Looks like another Urban snub will provide Chambers with the motivation he really needs:

Coach Meyer told me I wasn't fast enough to play football at Florida," Chambers said. "He tried to be nice about it, but he told me straight up I wasn't good enough to play for him. It really surprised me when he said it. I thought, 'OK. That's fine. I'm going to show you.' "

Chambers has used Meyer's snub, along with other slights, as motivation to turn in strong performances in football, basketball and track and field this year. He earned a scholarship to play football at BYU, where he plans to walk on to the track and basketball teams, but he is still hungry for more evidence Meyer was wrong.

He is among dozens of athletes who will try to prove themselves today at the Class 1A state track and field championships and Saturday at the 2A meet at Showalter Field in Winter Park.

If you want to read the rest of the article it's here:
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/community/news/winterpark/orl-hscenter2508apr25,0,2128560.story

Hopefully Urban will continue to not be able to keep his mouth shut and
in turn help us get more great recruits. So I just wanted to say "Thanks" Urban -


we'll take him.

Coach Urban Meyer shows off the test he developed and uses to see if his players are to up to snuff--it is the "rub-the-head-with-one-hand-and-rub-the-chest-with-the-other-hand-at-the-same-time" test...."It has been a real challenge for many of our players, but I like the progress we are making," Meyer said

BoiseBYU wrote:

Coach Urban Meyer shows off the test he developed and uses to see if his players are to up to snuff--it is the "rub-the-head-with-one-hand-and-rub-the-chest-with-the-other-hand-at-the-same-time" test...."It has been a real challenge for many of our players, but I like the progress we are making," Meyer said

I laughed out loud and disrupted my whole class, thanks for the laugh on a Monday.

texacalicougar wrote:

BoiseBYU wrote:

Coach Urban Meyer shows off the test he developed and uses to see if his players are to up to snuff--it is the "rub-the-head-with-one-hand-and-rub-the-chest-with-the-other-hand-at-the-same-time" test...."It has been a real challenge for many of our players, but I like the progress we are making," Meyer said

I laughed out loud and disrupted my whole class, thanks for the laugh on a Monday.

Actually this is the WR qualifying test. Those that flunk are give the DB test instead... to see if they can bend over and put both hands on their head at the same time - in preparation for what to do when the opposing QB completes a TD pass.

Sometimes players flunk both tests. When that happens Urban makes them assistant coaches...

So did someone just ask him for a donation and he is pretending that he can't find his wallet? Or is he trying to find a lighter to light a cig for one of his HS recruites?

BoiseBYU wrote:

Coach Urban Meyer shows off the test he developed and uses to see if his players are to up to snuff--it is the "rub-the-head-with-one-hand-and-rub-the-chest-with-the-other-hand-at-the-same-time" test...."It has been a real challenge for many of our players, but I like the progress we are making," Meyer said

Geez, Boise. Take it from a Gator alum. Its the "pat-your-head-and-rub-your-tummy-at-the-same-time" test. Rubbing both takes no coordination at all.