Former Florida football coach Urban Meyer spoke about a possible return to coach the Gators should Billy Napier be fired. Here's what he said:

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The college football coaching carousel already started to turn but Urban Meyer is not hopping on right now. He is not going to succeed Billy Napier at the

Amid questions surrounding head coach Billy Napier's job security at Florida following the team's 1-2 start to the 2024 season, it sounds like a reunion

It’s not clear if Florida would even be interested in bringing back Meyer as coach. However, the door never seems fully closed with Meyer, who has publicly denied his interest in jobs in the past before eventually taking them.

When Urban Meyer took the job at Florida in 2005, he was actually offered the Notre Dame job. The former Ohio State coach explained why he picked the Gators.

Urban Meyer, a national title-winning coach, piloted the Gators from 2005-10. While he was the head coach in Gainesville, he won two BCS championships and led Florida to three 13-win seasons. While fans, boosters and folks around the program may hope to bring Meyer back into a head coaching role, the college football analyst shut down such hopes.

Former college football coach Urban Meyer, who won two National Championships at Florida and one at Ohio State, is one of the best to ever grace the sideline. Fans of the sport may be shocked to know,

Urban Meyer won two national championships as the head coach at the University of Florida from 2005 to '10, but don't expect him to return to Gainesville for a potential second go-around as the leader of the program.

The Florida Gators are just 12-16 under head coach Billy Napier, including 1-2 this season with blowout losses to the Miami Hurricanes and Texas A&M Aggies.