In Phil Mushnick's column in the NY Post Feb. 13 he has this to stay about how Urban Liar recruited:
"Despite new Jacksonville Jaguars coach Urban Meyer's claims to being a religious man, one wonders if anyone would have ever heard of him if he wasn’t reliant on young criminals recruited to his football teams, first at the University of Florida then at Ohio St., both known to do whatever it takes.
Meyer’s teams, 2005 to 2018, totaled in excess of 40 arrests, from murder (Aaron Hernandez, then with the Patriots) to rape, to weapons, to kidnapping. He even indulged one of his assistant coaches, bringing him to Ohio St. despite evidence that he chronically assaulted his wife.
And thus it seems that Meyer owes much of his success to criminals. His collegiate employers paid him millions to recruit the young among them by dangling full scholarships in the bogus name of NCAA student-athletics. The Jaguars and NFL obviously were left impressed."
In Phil Mushnick's column in the NY Post Feb. 13 he has this to stay about how Urban Liar recruited:
"Despite new Jacksonville Jaguars coach Urban Meyer's claims to being a religious man, one wonders if anyone would have ever heard of him if he wasn’t reliant on young criminals recruited to his football teams, first at the University of Florida then at Ohio St., both known to do whatever it takes.
Meyer’s teams, 2005 to 2018, totaled in excess of 40 arrests, from murder (Aaron Hernandez, then with the Patriots) to rape, to weapons, to kidnapping. He even indulged one of his assistant coaches, bringing him to Ohio St. despite evidence that he chronically assaulted his wife.
And thus it seems that Meyer owes much of his success to criminals. His collegiate employers paid him millions to recruit the young among them by dangling full scholarships in the bogus name of NCAA student-athletics. The Jaguars and NFL obviously were left impressed."