****BREAKING NEWS****Urban Meyer Steps down at Florida

:o Wow, this is unexpected! I can't say I cared much for Meyer's ego at times, but he is unquestionably a great football coach. And I hate to see anyone sidelined for health reasons, so (I can't believe I'm saying this) best of luck to you Coach Meyer.
 
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He will be back.

Now... Who is taking over??

I picture Tebow leading his team to the Super Bowl next year, while also coaching Florida to a National Championship.

 
Unbelievable! Even though I am not a Gator fan, I hope his health is alright. He is/was an excellent coach and has had some big time success...hopefully he now has success dealing with these issues.

I wonder who UF will steal now????

 
This was a shocker and will definetily send ripples through College Football.

I hope he is ok because he always seemed like a good guy, but at the same time Im always thinking about the Huskers and the possible affect this could have.

I know it likely won't directly affect Nebraska, but down the line it could... Florida takes X coach, that school takes Y, etc, etc...

 
This was a shocker and will definetily send ripples through College Football.

I hope he is ok because he always seemed like a good guy, but at the same time Im always thinking about the Huskers and the possible affect this could have.

I know it likely won't directly affect Nebraska, but down the line it could... Florida takes X coach, that school takes Y, etc, etc...

 
High blood pressure/burnout/etc is my guess.

If nothing else, he'll come back healthier & probably make more then anyhow.

(or he got sick of getting crap about the loss to bama & told the boosters & UF to get f'd.

 
Just reported by ESPN....

Meyer has a heart muscle defect.

Meyer has been to the hospital multiple times since suffering chest pains after the SEC title game, a Florida source told ESPN. He has been diagnosed with a heart valve muscle defect, the source said.
The problem is not life threatening, a Florida source with knowledge of the situation told ESPN's Chris Mortensen. The same source said Meyer will remain in Gainesville in a non-coaching role to be defined later.

Meyer will hold a news conference in New Orleans on Sunday afternoon and will coach his final game in the Allstate Sugar Bowl against Cincinnati on New Year's Day.
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Will be interesting who they will go after. You know the first person name they throw out will probably be Stoops, then Steve spur. <_<

Kind of interesting they were coming up with comparisons of people leaving in their peak and TO name wasn't mentioned. <_<

 
Can't Teblow put one hand on his shoulder while he gives himself a tug & rub while mummbling something that sounds remotely Italian and heal him?

I thought that's how it was supposed to work?

 
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