Former Ohio State Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer didn't hold back regarding his former team's loss to the Indiana Hoosiers in the Big Ten title game. In a surprising twist of fate, Meyer's disappointment was more reflected in the lessons the Buckeyes should be taking from the loss rather than the defeat itself.

Former Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Urban Meyer spoke with Ryan Day about the team's loss to Indiana in the Big Ten title with an interesting thought.

Former Ohio State coach Urban Meyer claimed that the Barstool boss — and Michigan alum — has yet to cough up his $1,000 bet after the Buckeyes trounced the Wolverines on Nov. 29. “Portnoy still owes me 1,000 bucks, I know that,” Meyer said during his “Triple Option” podcast with Fox Sports co-hosts Rob Stone and Mark Ingram.

Hartline has worked with the Buckeyes’ receivers since joining Urban Meyer’s staff in 2017. He was promoted to offensive coordinator this season by coach Ryan Day — a role Hartline intends to hold throughout the upcoming College Football Playoff.

Michigan announced Wednesday that it had fired head coach Sherrone Moore "with cause" after an internal investigation found "credible evidence" he engaged in an

Meyer issued a two-word response to the idea of him becoming Michigan's new coach. This should come as no surprise to Wolverines or Buckeyes fans. Meyer still loves Ohio State. He knows what going to the other side of the rivalry would do to his legacy.

Former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer had advice for Marcus Freeman as the Notre Dame leader's name pops up in NFL coaching rumor mills.