Urban Meyer 'Fine' After Experiencing Headache vs. Indiana Due to Cyst
Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer dropped to his knees on the sidelines of Saturday's game against Indiana due to a headache, but he assured anyone concerned that he feels better as of Monday:
"When it does take place, they give me some medicine and I feel fine now," Meyer told reporters. "It's just something I gotta monitor."
The coach suffers from an arachnoid cyst that can cause chronic headaches.
Meyer underwent a procedure to treat the issue in 2014, where he had fluid removed to relieve some pressure. He was reportedly first diagnosed with the condition in 1998, but it has only started to cause headaches within the past few years.
"I dealt with headaches in the past," he reiterated after Saturday's win, per Doug Lesmerises of Cleveland.com.
However, the latest one caused him to remove his headset to step away from the game during the second half of a 49-26 blowout.
The 54-year-old was also forced to resign as coach of Florida in 2010 due to health concerns.
Fortunately, Meyer seems to have a handle on the latest issue.
