They kept showing him during the Maryland game and he looked like a man on the verge of a stroke multiple times. I said to my kids that man needs a break from the sidelines.
I loathe him as a man, but its tough to say that when he's had legitimate life threatening health issues.
I'm guessing this is half healthy related and half Ohio St. realizing they fucked up by not firing him and allowing him to now "step down". I don't think this has anything to do with his ability to win.
It has nothing to do with what happened over the summer
I loathe him as a man, but its tough to say that when he's had legitimate life threatening health issues.
I'm guessing this is half healthy related and half Ohio St. realizing they fucked up by not firing him and allowing him to now "step down". I don't think this has anything to do with his ability to win.
It has nothing to do with what happened over the summer
Ohh, well since you say so...
Sorry, I know what I’m talking about here. He is not being asked to step down
But I’ve never understood why Matt Campbell is mentioned for every big job. 19-18 at Iowa State
The 8 wins in 2017 and 8 this year (9 if they win the Bowl game) is the most for Iowa State since 2000. The last time they had a winning record before 2017 was 2009 and they hadn’t been to a Bowl game since 2012
Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
I don’t think it’s a hard “you need to leave now”. But I think the fiasco made his life more difficult, added more scrutiny to his job, and wouldn’t surprise me at all if Ohio St walks him nicely out the door.
I don’t think they fired him. I think him leaving makes things easier and they won’t put up a fight about it.
Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
I worked for Bud Foster and Frank Beamer for 4.
It seems your demeanor is just like Urban's.
This isn't the only thread you have done this on.
Funny.... I don’t really ever have issues with anybody on this site except for you who seems to follow me around on this topic. I have some insight on the situation. Didn’t attack anybody. You come in with a hilarious quip, honestly just tired of it.
I don’t think it’s a hard “you need to leave now”. But I think the fiasco made his life more difficult, added more scrutiny to his job, and wouldn’t surprise me at all if Ohio St walks him nicely out the door.
I don’t think they fired him. I think him leaving makes things easier and they won’t put up a fight about it.
It’s a fair point to make. He was never “long” for this job as he was not going to be a Paterno, Bowden, or even a Saban coaching into his late 60s. He’s just not built for it. I thought he’d go 9-10 seasons here. Speculation was he’d step down once his son went off to play college baseball so he could see him play more. That’s happening next year.
The health stuff with him is legitimate. I know it’s common fodder, believe me I understand it. If it were a different school I’d probably joke about it too. But it is legit and any time you’re talking about migraine/brain issues, that’s really affecting on the ability to do your job. So it was always going to force him out earlier than expected. His family is extremely tight so you know they see how it’s wearing on him and they’re probably pulling him in this direction too
I think the events over the summer probably only added to that stress, and potentially made him re-evaluate his status earlier than expected. He’s always been demonstrative on the sidelines but this season it was downright painful at times. So I think from that perspective, yeah the suspension did factor in.
But I think if the administration could hold onto him they would. As promising as Day is, he’s still an unknown. Urban, for all his flaws and there are many, is one of the two greatest coaches of this college era. They’d keep him forever if they could, truly believe that. This is all his call
Didn’t mean to shoot you down before uconn, it was a fair point
Much if the staff is staying, including Urban’s support staff guys that have been with him since Florida. That includes the director of recruiting Pantoni, who really is one of the “pioneers” of position in a college program. Does a ton of the leg work behind the scenes. That helps, but they’ll likely take a short term recruiting hit, it’s inevitable. At least until Day can prove himself
I loathe him as a man, but its tough to say that when he's had legitimate life threatening health issues.
I'm guessing this is half healthy related and half Ohio St. realizing they fucked up by not firing him and allowing him to now "step down". I don't think this has anything to do with his ability to win.
In this case, "running away" -- or better put, mutually agreeing to separate from Ohio State which does not want him anymore either -- is the right thing to do. Is there honor in stubbornly sitting through this scandal?
I don't think he coaches again, but I'd say there is maybe a 20% chance he comes back at some point if there is a breakthrough one day with his condition.
I like Ryan Day though. Ohio State will still maintain a top recruiting class and even if Haskins leaves, that offense is still pretty potent with Dobbins and Tate Martell. The defense is gonna need to be retooled a bit.
It's a cyst on his brain that causes severe headaches. Let's not go overboard. The guy doesn't have brain cancer. It's a quality of life matter, but it's not life threatening Link - ( New Window )
It's a cyst on his brain that causes severe headaches. Let's not go overboard. The guy doesn't have brain cancer. It's a quality of life matter, but it's not life threatening Link - ( New Window )
He's always lived and died with the action during games. So it could not have been made any easier this season. He's got grandchildren now and a family likely asking him what else he has to prove as a coach. Ask me a year ago and I would have guessed maybe three more seasons. But I'm not shocked this ended up being it.
the Titans OC job and he had the chance to interview for some smaller college HC jobs. He was sought after and he did a really good job during the suspension this season. I think OSU is lucky here to have him to step in. Imagine if they had to give the job to Schiano? Yikes
He's only 54. I'd be shocked if he doesn't coach again elsewhere.
Time will tell. And I'll be right here to eat the crow if he comes back. But I think this is it. Stoops walked away at a similar age and hasn't looked back. I know Urban took notice of the weight seemingly lifted off his shoulders upon retiring
It was mentioned during the Michigan game that he was considering retirement due to extreme migraines that only get worse when he gets all amped up walking the sidelines
Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
He's one of the biggest scumbags in the sport. Go talk to high school coaches in Florida, they'll tell you some absurd stories. He is loathed down in that state.
It was mentioned during the Michigan game that he was considering retirement due to extreme migraines that only get worse when he gets all amped up walking the sidelines
He also had heart problems at Florida that conveniently lined up with all the skeletons about to come out of the closet..
Wisconsin is going to get a flip because of this which is nice.
Hey Jon, whats the rumblings regarding Coan/Hornibrook for next year? Coan is a local kid here on the Island and it was a head scratcher that he picked Madison due Hornibrook only being a year older and "starter" on paper.
Coan is already going to be a junior next year and essentially wasted two years of eligibility.
was getting some offers to interview. The fact that he turned them down was telling that he is next in line for OSU’s HC.
Day is going to be the real deal. OSU is playing this very smart promoting him and not going outside the program. Those are big footprints to fill but I think Day will keep the Buckeye train on the tracks...
Wisconsin is going to get a flip because of this which is nice.
Hey Jon, whats the rumblings regarding Coan/Hornibrook for next year? Coan is a local kid here on the Island and it was a head scratcher that he picked Madison due Hornibrook only being a year older and "starter" on paper.
Coan is already going to be a junior next year and essentially wasted two years of eligibility.
No rumblings per say, but it's almost certainly going to be an open competition. You have the best RB in the country, 4 first team Big Ten OL, and Horni ended the year with 4 straight games with multi picks. Can't win with him at this point. They have the no. 2 QB this class + RS Frosh Chase Wolf and Coan, so it'll be a 4 way race.
Coan also will use his RS this year since he's only played in 4 games and Horni should start the bowl, so he should have 3 years left if he wins the job.
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again when things get tough. Classic Urban.
I loathe him as a man, but its tough to say that when he's had legitimate life threatening health issues.
I'm guessing this is half healthy related and half Ohio St. realizing they fucked up by not firing him and allowing him to now "step down". I don't think this has anything to do with his ability to win.
It has nothing to do with what happened over the summer
Ohh, well since you say so...
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again when things get tough. Classic Urban.
I loathe him as a man, but its tough to say that when he's had legitimate life threatening health issues.
I'm guessing this is half healthy related and half Ohio St. realizing they fucked up by not firing him and allowing him to now "step down". I don't think this has anything to do with his ability to win.
It has nothing to do with what happened over the summer
Ohh, well since you say so...
Sorry, I know what I’m talking about here. He is not being asked to step down
I don’t buy the Day hype. They should of hired Campbell from Iowa State
The 8 wins in 2017 and 8 this year (9 if they win the Bowl game) is the most for Iowa State since 2000. The last time they had a winning record before 2017 was 2009 and they hadn’t been to a Bowl game since 2012
Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
You ever been to Ames? Lol
I don’t think they fired him. I think him leaving makes things easier and they won’t put up a fight about it.
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Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
I worked for Bud Foster and Frank Beamer for 4.
It seems your demeanor is just like Urban's.
This isn't the only thread you have done this on.
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Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
I worked for Bud Foster and Frank Beamer for 4.
It seems your demeanor is just like Urban's.
This isn't the only thread you have done this on.
Funny.... I don’t really ever have issues with anybody on this site except for you who seems to follow me around on this topic. I have some insight on the situation. Didn’t attack anybody. You come in with a hilarious quip, honestly just tired of it.
I don’t think they fired him. I think him leaving makes things easier and they won’t put up a fight about it.
It’s a fair point to make. He was never “long” for this job as he was not going to be a Paterno, Bowden, or even a Saban coaching into his late 60s. He’s just not built for it. I thought he’d go 9-10 seasons here. Speculation was he’d step down once his son went off to play college baseball so he could see him play more. That’s happening next year.
The health stuff with him is legitimate. I know it’s common fodder, believe me I understand it. If it were a different school I’d probably joke about it too. But it is legit and any time you’re talking about migraine/brain issues, that’s really affecting on the ability to do your job. So it was always going to force him out earlier than expected. His family is extremely tight so you know they see how it’s wearing on him and they’re probably pulling him in this direction too
I think the events over the summer probably only added to that stress, and potentially made him re-evaluate his status earlier than expected. He’s always been demonstrative on the sidelines but this season it was downright painful at times. So I think from that perspective, yeah the suspension did factor in.
But I think if the administration could hold onto him they would. As promising as Day is, he’s still an unknown. Urban, for all his flaws and there are many, is one of the two greatest coaches of this college era. They’d keep him forever if they could, truly believe that. This is all his call
Didn’t mean to shoot you down before uconn, it was a fair point
I'll take "Irrelevant Information No One Asked For" for 600, Alex.
Much if the staff is staying, including Urban’s support staff guys that have been with him since Florida. That includes the director of recruiting Pantoni, who really is one of the “pioneers” of position in a college program. Does a ton of the leg work behind the scenes. That helps, but they’ll likely take a short term recruiting hit, it’s inevitable. At least until Day can prove himself
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I'll take "Irrelevant Information No One Asked For" for 600, Alex.
15 Straight my friend!
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again when things get tough. Classic Urban.
I loathe him as a man, but its tough to say that when he's had legitimate life threatening health issues.
I'm guessing this is half healthy related and half Ohio St. realizing they fucked up by not firing him and allowing him to now "step down". I don't think this has anything to do with his ability to win.
In this case, "running away" -- or better put, mutually agreeing to separate from Ohio State which does not want him anymore either -- is the right thing to do. Is there honor in stubbornly sitting through this scandal?
He'll be back in a year or two
I like Ryan Day though. Ohio State will still maintain a top recruiting class and even if Haskins leaves, that offense is still pretty potent with Dobbins and Tate Martell. The defense is gonna need to be retooled a bit.
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But stresses of job effects it
Time will tell. And I'll be right here to eat the crow if he comes back. But I think this is it. Stoops walked away at a similar age and hasn't looked back. I know Urban took notice of the weight seemingly lifted off his shoulders upon retiring
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Hey asshole, I worked for the guy for three years. I’m not even really defending him, I’m just just sharing what I know on the situation. If it’s not welcome and we just want to continue on speculating, that’s fine. Carry on
He's one of the biggest scumbags in the sport. Go talk to high school coaches in Florida, they'll tell you some absurd stories. He is loathed down in that state.
He also had heart problems at Florida that conveniently lined up with all the skeletons about to come out of the closet..
Hey Jon, whats the rumblings regarding Coan/Hornibrook for next year? Coan is a local kid here on the Island and it was a head scratcher that he picked Madison due Hornibrook only being a year older and "starter" on paper.
Coan is already going to be a junior next year and essentially wasted two years of eligibility.
it's the nature of the CFB business at this point.
Day is going to be the real deal. OSU is playing this very smart promoting him and not going outside the program. Those are big footprints to fill but I think Day will keep the Buckeye train on the tracks...
My condolences. Sounds gross
Thanks, I’ll be here all week. Try the veal.
I think Shaw could flip back. Supposedly he was about to when the Urban stuff was happening to start the year.
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Wisconsin is going to get a flip because of this which is nice.
Hey Jon, whats the rumblings regarding Coan/Hornibrook for next year? Coan is a local kid here on the Island and it was a head scratcher that he picked Madison due Hornibrook only being a year older and "starter" on paper.
Coan is already going to be a junior next year and essentially wasted two years of eligibility.
No rumblings per say, but it's almost certainly going to be an open competition. You have the best RB in the country, 4 first team Big Ten OL, and Horni ended the year with 4 straight games with multi picks. Can't win with him at this point. They have the no. 2 QB this class + RS Frosh Chase Wolf and Coan, so it'll be a 4 way race.
Coan also will use his RS this year since he's only played in 4 games and Horni should start the bowl, so he should have 3 years left if he wins the job.