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Meyer is still on tOSU payroll as Assistant AD, so probably goes without saying he would have some housekeeping to do on that front with tOSU admins if he were to take a HC job at another university.

Yes, Urban's primary home is still in Dublin, OH, right outside of Columbus.

I overlooked the date. Plane is still in Austin at the moment, flight to Columbus is set for 3:00 p.m. local tomorrow (not today - edited my OP). Correct there's one quick pitstop in Pittsburgh showing up in the planned flight log.

Yes, the "blocked" plane I was tracking yesterday (that went Austin --> LA --> Austin) is now set to touch down in Columbus, OH at 3:00 p.m. local time. Edit: Touch down is at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. Plane is still in Austin.

Nope, I think that pretty much sums it up.

For next time, I can show you how to take another selfie way quicker than that.

Must of taken you a while to find that reaction meme, cause OP was corrected within a minute of posting.

Opening a vote from the gallery on moving away from all of this Harbaugh back-and-forth. Aye.

For those giving any weight to RapGameLarry's predictions, a few weeks ago didn't he throw out an elaborate timeline for the transition that involved Drayton being named as interim for a period in time before Urban was announced? Perhaps that timeline was predicated on Herman winning some games he was expected to lose, but, if not, seems to run contrary to his current narrative.

I'll be a man and own up. I was caught up in the moment (and burger talk) and totally fell for it. Blame it on both me being an idiot and (in turn) overestimating the gloriousness of all you drunken fuckers on this board. Lesson learned, bar lowered.

Holy shit. Someone please rep this man for me.

@Telegraph_it, you're our only hope.

Best burger joint in Silsbee, TX. GO.

Got damn, burger talk not going away. And to think I previously felt the surly Kendra Scott episode was bad.

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Hammer out finer points before putting wet sigs to paper (fuck e-sigs), scope out his new office digs, spit in Herman's face and/or house shop? Some of y'all are really trying to rain on this parade, huh? Of all the crazy shit that has been speculated/posted in this thread, you're trying to tell us that the idea of Urban being in LA a couple days after final scene or flying to ATX really registers on the "no fucking way" meter?

The bottle with 60-day prescription of blue performance enhancers was implied. No need for any of us to get down about ourselves.

Clearly to stick around for ~48 hours until he could meet with Fox execs to work through procedure for his departure from Big Noon Kickoff. Or be in-person with his new agent (whoever that might be, but, you know, lots of 'em in LA) to finalize negotiations before hopping on a plane to one of two destinations dependent on outcome of same: Dublin, OH or Austin, TX.

Not to speed up your impending death or anything, but just going to leave this here and say skip to the 51:50 mark in the podcast.

The flight coming in is operated by Jet Linx, which appears to have a hangar south of the main terminal. Here's the Google Maps view - this what you're referring to?

Now THIS is how you take FlightAware to the next level. You are a saint among scoundrels.

Who is volunteering to be at Austin-Bergstrom by 9:40 p.m. CST to scope out the private airstrip with camera in hand? Already asked Case but was shot down. Bonus points for accomplishing a CUM shoutout over the airport intercom.

Not to derail, but this plane has my interest. Took a trip from St. Augustine, FL to Austin on Saturday before going over to Los Angeles later that day (specifically to Van Nuys, which is ~15 miles from Fox's studio/Hollywood and known as a go-to airport for celebrities and other discreet travelers). It's scheduled to fly back to Austin tonight. That plane is "blocked," meaning its tail number, owner, etc. are hidden from the public on FlightAware. It's a Dassault Falcon 900 though, which is a $3.5MM+ jet that isn't produced in Camry-like numbers -- the FAA registry shows there are roughly 45 of them registered to TX-based owners (number drops to about 25 total if you only include those in the "blocked" category). Just cherry picking, but one of those blocked F900s is owned by Cardinal Capital Partners, a real estate PE shop in Dallas founded/led by a UT alumnus of the name Gil Besing. Another is owned by a company called Green Longhorn Air LLC. I'm sure some BMDs could probably be unearthed using the FAA registry and Google if one were so inclined.

Nvm, my memory is shit.

Seeing now that this plane made another same-day trip from Columbus --> Austin --> Columbus a week prior (11/18).