Buckeye Nation Erupts in Jubilation: Urban Meyer to Enter College Football Hall of Fame
Columbus, OH – Buckeye Nation is celebrating with pride as legendary former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer receives one of the highest honors in college football: induction into the College Football Hall of Fame. The announcement marks a historic moment in Buckeye lore, as Meyer’s legacy is cemented among the sport’s all-time greats.
Meyer, who led the Buckeyes from 2012 to 2018, compiled an astonishing 83–9 record during his tenure in Columbus, including an undefeated season in 2012 and the national championship in 2014—the first of the College Football Playoff era. His leadership revitalized Ohio State football, combining elite recruiting with disciplined, fast-paced play that reshaped the Big Ten landscape.
Before joining Ohio State, Meyer made his mark with successful stints at Bowling Green, Utah, and Florida, where he captured two national championships. Over his entire career, he amassed a 187–32 record, earning a reputation for excellence, intensity, and a relentless drive to win.
“To be recognized in the Hall of Fame is an incredible honor,” Meyer said. “I share this with the players, coaches, and staff who made everything possible. This is about all of us.”
Fans and former players alike have flooded social media with messages of congratulations and gratitude. Many credit Meyer with not only elevating Ohio State football but also instilling a culture of toughness and accountability that still endures.
With this induction, Urban Meyer joins an elite class of coaching legends and takes his rightful place among college football’s most iconic figures. For Buckeye Nation, it’s a proud reminder of an era defined by dominance, resilience, and championship glory.
