
Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer is getting ready to coach the final game of his career, with the Buckeyes preparing for the Rose Bowl contest against Washington.
Meyer has said that he doesn’t want to do too much reflecting on his career until after the Rose Bowl, as he wants all of the focus to be on the Huskies.
However, Ohio State’s head coach did boast about one aspect of his time in Columbus while speaking to reporters tonight.
Of course, it’s about Michigan.
“Knowing we went 7-0 against our rivals; of all the really cool things we’ve been a part of as a staff the last seven years, I don’t know if we could top that. That’s the respect that I have for that rivalry,” Meyer said.
Urban Meyer on going unbeaten as Ohio State’s coach against Michigan: “Knowing we went 7-0 against our rivals; of all the really cool things we’ve been a part of as a staff the last seven years, I don’t know if we could top that. That’s the respect that I have for that rivalry.”
— Dan Hope (@Dan_Hope) December 27, 2018
Meyer will finish his Ohio State career as successful against Michigan as any coach in Buckeyes’ history.
Ohio State is set to play Washington in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day.
Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. E.T. on ESPN.
