When Urban Meyer’s teams find success — and by success we mean national championship achievement — it usually comes with a blanket. The two-time national champion breeds defensive backs built to play at the next level, and the proof is in his resume. Ohio State’s vaunted offense came into the national championship game against Florida and gained 82 yards, 47 through the air. Cornerback Ryan Smith had a cup of coffee with the Titans, and free safety Reggie Nelson was a first-round selection and has played for Jacksonville and Cincinnati from that team.
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