CHICAGO — Jim Harbaugh was done with Urban Meyer, but he decided to try for one more win. What we once thought would be a second version of the Ten Year War ended after four with Meyer’s retirement. That meant part of Harbaugh’s legacy was cemented — 0-4 against the Buckeyes with Meyer as the coach. Someday Harbaugh will beat Ohio State. He will. I don’t think he’ll leave Michigan winless in the rivalry, because he won’t let himself leave winless. But while Meyer’s departure removed a hurdle for the Wolverines in the Big Ten, it also withdrew an opportunity. Harbaugh will never beat Meyer on the field. What’s left is trying to beat him some other way. That’s how I viewed Harbaugh’s comments on Tim Kawakami’s podcast this week that mentioned Meyer’s off-field history. “Urban Meyer’s had a winning record. Really phenomenal record everywhere he’s been,” Harbaugh said on…
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