Urban Meyer Issues Stark Warning: Could This Major Program Face Its Worst Season Yet?

If 2024 was college football’s blockbuster season — complete with a two-way Heisman winner and a jaw-dropping 12-team playoff expansion — then brace yourself: 2025 might just be the plot twist nobody saw coming. Urban Meyer, three-time national champ and eternal truth-teller, isn’t exactly betting on the Tennessee Volunteers to build on last year’s magic. On the latest Triple Option, Meyer laid out a crystal-clear forecast: an 8-4 regular season, sprinkled with tough losses to perennial powerhouses like Georgia and Alabama, plus a couple of stinging surprises from the SEC’s wild card teams. After last season’s playoff berth, and jaw-dropping performances, is this dip in fortune just a hiccup… or the start of a trend? Throw in the offseason drama with starting QB Nico Iamaleava’s NIL standoff and a less-than-proven backup stepping up — the question isn’t just about wins and losses anymore, it’s about identity, resilience, and whether Tennessee can convince its fans that the rollercoaster isn’t coming off the rails. So what do you make of the Volunteers’ outlook—can they still roar in 2025, or is it time for Buckeyes and Bulldogs to start celebrating early? LEARN MORE.

The 2024 college football team was one for the history books. We saw a two-way player win the Heisman, a record-breaking running back outperform many quarterbacks and 12-team College Football Playoff.

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