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One of the great college football coaches of all-time Urban Meyer, three national championships,

two at Florida, one with the Buckeyes.

Now part of the big noon kickoff. All right, so let's go back and address the Ohio State stuff. So there's two schools of thought. First of all, when you come in as a heavy favorite, you can be a little cautious, perhaps, as a coach. Maybe that was Ryan Day. There's the other argument that Will Howard was not on his game, and he looked

at that Michigan offense and said, you know what, we're going to win this thing, 1710. We're going to

get out of this thing. We don't want to play around here. You tell me, when you watch that, do you

think Will Howard, and Will Howard's been a bit hot and cold for my taste, but he's talented, kid.

It was part of this, Ryan Day changing a game plan in-game when he wasn't real confident

in his quarterback after early mistakes.

You know, I watched this thing a couple of times because I'm on the Big Ten Network on Sundays,

and I was there, and I really couldn't believe what I watched in person.

And I spoke to Ryan Day this week and, you know, I, it's, we've all been there as a coach.

You're there on the sideline.

Your defense is playing phenomenal.

The opponent is really struggling.

You throw a turnover early in the game and give them a freebie.

You know, and you maybe lose a little confidence in your quarterback.

It was a little bit of blustering wind out there.

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