Great read! The Urban Meyer story was worth the read alone.

Great read, thanks for posting!

Can we make that required to read for all new people before they can start posting. It would make for a better all around board

Mmmmm kool-aid

 

Actually a good read. Thanks to him and Q.

 

Really hope that is true about Kelly.

Can we make that required to read for all new people before they can start posting. It would make for a better all around board

 

HandJack will intentionally ignore this

That was a great read. Thanks for posting.

Great perspective from someone who can see what we can’t. Thanks for the link.

Excellent, excellent letter by Q's dad.

It's a must read, especially that nattering nabob of negativism Handsome Jack

Being in NW Ohio. I’ve, heard of that story about Urban many times. Blame his wife for him not taking the ND job.

Being in NW Ohio. I’ve, heard of that story about Urban many times. Blame his wife for him not taking the ND job.

 

Well it didn't work out so well for her in Florida-wonder if she regrets that stance...

great read

 

I agree with the meyer/saban story or whoever else people think can come in and make ND the next Alabama. under the ND enrollment/education restrictions it would be very difficult.

Being in NW Ohio. I’ve, heard of that story about Urban many times. Blame his wife for him not taking the ND job.

 

Then he's a pssy. If she had a real job and made $, she should get a say, but if you're the sole owner and paying the bills, what you want matters more.

Then he's a pssy. If she had a real job and made $, she should get a say, but if you're the sole owner and paying the bills, what you want matters more.

 

Last, time I checked the cities around South Bend aren’t that bad of a place to live. Though, tbh Columbus is the same way, except a richer area.

Last, time I checked the cities around South Bend aren’t that bad of a place to live. Though, tbh Columbus is the same way, except a richer area.

 

It's not that bad. I can see Cbus being more desirable bc Upper Arlington is a great suburban community just a stone's throw from Campus. However, to have your wife just flat out veto what was your "dream job" when you're the only bread winner? That lacks balls.

 

Also ND's Campus>>>>>OSU's Campus.

Then he's a pssy. If she had a real job and made $, she should get a say, but if you're the sole owner and paying the bills, what you want matters more.

 

I'm guessing your not married huh? Haha

I'm guessing your not married huh? Haha

 

Yeah.......or divorced

Haha was thinking the same thing. Urban doesnt own his wife.

Haha was thinking the same thing. Urban doesnt own his wife.

 

I'd say the same thing if the roles were reversed. It rubs me the wrong way knowing he's the sole provider financially, and she just stomped on his dream like that? I hope that story is a bit of a hyperbole.

I'd say the same thing if the roles were reversed. It rubs me the wrong way knowing he's the sole provider financially, and she just stomped on his dream like that? I hope that story is a bit of a hyperbole.

 

I would think there is some poetic license in there. If he is willing to honor his wife by not taking a position somewhere, I suspect she would honor his choice to coach at ND if it really was his dream job.

 

Thank God this isn't Tennessee, otherwise Urban's wife would have gotten death threats as soon as word got out she torpedoed the deal.

I'd say the same thing if the roles were reversed. It rubs me the wrong way knowing he's the sole provider financially, and she just stomped on his dream like that? I hope that story is a bit of a hyperbole.

 

Having two daughters (and a son), there is no way that I would support allowing their future husbands to arbitrarily dictate the city they live in just because the husbands are the ones with a job outside the house.

 

I know five guys that forced their families to move without really giving their spouse any input and their wives all divorced them.

 

It is a matter of priorities. There is always another job. There is not always another wife or family.