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Urban Meyer Retiring As Ohio State Football Coach

Urban Meyer announced that he will step down as Ohio State’s head football coach, effective at the end of the 2018 season. The move doesn’t come as a shock – there had been significant speculation about Meyer’s future in the wake of health concerns, and the University’s response to the Zach Smith situation. Still, it marks the end of the most successful era in Ohio State football history…

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Two-Minute Drill: Chris Petersen And Urban Meyer On Rose Bowl

On New Year’s Day 2019, the Rose Bowl game will have its traditional matchup of the Big Ten champion against the Pac-12 champion for the first time in five seasons. The No. 6 Ohio State Buckeyes are set to face the No. 9 Washington Huskies in Pasadena. It’s not the College Football Playoff, but it’s still a very nice matchup of top-10 teams in one of the greatest venues in all of American sport. Sunday, after the matchup was made official, the head coaches of both schools held a teleconference to preview the game… 

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WATCH: Buckeyes React To Rose Bowl Selection

The Ohio State Buckeyes are headed to the Rose Bowl for the first time since the 2009 season. OSU won the Big Ten Championship Saturday night with a 45-24 win over Northwestern in Indianapolis. However, Sunday the College Football Playoff Committee voted the Buckeyes No. 6 in the nation, behind Alabama, Clemson, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, and Georgia. That was disappointing, although not necessarily surprising…

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Two-Minute Drill: Urban Meyer At The Big Ten Championship Game

Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer had some interesting things to say during his final press conference before the 2018 Big Ten Championship Game. His No. 6 Buckeyes are still alive for the College Football Playoff, and would be guaranteed no worse than a Rose Bowl berth with a win over No. 21 Northwestern. However, the answer that might draw the most attention was a simple “no comment on that” to a report that he does not plan to coach beyond the end of the 2019 season…