Urban Meyer, known for his successful coaching career at Utah, Florida, and Ohio State, recently shared his thoughts on Michigan football during an appearance on 'The Script Podcast.' Despite previously holding a strong respect for the program, Meyer admitted that his admiration has waned due to recent controversies, particularly the sign-stealing scandal involving former staffer Connor Stalions. He expressed disappointment over the program's handling of various issues over the past few years, stating, "What's gone on the last four or five years?" Nonetheless, Meyer is optimistic about the future of Michigan football under new head coach Kyle Whittingham. Meyer, who has a close friendship with Whittingham, initially advised him against taking the job but later recognized it as a perfect fit after discussing it further. He believes Whittingham will bring a clean and disciplined approach to the program, restoring the respect Meyer felt had been lost. Meyer concluded by praising both Whittingham and current Ohio State coach Ryan Day as exceptional leaders in college football.