Meyer issued a two-word response to the idea of him becoming Michigan's new coach. This should come as no surprise to Wolverines or Buckeyes fans. Meyer still loves Ohio State. He knows what going to the other side of the rivalry would do to his legacy.

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During Saturday’s airing of FOX Big Noon Kickoff, Meyer and Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy detailed a friendly wager they’ve placed on The Game. If Michigan beats Ohio State, Meyer will donate $1,000 toward UM’s NIL. If Ohio State beats Michigan, Portnoy — a Michigan fan — will do the same for Ohio State.

Portnoy, a Michigan alum and founder of Barstool Sports, explained that he and Meyer would make a $1,000 bet on the game, with the winner donating the funds to the other team's NIL fund.

Urban Meyer didn't just win games. He dominated them. Across four FBS programs, Meyer racked up an 85 percent win rate and three national championships. That kind of résumé speaks for itself. His impact has been acknowledged by former players,

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