If there's a cancer in the UF locker room

[aka]

It's f-ed up is what it is.

 

[rogdochar]

Touchy-feely McElwain.

 

[NavetG8r]

Can you see any of Meyer's players opting to comfort him this way?

Well, Percy did smack his @ss.

 

[MidwestChomp]

Mac appreciated Swain giving him a massage to calm Jim down.

Meyer did not appreciate the slap.Big

 

[MidwestChomp]

Kudos to Marty for using Poppycock. And Kudos to Marty for writing an article like this.

 

[jdh5484]

How sickening is it gonna be when we lose to that sumbitch?

That's on par with losing to the leg humpers.
I'm in denial.

 

[Marianna-FL_Gator]

Great coaches get pissed and fire off on the players/coaches if they screw up. This dude just says "give our opponents credit they took it to us" and shrugs the sh*t off! #Bum

 

[ThreatMatrix]

Mac appreciated Swain giving him a massage to calm Jim down.

Meyer did not appreciate the slap.Big

Urban is scary as hell in person. He stares right through you. I'm surprised Percy didn't burst into flames.

 

[oxrageous]

Urban is scary as hell in person. He stares right through you. I'm surprised Percy didn't burst into flames.

Percy was in a position where he knew it was his last game as a Gator. Nothing to lose.

 

[MrMyjestic]

Who's out there for us. I know. Steve Spurrier!

 

[EyeDocGator]

Well, Percy did smack his @ss.

Yes, but that's appropriate touching.

 

[jdh5484]

 

[B52G8rAC]

Here's what I think the cancer consists of from a Gator's perspective. Coach Mac thinks his job is to win; winning by one point and coaching to be "in the game" in the fourth quarter is not simply adequate but admirable. However, Gators are not watching football games for excitement. We watch to see opponents humbled by the end of the first quarter and their coaching staff humiliated and fired by the end of the game. I remember a time just before Bowden that the girls school was contemplating giving up football because we had beat them so bad and so often. That's the goal, beat whoever we play so bad and so often the school gives up the sport. Mac and company simply don't get it. Spurrier did.