I think he'd do quite well in the NIL day and age.
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I think he'd do quite well in the NIL day and age.
i hated him at OSU, but yeah, we would be dumb not to want him, but we have frost, so im 100% in.
Would never watch a game he coached at Nebraska. Scum bag snake oil salesman.... I lived in Columbus during his tenure at tOSU. He has 2 faces.
I question how much fire he has left burning inside to do the job. I'd guess very little. When you hire old retreads you have to remember you aren't getting the guy from 10 years ago. I'll pass.
If this is a voluntary retirement, you have to assume he doesn't have enough fire burning to stay on as an academic administrator, let alone return to a meat grinder-type role as a head coach, unless its at a small school where there isn't pressure to win. Can't ever recall a coach resurrecting their career in their 70s, except Bill Snyder being called back to rescue KSU for a 2nd time.
Difference is Tressel hasn’t coached for 11 years , at age 70 could you just flip the switch and get the energy back!
Saban is entering his 16th year at Alabama and 27th consecutive year as a head coach. He certainly resurrected Alabama football, but has never been in a position of trying to resurrect his coaching career. Mack Brown was out of the game half as long as Tressel. He's 21-17 in 3 years at UNC - that's good enough to be on the hot seat at a number of P5 schools.
Urban has way to much Bad luggage he Carries with him , eventually he will put the program in a bad spot , plus he is a scumbag as a person and his word is no good.
Are you saying that Meyer wouldn’t be interested in the Texas job if it was open. And if he was, Texas wouldn’t be interested in him?
Have no idea , I am just giving my observations and my opinion of him as an individual,
I am saying Texas would not be interested
nor should they be
scumbag urban's days of lording over a program are long gone. guy's an absolute joke
His former players love him and he did a pretty good job at Ohio State in all respects. Doubt he gets back into D1 football coaching though.
He's seventy years old same as me and like me he should enjoy retirement. I believe coaching football at the pro, college and HS level is turning into a young man's game, I want new blood in the game not retreads. I know there are many older coaches in football many who are very successful but it doesn't change my mind about new blood. jmo
