Michigan, Urban Meyer and Bryce Underwood
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Legendary coach Urban Meyer didn't hold back in calling out his issue with the current College Football Playoff format.
Urban Meyer won two national championships at Florida. He went 65-15 in six seasons, produced a Heisman Trophy winner in Tim Tebow, and turned the Gators into the team everyone else in the SEC wanted to knock off.
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Urban Meyer has won national championships at Ohio State and Florida. That makes him as qualified as anyone to tackle one of college football’s hottest debates: Which conference is better, the SEC or the Big Ten. On Saturday, the former coach answered the question.
"And you're right I think there's the anti, 'we cannot let Donald Trump win this thing' So why cooperate even though it's bipartisan. This has nothing to do with politics.”
Urban Meyer says 'Be careful what you wish for'. “I don't think it's as simple as transfer portal. There's got to be something there though. You know, he's not a bad coach all of a sudden. He's had staff transition which you know staff transition is horrible, especially if you don't replace a great coach with a great coach.”