Eleven Warriors

You have to wonder what the TSUN coaches are doing allowing Cass Tech to be taken over like this, you know if TSUN coaches were spending SO much time at Glenville that Urban, Vrabel, and Coach Coombs (and all the other assistants) would be there just as much or more to prove a point.

There still is Webb. Just because he is committed doesn't mean you stop recruiting him.

I haven't seen much of Campbell, but wouldn't he flourish in an option spread?  I foresee Michigan going after more pro-style big arm guys (like Morris) so it'll be interesting to see if they go after him.  

As a coach, he's much more of a motivator than a tactician.  His Colerain teams, while basically never throwing the ball, absolutely destroyed opponents and he wasn't afraid to leave the foot on the gas pedal in the second half.  Once he moved to UC, the knock on him was that he didn't develop talent as much as he could/should have.  However, he recruited with the best of them.  HS coaches in Greater Cincinnati either love him or hate him (the disdain mostly due to being on the other end of one of the many Colerain blowouts).

His personality is extremely similar to Meyer in regard to him being a fierce competitor, an extremely diligent person, and a polarizing figure.  These two get along well, but if they disagree with each other, neither will hold back.  You're either a huge fan of these men or you cannot stand them.  Rival coaches will never outwork either of them and their players will always be in better shape than their opponents.  And nothing is sweeter to either than the taste of victory (both on the field and on the recruiting trail).

Colerain is a working to lower class area and his teams were absolutely blue collar units.  Their league (the GMC) was never a serious challenge to Colerain, so Colerain took on the big boys from the GCL (St. X, Moeller, Elder) and had some epic battles in the Division I playoffs.  I'm not surprised that Coombs is making waves with some of the inner city recruits.  He's much more comfortable with kids that haven't come from much and have a chip on their shoulders with something to prove than he is showing up at some affluent area/high school to try to build relationships with kids who may have had an easier path.

As long as he's at OSU with Meyer, he will excel as a recruiter and you'll never see him calm and collected on the sideline.  He will get after it and that is a promise.

If he's considering moving up in the coaching ranks, his window of opportunity is much smaller than the men you listed.  Coombs isn't a young man, so he got off to a very late start at the college level.  He's extremely loyal (many at Colerain thought he'd never leave and many at UC felt the same way).  I've heard through the grapevine that he's very, very content at OSU in terms of being part of a program that has a very real chance of being an annual BCS contender, so I'd be surprised if he left before Meyer retires.  Coombs isn't NFL material and he isn't going to be happy at some lower level college program or a D-I program such as MAC schools.  He needs and wants to be part of the big-time.  It doesn't get any bigger than Ohio State.

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH I CAN HARDLY CONTAIN MYSELF THAT I HAD TO PUT IT IN ALL CAPS:-)

Good things...thanks for the info KBONAY.  I had a feeling this was the case but knowing for sure is cool info.