So let me get this straight:

The guy gets drilled in the SEC Championship game and ends up in the hospital. Less than 30 days later, he quits. Twelve hours after that, he comes back—albeit with the promise of an indefinite leave of absence, which lasted all of two months.

Now, as his first 14 days back on the job comes to an end, Urban Meyer goes ballistic on a beat writer over an article in which everything the writer wrote was true.

Interesting, to say the least.

I realize that Urban Meyer is no ordinary coach. He was arguably the best head coach in the country during the past five years. He recruited, signed, and coached one of the most storied, successful quarterbacks of the past decade.
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