Urban Meyer cemented his legacy Monday.
When official word finally confirmed rumors that Meyer would be the next head coach at Ohio State, he immediately became the biggest scumbag in a sport full of shady characters.
Meyer’s misgivings have nothing to do with his abilities between the white lines. As far as Ohio State is concerned, it made the best decision out there. The Buckeyes will have great success with Meyer at the helm — probably quickly. Not to mention Meyer is also an Ohio native.
From a football perspective, it was a slam dunk for both teams.
But Meyer sold out the people who should have meant the most to him — his family.
Following the 2009 season, Meyer retired to take care of his health issues. Apparently all he needed was a routine checkup, as his retirement lasted a mere day.
The ordeal was nothing short of a mockery.
The very next season, Meyer retired — and I use this term in the loosest of ways — again. This time he cited his family as the reason. His exact words were, “I appreciate the sacrifices my 24/7 profession has demanded of me, and I know it is time to put my focus on my family and life away from the