Urban Meyer leaving Florida?

[Sportsbuck]

You two are both fucking idiots. First off, Urban Meyer was born in Ohio, coached at an Ohio high school, was an assistant at Ohio St. & was head coach at Bowling Green...which is in OHIO. WOW. Do some research you dumb fucking ohio st. fan.

Your a dumb fucking little shit of a Jayhawk fan, your the one who doesn't even mention Urban Meyer's name in a post where you talk about Greg Schiano, who was who I thought you were talking about.

And dipshit I am the one that first mentioned that info in the thread... dumbass.

Secondly, Yes - Bob Stoops days should be numbered. He's one of the highest payed coaches with some of the best talent in the nation, yet he has completely choked in the big games the last 4 or 5 seasons.. People & the administration in Norman expect a championships in return for the amount of cash they pay him. If they get to a BCS game or better yet, the title game & loose.. His ass in no doubt on the hot seat.

Please tell me your kidding. There are a few coaches in America who have a job at their school as long as they want to coach... Stoops is one of them.

 

[Rayman]

It won't happen for PSU, but after JoePa either retires or passes away, I want to see Turner Gill of Buffalo take that job. IMO he's the next big thing in coaching and I think he'd be a great fit in State College. He'd also discpline kids better than JoePa has lately.

Turner Gill to Penn State...MAKE IT HAPPEN.

You're getting Schiano....who will instill a nice tough-guy vibe, and use PSU's status to his advantage.

If that happens, you'll be "Linebacker U" again.

 

[Woy]

You're getting Schiano....who will instill a nice tough-guy vibe, and use PSU's status to his advantage.

If that happens, you'll be "Linebacker U" again.

You're telling me we're not Linebacker U anymore?

Paul Posluszny, 2005 and 2006 Bednarik Award winner and 2005 Butkus Award winner and Dan Connor, 2007 Bednarik Award winner say hi.

Navarro Bowman and Sean Lee will be in the spotlight this year.

 

[Sportsbuck]

Yes, I should have been more clear for you illiterate ohio st. people...

lol your from Iowa.

And don't act like your the only one who knows about Urban Meyer's background. Great, you posted some shit that I skipped over, but I know where he's from and what he's done.

How did I act like I'm the only one that knows Urban Meyer's background? Seriously, you question my research and don't even bother to read the thread...

Bob Stoops will be on a hot seat if he looses another bowl game, that's my opinion. How many more seasons are they gonna be ok with getting tooled in BCS games? Plus they a bunch of capable assistants waiting in the wings if they feel change is necessary.. Were not talking about Bobby Bowden here.

Right... they are going to fire a coach who has finished no lower than 2nd in his division in his career, has a national title, 6 conference titles (Inlcuding 3 in a row), has made it to a BCS bowl game in 7 of his 10 years, has only two non-ten-win seasons in 10 years, has won 82% of his games, and has finished in the top 10 7 out of those 10 years (And another time he finished at #11).

Oklahoma obviously disagrees with you considering at the end of 2008 they made him the nation's highest paid football coach.

 

[NAHSTE]

Yes, I should have been more clear for you illiterate ohio st. people... And don't act like your the only one who knows about Urban Meyer's background. Great, you posted some shit that I skipped over, but I know where he's from and what he's done. Bob Stoops will be on a hot seat if he looses another bowl game, that's my opinion. How many more seasons are they gonna be ok with getting tooled in BCS games? Plus they a bunch of capable assistants waiting in the wings if they feel change is necessary.. Were not talking about Bobby Bowden here.

This made me laugh, because that's essentially what you did in your first post.

 

[NAHSTE]

That's great. How about you stop riding sportsbuck's cock for just a few minutes

Or you just start thinking before you post dumb shit.

Sidenote-your avatar makes me laugh because the guy in the back is gay.

 

[Sportsbuck]

Anyway imo, all I'm saying is he's gonna be on the hot seat if they miss the Big 12 Champ. game, and get owned in a BCS game again if they get an invite.

And what happens if they have an average season like in 05 and they go 8-4 or something? I mean their schedule this year is no cake walk.

Very true, I think Oklahoma is going to dissapoint this year because of that schedule and because of all they lost on the oline.

 

[Warner2BruceTD]

Schiano turned down an interview from ND to stay at RU.

RU bulit him an estate to live in on campus. He says his goal is to turn RU into a perrenial power.

He's paid very well. He isnt going anywhere.

 

[NAHSTE]

Never said that Florida wouldn't miss a beat. All I'm saying is that Texas is going to really decline when McCoy leaves and Oklahoma is going to go back to a steady 8-4 or 7-3 record when Bradford leaves.

So things are gonna get so bad in Norman that they might have to stop playing full 12 game schedules? LOL at "7-3 when Bradford leaves"

 

[Sportsbuck]

Never said that Florida wouldn't miss a beat. All I'm saying is that Texas is going to really decline when McCoy leaves and Oklahoma is going to go back to a steady 8-4 or 7-3 record when Bradford leaves.

You act like college football at Texas and Oklahoma didn't exist before 2006.

 

[Sportsbuck]

Never said it did. They just don't have anyone to really take over.

Texas - '09 5* Garrett Gilbert, '10 4* Connor Wood, '10 3* Case McCoy

Oklahoma - '08 4* Landry Jones, '09 3* Drew Allen, '10 4* Blake Bell

I think they'll manage.

 

[Woy]

I DO NOT want Schiano. Just promote Bradley to HC, Johnson to DC, give Vanderlin (LB coach) a huge pay raise.

Dark horse for PSU job: Mike Shanahan...

I don't want Bradley to take the job. I hate how he doesn't call an aggressive gameplan during a big game. It didn't really happen last year, maybe USC, but he usually panics in big games and plays drop zone most of the game. That pisses me off more than anything.

Like I said, I want Turner Gill for that job. Probably one of the few PSU fans that think that.

 

[adembroski]

I would jizz my underpants if Meyer went to ND.

Ugh... he's a good coach, but I don't wanna see the spread at ND. I can't explain why, but I hate that offense. Plus I'm sick of seeing Meyer ruin potentially good NFL quarterbacks.

Plus I don't want anyone who could leverage ND into lowering admission requirements. I hate that ND fans complain about that, it should be a point of pride. Notre Dame hasn't been good, but they could easily be at Navy or Army's level right now. They're not.

Let Miami and Florida go out and recruit morons and grease them through as they always have. I'd rather ND maintain it's dignity and win 7 than win a (fake) National Championship and have a roster full of flunkies. ND might have the most delusional fanbase in the country, but they're also the most loyal, and the school has it's priorities straight. I'd prefer it stay that way.

Easier than Florida? "His style of players" are not in Indiana, and they don't want to live in Indiana. They are all in Florida and mostly want to live in the south. He would not leave for the ease of getting recruits, he'd only leave if he was that bored and needed a new challenge.

Yes, easier than Florida, because Notre Dame is not an Indiana school, it's a nationwide school. In their worst years, they have top 10 recruiting classes. They haven't sniffed a national championship since the early '90s, they still pull top 10 recruiting classes. This year they dropped because they only had 18 recruits, but it's still all 4 and 5 star players. They pull players from California, Texas, and Florida... the three best football states in the country by a wide margin... and anywhere else they target players.

No school in the country sniffs Notre Dame as far as recruiting potential. Not even close.

 

[NAHSTE]

Ugh... he's a good coach, but I don't wanna see the spread at ND. I can't explain why, but I hate that offense. Plus I'm sick of seeing Meyer ruin potentially good NFL quarterbacks.

Plus I don't want anyone who could leverage ND into lowering admission requirements. I hate that ND fans complain about that, it should be a point of pride. Notre Dame hasn't been good, but they could easily be at Navy or Army's level right now. They're not.

Let Miami and Florida go out and recruit morons and grease them through as they always have. I'd rather ND maintain it's dignity and win 7 than win a (fake) National Championship and have a roster full of flunkies. ND might have the most delusional fanbase in the country, but they're also the most loyal, and the school has it's priorities straight. I'd prefer it stay that way.



Yes, easier than Florida, because Notre Dame is not an Indiana school, it's a nationwide school. In their worst years, they have top 10 recruiting classes. They haven't sniffed a national championship since the early '90s, they still pull top 10 recruiting classes.

Yes, because recruiting services routinely give their signees a nice little "Notre Dame curve" and bump them up a star or two. You are kidding yourself if you don't think Florida is a better place to recruit in 2009 than Notre Dame. Get out of 1977.

 

[adembroski]

Yes, because recruiting services routinely give their signees a nice little "Notre Dame curve" and bump them up a star or two. You are kidding yourself if you don't think Florida is a better place to recruit in 2009 than Notre Dame. Get out of 1977.

Excuse me? The star grades are given before they are recruited, or am I mistaken in thinking I'm talking to someone who knows something about college football?

 

[adembroski]

So just Hypothetically speaking, you'd rather a 1st round QB that does well in the pros over a Tim Tebow type QB who wins you championships??

Hell ill take national championships over shitty pro qb any day.

First off, the fact that he's a pro means he's not shitty compared to college QBs in most cases.

Secondly, I never said that. I said that Urban Meyer ruins pro careers. That's not his problem, of course, his job is to win college football games, not make Tim Tebow a millionaire. That doesn't mean I have to like the fact that Tebow is going to be a bust in the NFL despite having all kinds of talent.

 

[adembroski]

his dream job is Notre Dame and if he says he wont coach there well then hes not leaving

I'd quit SEI to coach Notre Dame

I don't know. I think of Notre Dame doesn't win 8-10 games this year, Weis will be out, but I think they will. The schedule is weak, Michigan State and USC are the only games I think they have very little chance to win. They have a home-heavy schedule in a tough stadium, and a lot of offensive talent. The questions are; does the defense gel, because it's very young, and can they build a decent running game?

Urban Meyer would take 2-3 years to make ND a contender because he'd have to rebuild them. It'd be a waste of two very good pro-style quarterbacks. The team is much closer to being a good Charlie Weis team than a good Urban Meyer team.

Ugh, and I can't imagine having to watch the spread option every week. Such a fuckin' BORING offense. I'd rather run the fuckin' veer than that.

 

[Sven Draconian]

What pro career has Urban Meyer ruined, Alex Smith? He was the #1 overall pick and he couldn't hack it in the NFL, that isn't Meyers fault.

Tebow is a marginal pro because his arm is questionable and his release is unorthodox. The issue with his NFL status is far more of an NFL issue than it is with Meyer (The NFL being an absolute clinic in the dangers of group think).

 

[Rayman]

What pro career has Urban Meyer ruined, Alex Smith? He was the #1 overall pick and he couldn't hack it in the NFL, that isn't Meyers fault.

Tebow is a marginal pro because his arm is questionable and his release is unorthodox. The issue with his NFL status is far more of an NFL issue than it is with Meyer (The NFL being an absolute clinic in the dangers of group think).

This ties directly into the other thread, but Alex Smith has shown himself to be a product of the system, as many QBs who run that offense in college turn out to be.

He still has all these measurables that might allow for him to be a decent QB someday, but he never should have gone #1 to begin with.

Sad that the 49ers didn't learn from other teams' mistakes.

 

[Sportsbuck]

Plus I don't want anyone who could leverage ND into lowering admission requirements

Robert Hughes, he of the 2.5 GPA and 17 ACT says hi.