Urban Meyer hasn’t coached a game yet at Ohio State, but his impact on the Big Ten has already been massive.
Though he was only hired in late November, Meyer managed to put together an impressive first recruiting class that ESPN ranked as the sixth-best in the country. Several players in the class were at one time committed to other league schools. The Buckeyes put together one of the best groups of defensive linemen in the country as well.
I caught up with Meyer on Thursday morning to talk about the class, whether there’s such a thing as a “gentleman’s agreement” in recruiting, and how he expects his recruits to see the field right away.
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