Urban Neyer's Health

[Avocado33]

Urban isn't going anywhere, unless he has some sort of legitimate/concerning health issue this time.

This has been a tough year for Ohio State (since the offseason), and yet the Buckeyes are 10-1 and very much alive for a CFP berth. I don't know any program where the that would equate to "The sky is falling."

Michigan probably is the better overall team, but I think Ohio State has a pretty good shot to win. They just psychologically own Michigan, it's in the Shoe, and anything can happen in a rivalry game. People expecting a Michigan blowout need to hold back a bit.

 

[MackDonald]

Urban isn't going anywhere, unless he has some sort of legitimate/concerning health issue this time.

This has been a tough year for Ohio State (since the offseason), and yet the Buckeyes are 10-1 and very much alive for a CFP berth. I don't know any program where the that would equate to "The sky is falling."

Michigan probably is the better overall team, but I think Ohio State has a pretty good shot to win. They just psychologically own Michigan, it's in the Shoe, and anything can happen in a rivalry game. People expecting a Michigan blowout need to hold back a bit.

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To suggest that this has been a "tough year" for Ohio State is putting it mildly, it wasn't too long ago (after 4 games into their schedule) they were considered by many to be a shoo-in for a play-off birth and then, from an Ohio State fan's perspective, the "sky did begin to fall", or at least a good sized patch of it, Just ask an Buckeye fan who watched the Purdue, Nebraska, and Maryland games and that "squeaker" come-back win against Penn State.

Most Ohio State fans have very high expectations......every year. I remember the 1950 team that won 6 games and lost 3, Coach Wes Fessler was fired, that kind of record was not good enough back then nor would it be today.