1036:'enough's enough' in regards to Florida football player arrests Total of 25 players that faced charges upsetting to Florida coach Urban Meyer - Orlando Sentinel |publisher=Articles.orlandosentinel.com |date=2010-09-17 |accessdate=2010-09-26}}</ref> of his players have been arrested during his nearly six years as the Gators' coach.<ref name=george9152010>Rachel George, "," ''The Sun-Sentinel'' (September 15, 2010). Retrieved September 15, 2010.</ref> The seriousness of the charges has varied widely among the thirty players, from seemingly minor offenses such as possession of alcohol by a minor to the very serious charge of possession of a concealed weapon, and many of the charges were ultimately dismissed.<ref name=george9152010/> Meyer's punishments have also varied with the severity of the charge, with some players never missing game time and others being kicked off the team.<ref name=george9152010/><ref>Associated Press, "," ''Contra Costa Times'' (September 16, 2010). Retrieved September 17, 2010.</ref>
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two-year stint as a graduate assistant at Ohio State.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> He then spent the next thirteen years as an assistant—two at ], six at ], and five at ].<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> In 1990, while still the linebacker coach at
Illinois State, he called ] head coach ] to see if a position was available on his staff. Saban, however, never returned the call.<ref>Pete Thamel, "," ''The New York Times'' (December 4, 2009). Retrieved February 17, 2010.</ref> In 2001, Meyer took his first head coaching job at ].<ref name=cfbdwmeyerrecord/> In his first season there, he engineered one of the greatest turnarounds in the ] football history, going 8–3 and capping off the season with a 56–21 victory over Bowling Green's rival, the University of Toledo Rockets.<ref name=cfbdwbgsuresults20002004>College Football Data Warehouse, .
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Utah.<ref name=utahplayerbiomeyer/> He also earned honors as '']'' National Coach of the Year, the first Utes coach to do so.<ref>Matt Hayes, "," ''Sporting News'' (December 15, 2003). Retrieved
September 2, 2009.</ref> Meyer's success can be attributed to his unique offensive system, which is an offshoot of ]'s ], relying on short pass routes.<ref>Kelley King, "," ''Sports Illustrated'' (November 1, 2004). Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> Meyer's base offense spreads three receivers and puts the ] in ].<ref name=cbrown120208>Chris Brown, "," SmartFootball.com (December 2, 2008). Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> Then, he introduces motion in the backfield and turns it into an ] attack, adding elements of the traditional run-oriented ].<ref name=cbrown120208/>
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worth $ 14 million.<ref name=imaisel120604/> He later signed a six-year contract extension with the Gators on June 7, 2007; the extended contract paid an average of $ 3.25 million per year.<ref>"," ''Seattle Times'' (December 25, 2008). Retrieved
September 2, 2009.</ref> On August 3, 2009, Meyer received another contract extension that made him the SEC's highest paid coach during the 2009 season; his 2009 extension is worth $ 24 million over six years.<ref>Chris Low, "," ESPN.com (August 3, 2009). Retrieved September 2, 2009.</ref> At the time of the latest contract extension, Meyer was the third highest paid college football coach, behind only ] and ].<ref>Andy Staples, "," ''Sports Illustrated'' (August 3, 2009). Retrieved September 2, 2009.</ref>
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Eleven of the Gators' twelve wins in the 2008 regular season were by 20 points or more. On
December 6, 2008, Meyer led the Gators to a 31–20 victory over then No. 1 ranked ] in the ]. Leading in time of possession, rushing yards, and passing yards, the Gators would come from behind after a third quarter deficit to score two touchdowns and hold Alabama scoreless in the fourth quarter. The victory would vault Florida to No. 1 in the Associated Press Poll, No. 2 in the USA Today Coaches' Poll, and No. 2 in the BCS rankings, setting up a showdown against ] in the ] on January 8, 2009, at Dolphin Stadium in Miami, Florida. The Gators defeated Oklahoma 24–14 to win the National Championship.
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experience, including nine as a head coach.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> His overall record as a head coach through the end of the 2009 season is 96–18, and he is 49–14 in conference play.<ref name=cfbdwmeyerrecord>College
Football Data Warehouse, All-Time Coaching Records, . Retrieved September 2, 2009.</ref> His winning percentage (.842) through the end of 2009 season ranks first nationally among active college football head coaches.<ref>Associated Press, "," SI.com (January 1, 2009). Retrieved September 1, 2009. By winning the 2009 BCS Championship game on January 8, 2009, Meyer moved past Oklahoma head coach ] into second place on the list of active Division
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attack led by ], while ] and ] led an option run-based spread).<ref name=cbrown120208/> Using this offense, he has won two BCS titles, has become the first coach to lead a non-BCS conference team (Utah) to a BCS bowl,<ref>Associated Press, "," ESPN.com (January 2, 2005). Retrieved
September 5, 2009.</ref> has coached a Heisman trophy winner (]),<ref>Associated Press, "," ESPN.Com (December 9, 2007). Retrieved September 5, 2009.</ref> and has graduated a player who became a number one overall pick in the NFL draft (]).<ref>National Football League, Draft History, . Retrieved September 5, 2009.</ref>
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clinching the SEC East, the Gators won the {{year event|2006|SEC Championship Game}} on
December 2 over ] by a score of 38–28. The Gators defeated the Buckeyes, 41–14, in the ] to win the national championship.<ref name=apbcs10807>Associated Press, "," ESPN.con (January 8, 2007). Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> It was the first BCS bowl berth for the Gators since the ] that capped off the 2001 campaign,<ref>College Football Data Warehouse, . Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> and Florida's first national championship appearance and victory since winning the ].<ref name=apbcs10807/>
297:] coach and former player. Meyer is a native of ] and an ] of the ], where he played college football. He is the current head coach of the ] team that represents the ]; he previously coached the ] team from 2001 to 2002, and the ] team from 2003 to 2004. He is best known for coaching the Florida Gators to two ] victories during the 2006 and 2008 seasons. Meyer's winning percentage through the conclusion of the 2009 season (.842) is the highest among all active coaches with a minimum of five full seasons at a ] (FBS) program.<ref>"," ''Sports Illustrated'' (December 17, 2009). Retrieved March 19, 2010.</ref>
270:, 1964) is an American ] coach and former player. Meyer is a native of ] and an ] of the ], where he played college football. He is the current head coach of the ] team that represents the ]; he previously coached the ] team from 2001 to 2002, and the ] team from 2003 to 2004. He is best known for coaching the Florida Gators to two ] victories during the 2006 and 2008 seasons. Meyer's winning percentage through the conclusion of the 2009 season (.842) is the highest among all active coaches with a minimum of five full seasons at a ] (FBS) program.<ref>"," ''Sports Illustrated'' (
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Crabbe, "" ''Gainesville Sun'' (January 7, 2009). Retrieved
September 1, 2009.</ref> This scholarship was designed for first-generation students that have unique needs and financial challenges.<ref>University of Florida, Student Affairs, . Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> The Florida Opportunity Scholars Program was created by President ] in 2006, and is intended to increase the opportunities for academically prepared first-generation students.<ref>Gatorzone.com, Men's Basketball, "," press release (October 14, 2008). Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref>
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recent developments have forced me to re-evaluate my priorities of faith and family." He also said: "I'm proud to be a part of the
Gainesville community and the Gator Nation and I plan to remain in Gainesville and involved with the University of Florida."<ref name="autogenerated1"/> Meyer admitted that he had suffered frequent chest pains (later discovered to be caused by ]) and occasional severe headaches due to an ] for years, and that they were related to stress.<ref name="ESPN2">ESPN.com News Services, "." Retrieved
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1517:, 2008, Meyer led the Gators to a 31–20 victory over then No. 1 ranked ] in the ]. Leading in time of possession, rushing yards, and passing yards, the Gators would come from behind after a third quarter deficit to score two touchdowns and hold Alabama scoreless in the fourth quarter. The victory would vault Florida to No. 1 in the Associated Press Poll, No. 2 in the USA Today Coaches' Poll, and No. 2 in the BCS rankings, setting up a showdown against ] in the ] on
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The team led the conference in scoring,<ref>SECSports.com, . Retrieved
September 1, 2009.</ref> but struggles on defense made it difficult for the Gators to reach a ].<ref>Mark Schlabach, "," ESPN.com (August 7, 2007). Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> The Gators lost the {{year event|2008|Capital One Bowl}} to ] 41–35 on January 1, 2008.<ref name=cfbdwhmeyer2007/> Meyer served as a pre-game and halftime analyst for the ].
613:, 2010.</ref> In 2001, Meyer took his first head coaching job at ].<ref name=cfbdwmeyerrecord/> In his first season there, he engineered one of the greatest turnarounds in the ] football history, going 8–3 and capping off the season with a 56–21 victory over Bowling Green's rival, the University of Toledo Rockets.<ref name=cfbdwbgsuresults20002004>College Football Data Warehouse, . Retrieved
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343:, 2009.</ref> He has twenty years of college coaching experience, including nine as a head coach.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> His overall record as a head coach through the end of the 2009 season is 96–18, and he is 49–14 in conference play.<ref name=cfbdwmeyerrecord>College Football Data Warehouse, All-Time Coaching Records, . Retrieved
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459:, 2009.</ref> And when the employment status of Irish coach ] came into question in November 2009, Meyer held a press conference to dispel rumors linking him to the possible opening, stating that he would remain at Florida for "as long as they'll have me."<ref></ref> The University of Cincinnati's ] was eventually hired for the job.
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baseball in the Braves organization.<ref name=utahplayerbiomeyer/> He went on to play ] at the ] before earning his ] in ] in 1986.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> During his undergraduate studies, Meyer also became a brother of the ] ] (] Chapter), and met his future wife at Sigma Chi's Derby Days philanthropy event.<ref>Raymond Hines
555:],<ref name=Staples12272009>Andy Staples, "," ''Sports Illustrated'' (December 27, 2009). Retrieved March 19, 2010.</ref> and he resumed his coaching duties in time for the beginning of the Gators' spring practice on March 17, 2010.<ref>Kyle Maistri, "," ''Palm Beach Post'' (March 17, 2010). Retrieved March 19, 2010.</ref>
2598:). He has twenty years of college coaching experience, including nine as a head coach. His overall record as a head coach through the end of the 2009 season is 96–18, and he is 49–14 in conference play. His winning percentage (.842) through the end of 2009 season ranks first nationally among active college football head coaches.
621:, 2009.</ref> He also earned Mid-American Conference coach of the year honors. The next year, Bowling Green finished with a 9–3 record.<ref name=cfbdwbgsuresults20002004/> After a 17–6 overall record, Meyer left for the University of Utah.<ref>Liz Abel, "," press release, University of Utah News Center (
443:, 2009.</ref> and, on several occasions, has referred to the head coaching position at the ] as his "dream job," leading to speculation that he would someday wish to coach there. However, according to a July 2009 newspaper report, Meyer insisted he would never leave Florida for Notre Dame.<ref>Pat Dooley, "" ''Gainesville Sun'' (
697:, 2009.</ref> In his ] there, Meyer was named the ]'s Coach of the Year with a 10–2 record, the best ever for a coach's first season at Utah.<ref name=utahplayerbiomeyer/> He also earned honors as '']'' National Coach of the Year, the first Utes coach to do so.<ref>Matt Hayes, "," ''Sporting News'' (
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news|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/28/sports/ncaafootball/28florida.html?_r=1|title=Florida’s Meyer Will Take Leave, Not Resign|accessdate=27 December 2009 | work=The New York Times | first=Pete | last=Thamel | date=December 28, 2009}}</ref> Offensive coordinator ] would serve as the ] coach in Meyer's absence.
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news|url=http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/28/sports/ncaafootball/28florida.html?_r=1|title=Florida’s Meyer Will Take Leave, Not Resign|accessdate=27 December 2009 | work=The New York Times | first=Pete | last=Thamel | date=December 28, 2009}}</ref> Offensive coordinator ] would serve as the ] coach in Meyer's absence.
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assistant—two at ], six at ], and five at ].<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> In 1990, while still the linebacker coach at Illinois State, he called ] head coach ] to see if a position was available on his staff. Saban, however, never returned the call.<ref>Pete Thamel, "," ''The New York Times'' (
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Game}},<ref>Associated Press, "," ESPN.com (November 12, 2005). Retrieved January 1, 2009.</ref> but they lost to ] and former Florida coach ] in the SEC regular season finale. Instead, the Gators' rival, the ], took the SEC Eastern Division title to the championship game, ultimately defeating LSU.
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name=utahplayerbiomeyer/> He went on to play ] at the ] before earning his ] in ] in 1986.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> During his undergraduate studies, Meyer also became a brother of the ] ] (] Chapter), and met his future wife at Sigma Chi's Derby Days philanthropy event.<ref>Raymond Hines
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to a former girlfriend, Meyer stated that he was "real upset about that. After a while, enough's enough. If there's something that we can improve on, we're certainly looking into that. It's like if our graduation rate stinks then we gotta improve that. If there's other issues in a program, that's our
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The Gators managed a 9–3 regular season record in 2007, including blowout wins over rivals ] and ].<ref name=cfbdwhmeyer2007>College Football Data Warehouse, All-Time Coaching Records, . Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> Quarterback ] also became Coach Meyer's first ] winner.
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On December 26, 2009, Meyer announced he would resign following the team's ] against ], citing health concerns.<ref name=Resignation>Gatorzone.com, "," (December 27, 2009). Retrieved March 19, 2010.</ref> However, the following day Meyer announced that he would instead take an indefinite
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appearance . Meyer stated: "I have ignored my health for years, but recent developments have forced me to re-evaluate my priorities of faith and family." He also said: "I'm proud to be a part of the Gainesville community and the Gator Nation and I plan to remain in Gainesville and involved with the
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on September 27, 2008, a game in which Florida led in time of possession and passing yards, but turned the ball over three times. Eleven of the Gators' twelve wins in the 2008 regular season were by 20 points or more. On December 6, 2008, Meyer led the Gators to a 31–20 victory over then No.
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Meyer has been criticized by some commentators because 25 of his players have been arrested during his nearly six years as the Gators' coach. The seriousness of the charges has varied widely among the thirty players, from seemingly minor offenses such as possession of alcohol by a minor to the very
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On December 26, after discussions with his family, Meyer revealed his medical scare and announced that he would resign as Florida's head coach due to health and family concerns following his team's ] ] appearance.<ref name="Resignation" /> Meyer stated: "I have ignored my health for years, but
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After playing as a defensive back for the University of Cincinnati, Meyer spent one season interning as a defensive back coach at ] in ] in 1985, where he met members of the Ohio State coaching staff.<ref>Martin, ''Urban's Way'', p. 66.</ref> His first collegiate coaching position was a
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In 2004, Meyer was recognized as the college football "coach of the year" at the University of Utah by both sportswriters (]) and television commentators (]).<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio>Gatorzone.com, Football, . Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> He has twenty years of college coaching
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football history, going 8–3 and capping off the season with a 56–21 victory over Bowling Green's rival, the University of Toledo Rockets. He also earned Mid-American Conference coach of the year honors. The next year, Bowling Green finished with a 9–3 record. After a 17–6
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Meyer is widely considered one of the most accomplished practitioners of the ]. When Meyer got his first head coaching position at Bowling Green, he took trips to visit ] and ] at Louisville, ] and ] at Northwestern, ] at Kansas State, ] and Jim Chaney at Purdue, and ] at West Virginia, all of whom
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Meyer is widely considered one of the most accomplished practitioners of the ]. When Meyer got his first head coaching position at Bowling Green, he took trips to visit ] and ] at Louisville, ] and ] at Northwestern, ] at Kansas State, ] and Jim Chaney at Purdue, and ] at West Virginia, all of whom
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In ], Meyer led the undefeated Utes to a ] bid, something that had not been done by a team from a non-automatically qualifying BCS conference since the formation of the BCS in 1998.<ref>Associated Press, "," ESPN.com (January 1, 2005). September 1, 2009.</ref> He remained at Utah long
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Meyer married his wife, Shelley Mather Meyer, in 1986.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> The Meyers have three children: Nicole ("Nicki"), Gisela ("Gigi") and Nathan ("Nate").<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> His oldest daughter, Nicki, is a volleyball player for ].<ref>Ken Sugiuera, ","
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Meyer married his wife, Shelley Mather Meyer, in 1986.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> The Meyers have three children: Nicole ("Nicki"), Gisela ("Gigi") and Nathan ("Nate").<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> His oldest daughter, Nicki, is a volleyball player for ].<ref>Ken Sugiuera, ","
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over the course of 10 seasons. He became the sixth fastest NCAA coach to reach that record, following ] (108 games), ] (109 games), ] (111 games), ] (114 games), and ] (117 games). He was also the second-fastest to reach 100 wins since Wilkinson in 1945.<ref>St. Petersburg Times, . Retrieved
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In 2009, Meyer's Gators began the season ranked No. 1 by the largest margin in the history of the AP preseason poll. Though the team struggled on offense at times and quarterback ] suffered a scary ] in a September victory over ], Florida finished the regular season 12–0 and still ranked
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In 2008, Meyer led the Gators to a 13–1 overall record and the ] over ], including wins over six ranked teams. The team's lone defeat came at the hands of ] on September 27, 2008, a game in which Florida led in time of possession and passing yards, but turned the ball over three times.
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In the wake of his accomplishments at Utah, both the ] and the ] vied for his services.<ref name=imaisel120604>Ivan Maisel, "," ESPN.com (December 6, 2004). Retrieved September 2, 2009.</ref> Meyer chose to become Florida's head coach for the 2005 season, signing a seven-year contract
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vied for his services. Meyer chose to become Florida's head coach for the 2005 season, signing a seven-year contract worth $ 14 million. He later signed a six-year contract extension with the Gators on June 7, 2007; the extended contract paid an average of $ 3.25 million per year. On August 3,
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in 1985, where he met members of the Ohio State coaching staff.<ref>Martin, ''Urban's Way'', p. 66.</ref> His first collegiate coaching position was a two-year stint as a graduate assistant at Ohio State.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> He then spent the next thirteen years as an
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Meyer was born on July 10, 1964 in ] and moved to ] as a child.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> He graduated from Ashtabula's ]. Meyer was also selected in the 13th round, as a shortstop, by the ] in the 1982 ].<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> Meyer spent two seasons playing minor league
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Urban Meyer's teams at Bowling Green, Utah, and now Florida have all run the spread, chiefly utilizing a run-first variation most similar to ]'s formerly at West Virginia with tweaks to fit the offensive personnel (for example, Meyer's first two years at Florida skewed toward a drop-back passing
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Urban Meyer's teams at Bowling Green, Utah, and now Florida have all run the spread, chiefly utilizing a run-first variation most similar to ]'s formerly at West Virginia with tweaks to fit the offensive personnel (for example, Meyer's first two years at Florida skewed toward a drop-back passing
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In 2006, Meyer coached the Gators to a 13–1 (8–1 in the SEC) record, with the one loss coming on the road at ], and SEC wins at home against ], {{cfb link|year=2006|team=Kentucky Wildcats|title=Kentucky}}, ], and ]; on the road at ] and ], with another win over rival ]. After
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In 2006, Meyer coached the Gators to a 13–1 (8–1 in the SEC) record, with the one loss coming on the road at ], and SEC wins at home against ], {{cfb link|year=2006|team=Kentucky Wildcats|title=Kentucky}}, ], and ]; on the road at ] and ], with another win over rival ]. After
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Meyer has been known for winning big games. In addition to his 5–1 record in bowl games (as of 2008) at Florida, Meyer has an 11–1 record (through the end of 2008) against three of the Gators' biggest opponents—Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida State—and a 14–2 home
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Meyer has been known for winning big games. In addition to his 5–1 record in bowl games (as of 2008) at Florida, Meyer has an 11–1 record (through the end of 2008) against three of the Gators' biggest opponents—Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida State—and a 14–2 home
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In September 2010, after Gator receiver Chris Rainey was arrested for sending a threatening ] to a former girlfriend, Meyer stated that he was "real upset about that. After a while, enough's enough. If there's something that we can improve on, we're certainly looking into that. It's like if our
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In September 2010, after Gator receiver Chris Rainey was arrested for sending a threatening ] to a former girlfriend, Meyer stated that he was "real upset about that. After a while, enough's enough. If there's something that we can improve on, we're certainly looking into that. It's like if our
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In October 2008, coach Urban Meyer and University of Florida head basketball coach ] were named co-chairmen of an effort to raise $ 50 million to support the ].<ref>University of Florida Foundation, Florida Opportunity Scholars, . Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref><ref>Nathan
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Meyer has been criticized by some commentators because 25<ref name="orlandosentinel1">{{cite web|url=http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2010-09-17/sports/os-urban-meyer-florida-arrests-20100916_1_wide-receiver-chris-rainey-florida-coach-urban-meyer-arrest-report |title=Urban Meyer says
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In the early morning of December 6, 2009, soon after returning home following his team's loss in the ], Meyer was quietly admitted into a Gainesville hospital suffering from chest pains and dehydration. He was released later in the day, and the incident was not announced to the public at the
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In the early morning of December 6, 2009, soon after returning home following his team's loss in the ], Meyer was quietly admitted into a Gainesville hospital suffering from chest pains and dehydration. He was released later in the day, and the incident was not announced to the public at the
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Meyer has been known for winning big games. In addition to his 5–1 record in bowl games (as of 2008) at Florida, Meyer has an 11–1 record (through the end of 2008) against three of the Gators' biggest opponents—Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida State—and a 14–2 home record.
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After two seasons at Bowling Green, he took the job at ] in 2003.<ref name=utahplayerbiomeyer>Utah Football, . Retrieved September 1, 2009.</ref> In his ] there, Meyer was named the ]'s Coach of the Year with a 10–2 record, the best ever for a coach's first season at
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Retrieved September 2, 2009.</ref> He also earned Mid-American Conference coach of the year honors. The next year, Bowling Green finished with a 9–3 record.<ref name=cfbdwbgsuresults20002004/> After a 17–6 overall record, Meyer left for the University of
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as a child.<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> He graduated from Ashtabula's ]. Meyer was also selected in the 13th round, as a shortstop, by the ] in the 1982 ].<ref name=gatorzonemeyerbio/> Meyer spent two seasons playing minor league baseball in the Braves organization.<ref
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2009, Meyer received another contract extension that made him the SEC's highest paid coach during the 2009 season; his 2009 extension is worth $ 24 million over six years. At the time of the latest contract extension, Meyer was the third highest paid college football coach, behind only
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In 2005, his first season at Florida, Meyer's ] team finished the season 9–3 (5–3 in the ]). The season included an undefeated record at home and a bowl victory against ] in the ] in ]. The Gators would have faced ] in the {{year event|2005|SEC Championship
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In 2005, his first season at Florida, Meyer's ] team finished the season 9–3 (5–3 in the ]). The season included an undefeated record at home and a bowl victory against ] in the ] in ]. The Gators would have faced ] in the {{year event|2005|SEC Championship
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On December 27, Meyer announced that after further reflection, he had decided not to resign but to instead take an indefinite ]. He was unsure if he would return for the 2010 season but stated that, "I do in my gut believe that will happen."<ref name="NYTLeave">{{cite
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On December 27, Meyer announced that after further reflection, he had decided not to resign but to instead take an indefinite ]. He was unsure if he would return for the 2010 season but stated that, "I do in my gut believe that will happen."<ref name="NYTLeave">{{cite
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In December 2008, Meyer and ] head coach ] were the first people to donate money to the Elder ] Family Scholarship, an endowed scholarship which will benefit the Utah football program.<ref>Utah Football, "," press release (December 18, 2008). Retrieved September 1,
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attack led by ], while ] and ] led an option run-based spread).<ref name=cbrown120208/> Using this offense, he has won two BCS titles, has become the first coach to lead a non-BCS conference team (Utah) to a BCS bowl,<ref>Associated Press, "," ESPN.com (
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With his victory over Kentucky on September 25, 2010, Urban Meyer achieved his 100th career win as a coach. With that win, his record was at 100–18 over the course of 10 seasons. He became the sixth fastest NCAA coach to reach that record, following
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serious charge of possession of a concealed weapon, and many of the charges were ultimately dismissed. Meyer's punishments have also varied with the severity of the charge, with some players never missing game time and others being kicked off the team.
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over the course of 10 seasons. He became the sixth fastest NCAA coach to reach that record, following ] (108 games), ] (109 games), ] (111 games), ] (114 games), and ] (117 games). He was also the second-fastest to reach 100 wins since Wilkinson in
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as his "dream job," leading to speculation that he would someday wish to coach there. However, according to a July 2009 newspaper report, Meyer insisted he would never leave Florida for Notre Dame. And when the employment status of Irish coach
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6401:Chuck Heater
6391:Kenny Carter
6368:
6357:Major Wright
6317:Chris Rainey
6312:Mike Pouncey
6297:David Nelson
6292:Louis Murphy
6267:Maurice Hurt
6232:Percy Harvin
6212:Torrey Davis
6202:Riley Cooper
6112:Doc Holliday
6102:Chuck Heater
6092:Stan Drayton
6074:
6063:DeShawn Wynn
6008:David Nelson
6003:Louis Murphy
5988:Ray McDonald
5983:Reggie Lewis
5973:Billy Latsko
5958:Maurice Hurt
5953:Percy Harvin
5938:Earl Everett
5923:Riley Cooper
5908:Nyan Boateng
5903:Dallas Baker
5835:
5834:
5788:Adam Scheier
5780:Dave Clawson
5763:
5676:Allen Snyder
5668:Earl Krieger
5585:
5554:Wayne Howard
5514:Jack Curtice
5489:
5474:Fred Bennion
5426:C. B. Ferris
5418:Walter Shoup
5401:
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5337:
5331:Billy Napier
5299:Jim McElwain
5291:D. J. Durkin
5274:
5243:Gary Darnell
5227:Charley Pell
5203:Bob Woodruff
5195:Raymond Wolf
5178:
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4976:Deseret News
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3313:Philanthropy
3307:Georgia Tech
3304:
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3256:in the 1982
3242:Toledo, Ohio
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3191:Kevin Wilson
3187:Randy Walker
3172:
3163:Knute Rockne
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2800:
2784:text message
2781:
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2772:Charlie Weis
2768:Pete Carroll
2756:
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2612:Charlie Weis
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2465:September 12
2441:September 12
2417:September 12
2393:September 12
2142:$ 50 million
1826:September 26
1805:September 25
1776:====2010====
1769:====2010====
1561:====2009====
1554:====2009====
1505:September 27
1311:====2007====
1304:====2007====
1090:====2005====
1083:====2005====
1024:September 17
1016:September 16
1008:September 15
1000:September 15
912:$ 24 million
864:$ 14 million
795:September 13
8488:1964 births
6652:Josh Heupel
6624:Lane Kiffin
6568:Brian Kelly
6554:Mark Stoops
6540:Kirby Smart
6512:Hugh Freeze
6498:Sam Pittman
6406:John Hevesy
6369:Urban Meyer
6262:Jaye Howard
6187:Ahmad Black
6107:John Hevesy
6075:Urban Meyer
6058:Eric Wilbur
5998:Jarvis Moss
5993:Drew Miller
5820:Carl Pelini
5814:(2016–2018)
5798:(2014–2015)
5796:Dino Babers
5782:(2009–2013)
5774:(2003–2008)
5766:(2001–2002)
5764:Urban Meyer
5758:(1991–2000)
5750:(1986–1990)
5742:(1977–1985)
5740:Denny Stolz
5734:(1968–1976)
5726:(1965–1967)
5718:(1955–1964)
5710:(1941–1954)
5702:(1935–1940)
5694:(1924–1934)
5660:Walter Jean
5588:(2003–2004)
5586:Urban Meyer
5580:(1990–2002)
5578:Ron McBride
5572:(1985–1989)
5564:(1982–1984)
5556:(1977–1981)
5548:(1974–1976)
5540:(1968–1973)
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5516:(1950–1957)
5508:(1925–1949)
5500:(1919–1924)
5484:(1914–1917)
5476:(1910–1913)
5468:(1904–1909)
5466:Joe Maddock
5460:(1900–1903)
5317:(2018–2021)
5301:(2015–2017)
5285:(2011–2014)
5277:(2005–2010)
5275:Urban Meyer
5261:(2002–2004)
5253:(1990–2001)
5237:(1984–1989)
5229:(1979–1984)
5221:(1970–1978)
5219:Doug Dickey
5213:(1960–1969)
5205:(1950–1959)
5197:(1946–1949)
5189:(1944–1945)
5173:(1940–1942)
5165:(1936–1939)
5157:(1933–1935)
5149:(1928–1932)
5141:(1925–1927)
5133:(1923–1924)
5125:(1920–1922)
5117:(1917–1919)
5109:(1914–1916)
5107:C. J. McCoy
5101:(1909–1913)
5093:(1906–1908)
5035:Urban Meyer
4781:" ignored (
4558:27 December
4519:27 December
4188:Liz Abel, "
4144:Urban's Way
3988:Urban Meyer
3837:34–11
3834:61–13
3712:Capital One
3500:(2003–2004)
3408:(2001–2002)
3358:White House
3336:head coach
3195:Bill Snyder
2999:Mississippi
2901:Orange Bowl
2743:Fiesta Bowl
2716:quarterback
2667:head coach
2617:Brian Kelly
2516:Urban Meyer
2252:September 1
2236:September 1
2228:December 18
2190:September 1
2174:September 1
2166:September 1
2150:September 1
2089:September 1
2020:September 1
1946:September 5
1938:September 5
1922:September 5
1707:December 26
1365:September 1
1349:September 1
1341:September 1
1245:September 1
1237:September 1
1120:November 12
944:September 2
928:September 2
896:September 2
888:December 25
856:September 2
787:September 1
741:September 1
725:September 1
709:September 2
701:December 15
693:September 1
633:September 1
625:December 12
617:September 2
609:February 17
511:December 27
495:December 27
455:September 1
439:September 1
431:November 20
423:February 12
415:December 26
363:September 1
347:September 2
339:September 1
274:December 17
216:Next edit →
198:Rollbackers
190:File movers
165:Dirtlawyer1
157:view source
102:Art LaPella
94:view source
32:Next edit →
8477:Categories
8350:Bi. Snyder
8294:Tuberville
8230:Br. Snyder
8161:MacPherson
7993:Parseghian
7741:Willingham
7450:Willingham
6997:MacPherson
6813:Parseghian
6699:Vanderbilt
6582:Jeff Lebby
6421:Dan Mullen
6364:Head coach
6302:Cam Newton
6247:Chas Henry
6217:Jeff Demps
6197:John Brown
6127:Dan Mullen
6070:Head coach
6023:Ryan Smith
5978:Chris Leak
5812:Mike Jinks
5804:Brian Ward
5748:Moe Ankney
5732:Don Nehlen
5724:Bob Gibson
5716:Doyt Perry
5652:John Stitt
5570:Jim Fassel
5315:Dan Mullen
5235:Galen Hall
5211:Ray Graves
4803:2010-05-08
4767:|url=
4755:|url=
4723:2010-08-05
4701:2010-08-05
4680:2010-08-05
4658:24 January
4624:2010-08-05
4602:2010-08-05
4373:2010-09-26
4023:Bob Stoops
3939:References
3877:Indicates
3772:13–1
3734:13–1
3658:13–1
3584:13–1
3581:22–2
3551:12–0
3516:10–2
3480:11–5
3477:17–6
3378:Conference
3281:Fraternity
3274:psychology
3230:Alex Smith
3218:Alex Smith
3214:Chris Leak
3199:Joe Tiller
3138:See also:
3114:Sugar Bowl
3083:Sugar Bowl
3038:concussion
3026:See also:
2983:See also:
2919:See also:
2881:Vanderbilt
2849:See also:
2795:See also:
2747:Pittsburgh
2708:Bill Walsh
2694:first year
2669:Nick Saban
2661:Notre Dame
2628:Cincinnati
2244:January 16
2182:October 14
2012:October 25
2006:
1930:December 9
1719:appearance
1513:December 6
1221:December 2
848:December 6
783:, 2005).
733:December 2
717:November 1
601:December 4
377:
8378:Patterson
8370:Cutcliffe
8334:Patterson
8121:MacIntyre
8057:Claiborne
8033:Fairbanks
7985:Daugherty
7853:MacIntyre
7837:Patterson
7540:Cutcliffe
7508:Patterson
7368:Stallings
7229:MacIntyre
7213:Patterson
7173:Patterson
7037:Stallings
7013:McCartney
6821:Daugherty
6694:Clark Lea
6680:Mike Elko
6657:Tennessee
6332:Tim Tebow
6257:Will Hill
6237:Joe Haden
6033:Tim Tebow
5918:Joe Cohen
5546:Tom Lovat
5538:Bill Meek
5522:Ray Nagel
5323:Greg Knox
5163:Josh Cody
4753:requires
4579:2 January
3813:2–3
3810:4–3
3775:8–0
3737:7–1
3699:5–3
3696:9–4
3661:7–1
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3620:9–3
3554:7–0
3519:6–1
3489:Utah Utes
3456:6–2
3453:9–3
3427:5–3
3424:8–3
3381:Standing
3302:in 1988.
3278:Sigma Chi
3226:Tim Tebow
3222:Tim Tebow
3147:Gil Dobie
3034:Tim Tebow
3002:1 ranked
2968:Tim Tebow
2935:Tim Tebow
2927:Tennessee
2877:Tennessee
2745:win over
2655:, six at
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8426:Chadwell
8394:Franklin
8358:B. Kelly
8342:C. Kelly
8270:Friedgen
8262:Erickson
8254:J. Jones
8198:Erickson
8097:Mackovic
7885:Chadwell
7733:Friedgen
7596:Chadwell
7442:Friedgen
7261:Chadwell
7197:B. Kelly
7181:C. Kelly
7109:Friedgen
6629:Ole Miss
6615:Oklahoma
6601:Missouri
6559:Kentucky
6503:Arkansas
5830:(2019– )
5822:# (2018)
5806:# (2015)
5790:# (2013)
5596:(2005– )
5394:No coach
5333:(2022– )
5325:# (2021)
5309:# (2017)
5293:# (2014)
5269:# (2004)
5259:Ron Zook
5245:# (1989)
5187:Tom Lieb
5171:Tom Lieb
4743:cite web
4633:cite web
4146:, p. 66.
4142:Martin,
3917:See also
3830:Florida:
3387:Coaches
3375:Overall
3285:Zeta Psi
3216:, while
3042:Kentucky
3012:Oklahoma
2995:Oklahoma
2951:Michigan
2893:Arkansas
2865:Kentucky
2761:and the
2626:against
2540:American
1761:Line 93:
1758:Line 95:
1357:August 7
1296:Line 64:
1293:Line 65:
1075:Line 54:
1072:Line 54:
936:August 3
920:August 3
904:August 3
543:March 19
535:March 17
527:March 17
519:March 19
503:March 19
282:March 19
226:Line 27:
223:Line 27:
175:contribs
112:contribs
56:Wikitext
8434:Fickell
8386:Swinney
8366:Malzahn
8318:Mangino
8302:Paterno
8278:Tressel
8222:Barnett
8065:Bellard
8049:Switzer
8025:Ralston
7977:Broyles
7957:winners
7893:Fickell
7877:Orgeron
7845:Swinney
7829:Malzahn
7781:Mangino
7773:Schiano
7765:Paterno
7749:Carroll
7685:Barnett
7665:winners
7588:Orgeron
7556:Swinney
7532:O'Brien
7492:Mangino
7484:Schiano
7475:Paterno
7458:Carroll
7394:Barnett
7385:Paterno
7351:Paterno
7330:winners
7269:Fickell
7253:Orgeron
7221:Ferentz
7205:Malzahn
7157:Mangino
7149:Schiano
7117:Tressel
7061:Barnett
6989:Paterno
6981:DeBerry
6973:Edwards
6957:Paterno
6925:Paterno
6869:Devaney
6781:Warmath
6765:Dietzel
6745:winners
6545:Georgia
6531:Florida
6489:Alabama
5490:No team
5402:No team
5179:No team
3905:AP Poll
3806:Florida
3768:Florida
3750:BCS NCG
3730:Florida
3692:Florida
3674:BCS NCG
3654:Florida
3636:Outback
3616:Florida
3529:Liberty
3264:at the
3107:interim
3059:in the
3050:Alabama
3014:in the
3006:in the
3004:Alabama
2885:Georgia
2869:Alabama
2825:in the
2813:in the
2553:of the
2551:alumnus
2549:and an
2469:, 2009.
2445:, 2009.
2421:, 2009.
2397:, 2009.
1587:Florida
1287:record.
1279:record.
447:July 13
266:July 10
8450:DeBoer
8448:2023:
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8432:2021:
8424:2020:
8416:2019:
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8105:Dooley
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7909:DeBoer
7907:2023:
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7891:2021:
7883:2020:
7875:2019:
7867:2018:
7859:2017:
7851:2016:
7843:2015:
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7827:2013:
7819:2012:
7811:2011:
7805:Chizik
7803:2010:
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7787:2008:
7779:2007:
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7763:2005:
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7739:2002:
7731:2001:
7725:Stoops
7723:2000:
7717:Solich
7715:1999:
7709:Fulmer
7707:1998:
7699:1997:
7693:Bowden
7691:1996:
7683:1995:
7677:Brooks
7675:1994:
7620:DeBoer
7618:2023:
7610:2022:
7604:Aranda
7602:2021:
7594:2020:
7586:2019:
7580:Monken
7578:2018:
7570:2017:
7562:2016:
7554:2015:
7548:Mullen
7546:2014:
7538:2013:
7530:2012:
7522:2011:
7516:Beamer
7514:2010:
7506:2009:
7498:2008:
7490:2007:
7482:2006:
7472:2005:
7464:2004:
7456:2003:
7448:2002:
7440:2001:
7434:Stoops
7432:2000:
7426:Beamer
7424:1999:
7418:Fulmer
7416:1998:
7408:1997:
7402:Snyder
7400:1996:
7392:1995:
7382:1994:
7376:Bowden
7374:1993:
7366:1992:
7358:1991:
7348:1990:
7340:1989:
7285:DeBoer
7283:2023:
7275:2022:
7267:2021:
7259:2020:
7251:2019:
7243:2018:
7235:2017:
7227:2016:
7219:2015:
7211:2014:
7203:2013:
7195:2012:
7187:2011:
7179:2010:
7171:2009:
7163:2008:
7155:2007:
7147:2006:
7139:2005:
7131:2004:
7123:2003:
7115:2002:
7107:2001:
7101:Stoops
7099:2000:
7093:Beamer
7091:1999:
7085:Fulmer
7083:1998:
7075:1997:
7069:Snyder
7067:1996:
7059:1995:
7053:Brooks
7051:1994:
7045:Bowden
7043:1993:
7035:1992:
7027:1991:
7019:1990:
7011:1989:
7003:1988:
6995:1987:
6987:1986:
6979:1985:
6971:1984:
6963:1983:
6955:1982:
6947:1981:
6941:Dooley
6939:1980:
6931:1979:
6923:1978:
6915:1977:
6909:Majors
6907:1976:
6899:1975:
6891:1974:
6885:Majors
6883:1973:
6875:1972:
6867:1971:
6859:1970:
6851:1969:
6843:1968:
6835:1967:
6829:Cahill
6827:1966:
6819:1965:
6811:1964:
6803:1963:
6795:1962:
6787:1961:
6779:1960:
6771:1959:
6763:1958:
6755:1957:
6517:Auburn
5686:(1923)
5678:(1922)
5670:(1921)
5662:(1920)
5654:(1919)
5492:(1918)
5452:(1899)
5444:(1898)
5436:(1897)
5428:(1896)
5420:(1895)
5412:(1894)
5404:(1893)
5396:(1892)
5181:(1943)
4777:Text "
3845:Total:
3817:(East)
3780:(East)
3742:(East)
3704:(East)
3666:(East)
3628:(East)
3564:Fiesta
2871:, and
2857:Auburn
2803:Gators
2724:option
2665:Toledo
1811:100–18
1414:, 2008
872:June 7
203:88,853
140:(7290)
124:62,580
67:Inline
49:Visual
8442:Dykes
8418:Rhule
8410:Clark
8402:Smart
8326:Saban
8310:Grobe
8286:Meyer
8238:Price
8190:James
8169:Holtz
8129:White
8081:Holtz
8041:McKay
8017:Royal
8009:Hayes
7969:Royal
7901:Dykes
7869:Kelly
7861:Frost
7821:Kelly
7813:Miles
7797:Kelly
7789:Saban
7757:Meyer
7701:Price
7612:Fritz
7572:Smart
7564:Saban
7500:Leach
7466:Meyer
7360:James
7277:Dykes
7245:Clark
7237:Frost
7189:Gundy
7165:Saban
7133:Meyer
7125:Saban
7077:Price
7029:James
7005:Holtz
6933:Bruce
6917:Holtz
6901:Hayes
6893:Teaff
6877:McKay
6861:Agase
6845:Hayes
6805:Royal
6797:McKay
6789:Royal
6757:Hayes
6671:Texas
3893:bowl.
3889:, or
3788:Sugar
3577:Utah:
3372:Team
3369:Year
2993:over
1460:====
205:edits
126:edits
8182:Ross
8001:Pont
7524:Hoke
7410:Carr
7141:Weis
7021:Ross
6949:Ford
6837:Pont
4783:help
4771:help
4759:help
4660:2010
4639:link
4581:2010
4560:2009
4521:2009
3801:2010
3778:1st
3763:2009
3740:1st
3725:2008
3702:3rd
3687:2007
3664:1st
3649:2006
3626:2nd
3611:2005
3547:Utah
3542:2004
3512:Utah
3507:2003
3444:2002
3415:2001
3220:and
3189:and
3181:and
3134:2010
3022:2009
2929:and
2915:2007
2879:and
2811:Iowa
2791:2005
2770:and
2735:2004
2690:Utah
2677:NCAA
2547:Ohio
1633:13-1
1622:13–1
1464:====
1179:====
1175:====
171:talk
132:See
108:talk
8113:Fry
6573:LSU
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4888:,"
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4240:,"
4223:,"
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4112:,"
4068:"
4051:,"
3954:,"
3887:BCS
3719:13
3643:12
3557:1st
3536:21
3522:1st
3459:3rd
3430:2nd
3390:AP
3298:at
3294:in
3272:in
3232:).
2949:to
2931:FSU
2873:LSU
2823:LSU
2817:in
2733:In
2718:in
2710:'s
2646:in
138:AWB
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3681:1
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3571:4
3533:21
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