The Royal Caribbean cruise line has the perfect response to stranding Urban at sea

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A few days ago, news broke that Urban Meyer, his wife, and 2,500 other passengers were stranded out to sea on a Royal Caribbean cruise line while doing some charity work with the Ohio State Cure for Cancer team.

Normally I'd assume that there's no possible positive spin that can be applied to being the cruise line that's stranded out to sea with one of college football's hottest names on board, but if you're the Royal Caribbean public relations department, you've always got an angle ready.

Something rich in college football tradition perhaps...like the Buckeye band dotting the "i".

Someone get whoever came up with that idea a raise. Pure genius.

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