http://coachingsearch.com/article?a=Urban-Meyer-changing-Ohio-States-spring-recruiting-schedule-Never-done-this-before

new this year.

Brings his asst coaches all back to campus on Fridays to work with his returning players to be sure they are continuing up to snuff on stuff
that they worked on in spring training.
and....parents involved a bunch.

hmmmm....sounds like a good plan.

That's dope! Go Urban Meyer!

I'm guessing tOSU has to less on recruiting to be successful, but it really seems like the right way to go about this.

I want them to know, if their kid’s in 'blue,' get out of blue. It’s not our job. It’s your job as a parent. Let’s work together.

Well there's our problem right there. Our whole team is in blue. I thought blue was good? WTF!

oskigobears;842710799 said:

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http://coachingsearch.com/article?a=Urban-Meyer-changing-Ohio-States-spring-recruiting-schedule-Never-done-this-before

new this year.

Brings his asst coaches all back to campus on Fridays to work with his returning players to be sure they are continuing up to snuff on stuff
that they worked on in spring training.
and....parents involved a bunch.

hmmmm....sounds like a good plan.

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The guy is always adopting new stuff before anyone else. Something anyone who was subjected to law school will appreciate, Meyer provides nightly homework assignments and then personally uses a Socratic method to question players the next day. And he questions everyone, not just starters covering their position. For example, the back-up quarterback needs to know where the defensive linebacker moves on a given play and scheme, and if he doesn't, its Paper Chase. TOSU may get top recruits, but they also may be one of the smartest teams thanks to Meyer.

We Philosophy majors can appreciate the Socratic method too.
Tedford was halfway there with his Talent is Never Enough t-shirts.

wifeisafurd;842710855 said:

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The guy is always adopting new stuff before anyone else. Something anyone who was subjected to law school will appreciate, Meyer provides nightly homework assignments and then personally uses a Socratic method to question players the next day. And he questions everyone, not just starters covering their position. For example, the back-up quarterback needs to know where the defensive linebacker moves on a given play and scheme, and if he doesn't, its Paper Chase. TOSU may get top recruits, but they also may be one of the smartest teams thanks to Meyer.

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