Some people are more positive and want to give it some time...
Others are taking matters into their own hands immediately.
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Others are taking matters into their own hands immediately.
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FIESTA BOWL DEBACLE CAPPED A TWO-YEAR OFFENSIVE SLIDE FORCING URBAN MEYER'S HAND TO MAKE CHANGES
Hopefully you've made it through the 12 stages of grief following the beatdown Ohio State suffered at the hands of Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl College Football Playoff semifinal.
It's never fun watching your favorite squad get embarrassed on national television but in hindsight, a blowout was the best case scenario if the Buckeyes had to lose because it forced Urban Meyer to take decisive action.
If Ohio State lost a tight game, say 17-14, yet the offense still produced maybe one lone touchdown via great field position handed to it by the defense, Meyer might have been content in trying to polish a turd.
Instead, a 31-point shellacking had him bringing in a new quarterback coach, canning the existing one (or opting to let him walk depending on what you choose to believe), and likely bringing in Kevin Wilson as the new offensive coordinator leaving incumbent Ed Warinner twisting in the wind.
And all of that unfolded in about four days.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...ide-forcing-urban-meyers-hand-to-make-changes
Hopefully you've made it through the 12 stages of grief following the beatdown Ohio State suffered at the hands of Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl College Football Playoff semifinal.
It's never fun watching your favorite squad get embarrassed on national television but in hindsight, a blowout was the best case scenario if the Buckeyes had to lose because it forced Urban Meyer to take decisive action.
If Ohio State lost a tight game, say 17-14, yet the offense still produced maybe one lone touchdown via great field position handed to it by the defense, Meyer might have been content in trying to polish a turd.
Instead, a 31-point shellacking had him bringing in a new quarterback coach, canning the existing one (or opting to let him walk depending on what you choose to believe), and likely bringing in Kevin Wilson as the new offensive coordinator leaving incumbent Ed Warinner twisting in the wind.
And all of that unfolded in about four days.
Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...ide-forcing-urban-meyers-hand-to-make-changes
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