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Urban Meyer speaks about Jerry Kill's retirement
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Ohio State's man in charge weighs in on the sudden decision by Kill to hang it up.
On the heels of the breaking news of Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill's retirement from coaching, Urban Meyer spoke to the press about his former Big Ten coaching rival:
Urban Meyer on Jerry Kill resignation. pic.twitter.com/NvZOeBFxQd
— Clay Hall (@claywsyx6) October 28, 2015
This retirement is something that likely hits pretty close to home for Meyer, considering his own struggles with maintaining personal health while coaching.
Kill was named the 2014 Big Ten Head Coach of the Year over Meyer, and although that was certainly a questionable decision by the voters, there's no doubting that Kill was a fantastic coach in his own right.
Could Minnesota look to Meyer's Ohio State staff to find his replacement?
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Nick Polak via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
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Ohio State's man in charge weighs in on the sudden decision by Kill to hang it up.
On the heels of the breaking news of Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill's retirement from coaching, Urban Meyer spoke to the press about his former Big Ten coaching rival:
Urban Meyer on Jerry Kill resignation. pic.twitter.com/NvZOeBFxQd
— Clay Hall (@claywsyx6) October 28, 2015
This retirement is something that likely hits pretty close to home for Meyer, considering his own struggles with maintaining personal health while coaching.
Kill was named the 2014 Big Ten Head Coach of the Year over Meyer, and although that was certainly a questionable decision by the voters, there's no doubting that Kill was a fantastic coach in his own right.
Could Minnesota look to Meyer's Ohio State staff to find his replacement?
Continue reading...