doctors at Ohio State? For Covid issues? You do realize that the Ohio State medical school year in and year out is better than Clemson's version.

The Big 10 made a mistake about canceling season. Ohio State is not to blame. Ohio State, Iowa, and Nebraska are the three teams that pushed the most. With Ohio State carrying the most weight. Unfortunately, many of the states in the Big 10 are blue. And I think they wanted to use the virus as a way to hurt Trump. So did the Pac 12. But when the ACC, SEC, and basically every one else called their bluff, the Big 10 appeared like weak idiots. You can thank the commissioner, Warren. Ohio State did not want to cancel season. Actually Fields and Lawrence teamed up with the "Let us play" movement.

Secondly, unfortunately I think you are right about Meyer. I am not exactly sure what he knew about Zach Smith and his abuse. But Meyer's track record is extremely bad at Florida. It's not that bad at Ohio State, besides Zach Smith and possibly the Zeke issues. But the Florida problems were herendous.

I actually don't think Urban is that good of a coach. He is really good at getting top level assistant coaches. I don't think there is a better defensive line coach than Larry Johnson Sr. And Urban did bring Day in, who has a spotless record. But Urban was also tone death by bringing in Iowa's strength coach to Jacksonville who is claimed to have made racial slurs to over 40 students.

Urban is not good game coach. And honestly, Ohio State never would have wiped out a good Wisconsin team, defeated an average Alabama team for their standards, and wiped out a really good Oregon team had Barrett not gotten hurt. Cardale Jones ability to throw the deep pass, mixed in with big time receivers long ball receivers, and Zeke Elliot proved to be a great recipe. For some reason Urban likes certain guys. Jones struggled early the next year and he gave the job back to Barret. Reminds me when Florida had Cam, but Cam left because of Urban's loyalty to Teebow, even though teammates claim Cam was better.

You are a Clemson fan. You know full well how easy it is to plan for an Urban offense. If he has any sort of running QB, he likes to continue to do QB power plays. And the power rangers of Clemson stopped that easily. The Ohio State defense matched up with Clemson pretty well. But when your offense keeps going 3 and out, the other team is going to score thirty-forty. With Cardale Jones, who is not a runner, the QB power runs are off the table. And that is when Ohio State is at their best. But Urban leaned to heavily on QB running plays, and they did not work verse Clemson or against Michigan St. the year Michigan St. had a good team.

I think Urban will fail as the Jags coach. He has a tremendous winning percentage and against bowl teams of lesser talent, like USC and Washington. But when the field is equal with talent, I don't think Urban has the ability to switch strategies well enough at higher levels.

Honestly, it would have been better for Trevor Lawrence to go to the Jets, and for the Jets to get new coaches that were good with developing quarterbacks. Trevor Lawrence is probably the best quarterback prospect in recent memory, but it won't matter if the offensive line won't protect him, or if his receiving crew doesn't get open.

For the record, in the larger context of things, I would rather have the Zack Smith issue occur at my school - who was fired immediately when the administration found out- compared to having an important building on campus named after an owner of many slaves. I would rather my school be located in the state that produced the men who ended the Civil War and slavery compared to the state that fired the first literal shot in the defense of an economic system that depended on slavery. I am sure happy that Ryan Day did not wear a shirt that said, "Football Matters" a few weeks after George Floyd's death. I mean, I don't like the name "Black Lives Matter." But even someone as conservative as me knows that you only make the matter worse by being tone death. Didn't Dabo discourage a rally the football players wanted to have but when the national news found out he encouraged it? If that type is true, I am reminded of someone like the book of James says- someone who changes like the wind. In the end, I think Ryan Day is a better man than Dabo and a better football coach. And recruits are seeing it. We will see how well Venables does now that everyone knows his defense was based on stealing signs and the way to beat it is by huddling and then having quick counts. The talent gap will protect Clemson in the ACC. But we will see if Venables will be able to shut down opponents of equal or greater talent now that coaches know how to play him. Notre Dame wrote the cliff notes, and Ohio State wrote the book.