Timber;620905 wrote:I would struggle to offer this position to one who may decide after one year, that his health was an "issue" again.

I agree not one quits a dream job just to hang out with their family, he clearly can not do it for health reasons IMO.

Red Saul;620508 wrote:Honestly, I dont know who else gets this job when Tressel decides to walk away.

Something tells me they throw money to Stoops

Timber;620905 wrote:I would struggle to offer this position to one who may decide after one year, that his health was an "issue" again.

Don't mind it if he wins a National Championship in that one year.

bo shemmy3337;620934 wrote:I agree not one quits a dream job just to hang out with their family, he clearly can not do it for health reasons IMO.

no shit, but if he gets these helath problems worked out in a couple of years, who knows??

centralbucksfan;620505 wrote:There is NO SUBSTANCE to this story. That being said, it wouldn't surprise me at all. He is VERY close to Earl Bruce. Coached at BG. So he has an idea about Ohio State. If he does come to OSU...I honestly wouldn't want to see that offense he runs. I think defenses have caught up with it. Unless you have someone exceptional to run it(Tebow)...I think we saw this year what could happen offensively.

There's no substance to the story because it's not a story, it's his opinion. He's just saying that if and when Meyer decides to coach again he sees OSU being the most likely possibility assuming that Tressel retires in four years when his contract is up.

jordo212000;620503 wrote:I was just telling my dad today that I'd love to see Tress bring him up there to be an assistant here in a year or two as the head coach in waiting

Those in the media close to Tressel say that he hates the head-coach-in-waiting concept (as do I). I think this is only fine in w Bret Bielema situation when the head coach announced this would be his last season then named his replacement. Naming a guy your next head coach four years before it's supposed to happen just has too much potential for problems.

Also, why do people assume he'll be back in the coaching game in a year or two? Why doesn't anyone think that he really wants to see his kids grow up and will stay out of coaching for several years? One of the main reason Bill Cowher retired was to spend more time with his kids. He has stayed away, and his kids are now done with school so he's considering coming back to coaching. It's very possible that Meyer will do the same.