Former Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer may be Ohio through and through but even he can't deny the talent of Michigan's Bryce Underwood. The Wolverines are expected to hand over the keys to the five-star freshman this fall after landing a commitment from him back in November.

Late last week the Michigan football program finally received its sanctions from the NCAA over the Connor Stalions sign-stealing saga that occurred during the Jim Harbaugh era. The punishment included a $20 million fine, a one-game suspension for current head coach Sherrone Moore, loss of postseason revenue and recruiting restrictions.

His .813 winning percentage remains a high-water mark that current coach Billy Napier is still striving to reach. Against rivals Georgia, LSU and Florida State, Meyer posted a 13-5 record over six seasons. Those victories helped cement his reputation nationally and elevated expectations that Florida still chases today.

Former Florida head coach Urban Meyer will be honored in Gainesville this upcoming college football season. However, he won't be added to the school's Ring of Honor. Meyer coached the Gators from 2005-2010,

Urban Meyer had an incredible coaching career at all of his stops, and he will be honored with an 'on-campus salute' at Florida this year.

Meyer, who led the program to a pair of national championships during his six-year stint, will be honored with a National Football Foundation (NFF) On-Campus Salute during the Gators' home game against Tennessee on Nov. 22.

Former Florida football coach Urban Meyer will be honored on Nov. 22 vs Tennessee as the fifth UF coach inducted into the NFF College Football Hall of Fame.