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southcampus;2221481; said:I've come to recognize Coach Meyer as a very blunt man.
That's the first thing that occurred to me as well. I suppose it did, and Rod's success on the field might hopefully contribute positively in that regard as well.Tlangs;2221504; said:Do you think this conversation was taken into account when the younger Smith picked Notre Dame?
OhioState001;2221440; said:I can't believe Meyer said that
zebiraross;2221772; said:I can see how people could see that being cold. On the other hand if that is the fire that needed to get Rod motivated instead of just floating under the radar as a 3rd string rb his while career, 5 years from now RS will be thanking his coach for motivating him.
SEREbuckeye;2221794; said:Yes, it may have been a tool that worked well for Rod Smith. But in the same, its maybe not something he should have shared in the media, to the world. It could really be embarrassing and who knows if its something Smith wanted shared. What goes on behind closed doors isn't something for the fans to be privy to. Urban might have to be more careful next time, could get himself in a "situation".
Rod has been playing very well for the Bucks. Most certainly one of the tallest backs I can remember in quite some time for us. Glad he has heart and he is maturing into a good one.
As long as the 'situation' has a happy ending, I think Urban's in the clear.SEREbuckeye;2221794; said:Yes, it may have been a tool that worked well for Rod Smith. But in the same, its maybe not something he should have shared in the media, to the world. It could really be embarrassing and who knows if its something Smith wanted shared. What goes on behind closed doors isn't something for the fans to be privy to. Urban might have to be more careful next time, could get himself in a "situation".
ant80;2221801; said:As long as the 'situation' has a happy ending, I think Urban's in the clear.