Urban Meyer to Ohio St

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by Danzig

yeah, sure. will they be eligible?

I don't think the NCAA has decided yet. Just a speculation on my part, but if they were not going to be eligible, I doubt Meyer would have taken the job. The whole thing stinks already.

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

I don't think the NCAA has decided yet. Just a speculation on my part, but if they were not going to be eligible, I doubt Meyer would have taken the job. The whole thing stinks already.

You have to figure they all know the answer to the question already. Why offer 7 years and 40 million and why accept it if the program is going to have those type of issues.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

You have to figure they all know the answer to the question already. Why offer 7 years and 40 million and why accept it if the program is going to have those type of issues.

for future recruitment. to show they're going with a supposed disciplinarian.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Dahoss

I don't think the NCAA has decided yet. Just a speculation on my part, but if they were not going to be eligible, I doubt Meyer would have taken the job. The whole thing stinks already.

talks....

yeah, who knows? i'd have to think they'll get something-maybe a few scholarships lost, one year no post-season?

and yeah, he'd take the job-there's enough green to make up for no bowl.

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by Danzig

talks....

yeah, who knows? i'd have to think they'll get something-maybe a few scholarships lost, one year no post-season?

and yeah, he'd take the job-there's enough green to make up for no bowl.

True about the money. The only thing I could find online is Ohio St self imposed a 5 scholarship a year reduction over the next 3 years. The NCAA charged the program with a Failure to Monitor its football program and that a decison on any further sanctions is expected in December.

[Clip-Clop]

Everyone thinks they want to spend more time at home with the family. Until they actual do it and realize there is no work to go to and get away from home. Home is daunting, family is great, but not for a guy used to working round the clock, round the calendar. A four day weekend to me feels like a month away from work and I am only 36.

[Bigsmc]

Originally Posted by Clip-Clop

Everyone thinks they want to spend more time at home with the family. Until they actual do it and realize there is no work to go to and get away from home. Home is daunting, family is great, but not for a guy used to working round the clock, round the calendar. A four day weekend to me feels like a month away from work and I am only 36.

It depends on your job and your home life. A four day weekend feels like 5 minutes away from work for me.

[Cannon Shell]

http://espn.go.com/colleges/georgia/...et-report-says

Just one more reason to believe that NCAA rules are completely nuts

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

http://espn.go.com/colleges/georgia/...et-report-says

Just one more reason to believe that NCAA rules are completely nuts

This one is ridiculous, even for the NCAA.

[Danzig]

yes, they are nuts. i believe everything i've seen so far about the psu scandal is that the ncaa has nothing in place for that type of situation.

but they can nab a coach who pays out bonuses that the school tries to scream 'they're broke' and won't pay...amazing.