CBS’s Dennis Dodd just made me shart..just a little. Dennis it looks like we were both wrong about Mitch Mustain transferring to UTEP. Next time Dennis, don’t believe everything that I say then claim it as your own work. I invent a lot of shit. Here is Dennis’s latest effort on Herban Meyer [Dennis Dodd]
After the constant criticism of Urban Meyer’s discipline program by this Blog, by FSU’s Warchant Message Board and other websites, reading Dodd’s column has forced me to rethink my opinion of how Meyer handles problems. And just maybe some of you other critics should rethink of how you view this great leader too.
Just read this: “I’m the absolute opposite of that (zero tolerance),” Meyer said (no shit, really?). “That kind of —— me off. We’re tough. (But) we change people. We don’t eliminate people unless I am backed into a corner by the national media. There’s people that think discipline is elimination. Discipline is education, spending time with them. Especially if there is big Conference game the next week.”
Urban “Herban” Meyer will no doubt be ridiculed for his decision to let his players play the game, great men often are, but true fans recognize the service he has given to his school and his team. We should all learn from Meyer’s shining example and show our appreciation and love for the Gator Nation. Meyer loves his players. He recognizes that suspending or eliminating these players is not fair to the players but adversely impacts their families too. Heck it’s taking money right out of their pockets. How are these young men going to earn a living without playing ball?
“Sure his team has had its share of off-field incidents — allegedly involving a gun and failed drug tests — to go along with that amazing national championship in his second year at Florida. Too much wrongdoing, critics might say, for the guy who promised a get-tough policy for a program that was veering out of control under Ron Zook.”
Memo to the Gator Nation, to the whole stinking United States, Herban Meyer says we have to take care of these courageous young men. Coach Meyer can only do so much for them. So Gator Nation, next time you run into a Gator player make sure to buy him a drink or a joint or an assault rifle or heck why not buy all three? Just tell that Gator not to worry about that drive home, Coach has him covered. Lets show these heroic athletes your support!! And Gator players?…relax Coach has got you covered.
Wow, the Gator Nation is lucky. You really see the gem you got in Coach Meyer. What with all that pressure at UF and all…..having to make the right decision or even a moral decision is just too much. Thank God, you have Herban to make the decision he made–right or not. Moral or not. I mean, it got you a championship then screw morals, right? We win! And the players learn to live the right way. Wait, um, the players learn to live like nobody can touch them. Wait, that doesn’t sound right either.
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