Ohio State head football coach Urban Meyer speaks during the 2012 Big Ten football Media Day, Thursday, July 26, 2012, in Chicago.
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Our take:Former Ute football coach talks about the need and his renewed commitment to balancing work and family.
Framed above his desk hung the contract he signed with his kids, written on pink notebook paper.
1. My family will always come first.
2. I will take care of myself and maintain good health.
3. I will go on a trip once a year with Nicki -- MINIMUM.
4. I will not go more than nine hours a day at the office.
5. I will sleep with my cellphone on silent.
6. I will continue to communicate daily with my kids.
7. I will trust God's plan and not be overanxious.
8. I will keep the lake house.
9. I will find a way to watch Nicki and Gigi play volleyball.
10. I will eat three meals a day.
Read more about Urban Meyer and his commitment to work and family on ESPN.
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Best of luck to Urban.
Pretty sobering reminder of what's most important. I wonder how many days he's been able to keep the 9 hours in the office rule, though.
I have a feeling Ohio State will challenge for a national championship in the next 5 years.