Urban Meyer is probably leaving Florida after this season to go to Notre Dame. Meyer says he's not going. He insists he loves it in Gainesville and has no intention of taking a position he once described as "my dream job."
Meyer has become obsessed with success and power, the lure of being "the man" at South Bend might be too much for him to turn down.
Besides, Meyer knows better than anyone that Tim Tebow is gone after the season and Florida's reign of terror in the SEC will be over. Don't think Meyer isn't just a tad concerned about Nick Saban stockpiling warehouses loaded with blue-chip talent in Tuscaloosa. Meyer knows he dodged a bullet in the 4th quarter of the SEC title game last year. However, that wasn't enough for the self-absorbed coach. Beating Saban once wasn't enough. He needed to beat him a second time.
Why else do you think that leading up to the Sugar Bowl Meyer was helping his one-time assistant Kyle Whittingham, construct the game plan that beat the Tide 31-17 in the Sugar Bowl? The SEC Rocks!
Meyer has become obsessed with success and power, the lure of being "the man" at South Bend might be too much for him to turn down.
Besides, Meyer knows better than anyone that Tim Tebow is gone after the season and Florida's reign of terror in the SEC will be over. Don't think Meyer isn't just a tad concerned about Nick Saban stockpiling warehouses loaded with blue-chip talent in Tuscaloosa. Meyer knows he dodged a bullet in the 4th quarter of the SEC title game last year. However, that wasn't enough for the self-absorbed coach. Beating Saban once wasn't enough. He needed to beat him a second time.
Why else do you think that leading up to the Sugar Bowl Meyer was helping his one-time assistant Kyle Whittingham, construct the game plan that beat the Tide 31-17 in the Sugar Bowl? The SEC Rocks!
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