The last time the Ohio State Buckeyes won a national championship, Urban Meyer was head coach. Now, Meyer is an analyst, but he still clearly has an affinity for his former Ohio State squad. During a recent episode of his podcast The Triple Option ...

Fox Sports analyst Urban Meyer has coached at some of the biggest programs in college football, including Ohio State, Florida and as an assistant at Notre Dame. Meyer feels that the passion Buckeyes fans have is different from any other school in the country.

Notably, Meyer was the last Ohio State coach to win a national title, guiding the Buckeyes to a 42-20 victory over Oregon in 2015. The Ohio State vs. Notre Dame national championship game will be broadcast live on ESPN. Fans can also stream the game on Fubo.

"You realize when you’re born in Columbus, Ohio, they give you a 'Beat the Team Up North' shirt. The baby has a 'Beat the Team Up North.' In Canton, Ohio, you’re born, in Massillon, they put a football, if you’re a boy, in your crib when you’re born."

Urban Meyer is 1-1 picking Notre Dame games the last two games. How does he see the national title game going against Ohio State?

Meyer was born in Toledo, Ohio, and went to college at Cincinnati. He said being a Buckeye fan is born in the blood of residents in Ohio.

Meyer, who led the Buckeyes to the 2014 Championship and a perfect 7-0 record against Michigan, reflected on his time in Columbus.

The Buckeyes eventually won by a 20-point margin, finishing the game up 41-21. It was a monster effort from wide receiver Jeremiah Smith and quarterback Will Howard. The defense stood strong consistently as well.

In seven days the Ohio State Buckeyes play their biggest game in years as they take on Notre Dame with the national championship on the line. There have been a lot of talking points about Ohio State over the past few weeks ranging from the incredible ability of freshman wide receiver Jeremiah

The former Ohio State coach and now Fox analyst won a National Championship in Columbus and never lost to Michigan. Having accomplished both of those things, Meyer has earned appr