Ohio State coach also teaches a class, and he makes students wearing blue do push-ups In this Aug. 16, 2015, file photo, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer speaks to reporters during the university’s NCAA college football media day in Columbus, Ohio.(Photo: Paul Vernon, Associated Press) You know of Urban Meyer as the head football coach at Ohio State. Apparently, he’s also a professor. And the professor doesn’t like it when you wear blue to his class. Meyer teaches a course called “Coaching Football” at the university, a course ex-Buckeyes coach Jim Tressel also taught. And Ohio State assistant coach Tony Alford posted an Instagram photo today of Meyer making blue-clad students doing push-ups in front of fellow classmates. Instagram | @coachtonyalford @theohiostatefootball Coach Meyer teaching class today and having students that showed up in blue do some push ups! #buckeyenation #gobucks Ohio State makes it very clear that any presence of Michigan, maize or blue near Columbus is unwelcome. That includes the ban of the letter “M” during football game week, the “M” fire hydrant near their veterinary school and more. Former Michigan coach Brady Hoke used to play along by not saying “Ohio State” (instead saying “Ohio,” most of the time), but first-year U-M coach Jim Harbaugh seemingly hasn’t paid a lot of mind to rivalry shenanigans. Yet…
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