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Against the Grain
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My case to wait to see the facts before you use this poor schmuck's situation to prove that Meyer is too lax is weak only if fundamental rules of logic and facts matter. But, if all you want to do is assume the situations are comparable so that you can pat yourself on the back and reassure yourself that your program is on the right track(all indications to the contrary), then there is nothing I can possibly say to disabuse you of the notion that maybe, just maybe, what happened here is irrelevant in the scheme of things to the basic truth that Florida is running away from the rest of the SECE. But if it makes you feel better to think everything is going to be okay because Fulmer kicked a kid off the team for reasons and after events of which you are uterly unaware, whereas Meyer followed basic principles of due process, and that makes it all better, then be my guest.
This instance at UT shows us as fans that the man in charge is, in fact, in charge. This was not the case in recent years. We've seen police reports since the 98 championship til the end of the 2005 season.
Forget Fellows. A better comparison is Fulmer dismissing a player for cussing a family at a resturant. Now Urban has pot smoking and gun shooting going on, and to my knowledge he has not dismissed anyone based on discipline issues.
As a fan of a team on top of the college mountain, I have seen what leadership and discipline issues can do. Will it happen at FL - who knows. But Urban is sending the wrong message to his players and that can't be good.