University of Florida was "out of control" under Meyer

[pmaybe]

Listening to Tony Barnhart's show today and he recommended this article written yesterday in The Sporting News.

Summary
http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/Fourdown-territory-Meyers-Florida-legacy.html

Article
http://aol.sportingnews.com/ncaa-fo...-violation-recruiting-drugs-program-will-musc

Very good reading. Especially if you love college football. BTW...if you LOVE college football then you HAVE to listen to Barnhart and Durham on 790 the zone in Atlanta. Mon-Fri 10:00-1:00 (right before the Stews!)

www.790thezone.com

 

[jwmilkbone]

Sounds more like sour grapes to me. Holier than thou? Jim Tressel, yea, that is why he fell so hard. Meyer, no.

 

[tp2001]

"Meyer, having replaced the ousted and beloved Tressel a year after Luke Fickell served as interim, began his first spring in Columbus trying to install a new offense, and getting players 'to do the right things and be good people on and off the field—like I have done everywhere I have coached.' Both coaches are rebuilding while dealing with significant baggage."



I have always had the feeling that not only the football program was like that, but the basketball program too...