His punishment is the guilt he’s going to have for the rest of his life at leaving his team hanging at the most crucial juncture of his college career. Sanctions should fit the crime, right? How about every Gator on earth holding him partly responsible for the collapse two weeks ago.

Enough! The administration gave the go ahead, Meyer agrees: the main criteria were past behavior and subsequent context. You want him to pay for more, maybe for the EVERYONE’S failure in that game? Or is it something else? If UF is throwing out students the first time they are arrested, regardless of history and/or eventual adjudication, then things have taken a turn towards fascism since I went there. It’s Dunlap’s last game as a Gator in any event; I don’t see any great moral breakdown in giving him one last turn on the field with his teammates, a small bit of redemption— perhaps the only way he has ever known.
As for the outside world and “what they’ll say”, Meyer doesn’t care and neither do most of us. The haters will hate. They’ve had their shining moment: the score in the 4th quarter and Tebow’s tears should have been more than enough, but it was like blood in the water for those cretins. Get with the program! Embrace their frustration and shrill howling. We’re about to be underdogs again, folks: they really think we’re headed into NotrFsU-land, struggling ever downward. Starting over next year, we can forge a new identity, an “us-against-the-world-and-we-don’t-care” rallying point that can heal our wounds and make our team TRULY DANGEROUS. Let’s start now.

look folks, carlos dunlap served three years with the gator nation, he was quite often simply enjoyable to watch. and then the kid made a really really dumb mistake that he will always pay for. i’m sure he knows he let the guys down. but the reality is he was a kid, now he’s a man. and he’s got a future. and i submit that a coach who realizes that a kid who gave honorable service for three years be at least be put in as positive a light as possible by the coach. he’ll be off to other pastures in a month. i submit the better message sent is to say to the kids, look we ain’t gonna kick you to the curb. we’re going to say goodbye and wish you the best and much success, and to his future employer, we say hey, give a florida kid a chance.

Here’s a piece that Game Day did on Marty Johnson when Urban was at Utah

I’ll give Urban some credit here – he cares more about his players than about outside perceptions of himself and his program.

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