Keyshawn Johnson Starts the Urban Meyer-to-Texas Chatter

by Larry Leo

May 4, 20229 Comments

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On this morning's Keyshawn, JWill & Max, college football analyst Paul Finebaum challenged Keyshawn Johnson to name the next job Urban Meyer would take. And he didn't have a crazy answer, which caught Paul off guard...

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CDawson•24 months

Meyer has proven he wants no longer wants any part of the SEC. Therefore, Texas is out.

Lcguy•24 months

Agreed, he's scared of the sec

bdavids09•24 months

If Petrino was able to coach again then Urban is not done. Now maybe not a big school like texas but middle power 5 I could see happening.

CDawson•24 months

Guys got 3 natties. Just about any "big school" would take him in a heartbeat. He is a HR hire on the college level.

Fightin Okra•24 months

Not sure why anyone would hire him.

atltiger6487•24 months

I think Urban may be done. Tons of baggage, and the recent disaster with the Jags was the icing on the cake.

Shaq4prez•24 months

He is beyond done. I fully endorse him to be HC at any school LSU can potentially play.

MJackson•24 months

he's only done if he desires to be done. I'd be willing to bet a dozen or 2 schools (mostly middle of the pack pac-12 + big 12, and lower echelon SEC + Big 10) would be willing to give him a chance to make some noise and be relevant for a few years what's the worst that could happen to a school like Illinois/Kansas/Minnesota/Cal/Arizona/etc? they remain in their mediocre ways? the upside? create a TON of havoc by upsetting a team w/ conference or nat'l title hopes, or better yet, go to consecutive bowl games, create buzz, generate hype/money for the school, etc as a Michigan fan, his off the field stuff is damning, and has been known for YEARS before last year, but his record and on-field success is incredible. and I'd be willing to bet several schools would love to taste some success

Tigers4Lyfe•24 months

College isn't Pro.

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