Does Meyer steal Studrawa from us?

I think it will depend on whether LSU offers him the full time OC position.

take Stud, leave Krags here IMO

he might've not liked working for Meyer (why did he leave in the first place?), just because he is native to Ohio doesn't mean he would move back (I'm originally from New York but you couldn't pay me enough to move back)...Stud may LOVE LA...and moving to Ohio State is basically going into a rebuilding project on probation, with LSU you have a legit National Contender for THIS year and maybe NEXT...if Stud leaves, oh well...that's what people do...remember when Nick Whatshisname left? people were convinced LSU would NEVER reach greatness again...coaches, players come and go but the PROGRAM lasts...

FOREVER LSU

If he leaves we will be fine or even better off. Hopefully, Kragthorpe can get his condition under control via medication; he has definitely made an impact on our quarterbacks. I suspect Ben Wilkerson is doing a great job with our O-line, and Miles is involved in that aspect also. If Stud goes we bring in a good teacher who can implement the offense.

Like most fans, I have no clue about how much anybody is invovled in the offense or "whose" offense is it. We certainly can say it isn't Crowton's offense. That we know. I wondered about this the other day when Meyer's first "denial" about having an offer to coach OSU came up, and Studwara's name was mentioned. As STudwara I asked, what do I get by going there?

In the first palce I get to coach with a guy who was at death's door, stressed beyond belief, and all about family time. That's why he left Florida. The Florida people must be pissed with these shades of SAbanesque spirits floating around the room. He seems to have made a remarkable recovery while putting his family issues behind him. What a crock! Most coaches couldn't even name their children much less worry about being at a volleyball game watching their ten year old play for fifth place.

Studwara would be looking at sanctions and rebuilding while being pressed to achieve. Maybe he would thrive on that, but it is obvious that this was a great season with the potential for a better season next year due to present and future talent. You would probably have to try and match the OSU offer which we could likely do, but who knows? I don't think he is the greatest recruiter from what I read. I am feeling if he is really good at what he does, then perhaps he would rather be the main guy one day. His time at LSU would be good for a resume'.

But like most people on this board, I problably have no idea as to what I am talking about. Everything we read will be all conjecture.

I say no. LSU is loaded and it would be foolish to step away now.

I certainly think it's about personal opportunity and not working with Urban Meyer. Stud went with him to Utah and didn't like it and left to go back to Bowling Green. Stud stated Meyer was angry at him. It depends on what Meyer may have said to him or how he treated him afterwards. It appears he received the cold-shoulder until he was elevated to OC at LSU. That's quite a few years between phone calls even while Meyer was at Florida. Not sure I would want to work for someone like that, but who knows. I still think it will come down to his desire to be in Ohio again.

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This is the big buzz on ESPN, that since Stud was a former asst to Meyer and he is from Ohio that he's a sure shot to be headed to OSU as Off Coordinator for the Buckeyes.

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so Stud runs the same spread offense that Meyer runs?

If (and that's a big IF) he went to OSU, he wouldn't be OC, so why would he leave a stacked team to go to a soon to be sanctioned school to likely be the O-Line coach?