The dust has settled on Urban Meyer's first recruiting class at Ohio State, and there are some hard feelings from some Big Ten coaches.  One issue is Meyer's strategy of poaching commitments from other conference schools.  In the two months after being hired by the Buckeyes, Meyer managed to flip several players, including defensive Se'Von Pittman from Michigan State and offensive lineman Kyle Dodson from Wisconsin.  Spartans coach Mark Dantonio, a former Ohio State assistant, wasn't pleased.  "They've got a new coach, and it's different," Dantonio told The Detroit News. "I would say it's pretty unethical, in the end."  Meyer also took advantage of Penn State's disarray following the firing of coach Joe Paterno which led to the Buckeyes grabbing All-USA defensive lineman Tommy Schutt and linebacker Camren Williams from the Nittany Lions.  Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema, like Dantonio, was unhappy about the developments and was proactive about addressing his concerns about Meyer.  "There are a few things that happened early on that I made people aware of that I didn't want to see in this league, that I had seen take place in other leagues," Bielema told CBS Chicago. "Other recruiting tactics, other recruiting practices that are illegal.  "I was very up front and was very pointed to the fact, actually reached out to coach Meyer and shared my thoughts and concerns with him. The situation got rectified."  He later added that he was happy the Big Ten coaches held itself to a different standard.  "Our league is based on certain values that we're going to hold to be true and if you don't hold those to be true, you are going to be held accountable."  MORE: Follow Erick Smith on Twitter
In his two months on the job, the Buckeyes coach managed to swipe several recruits pledged to other Big Ten schools.