Red roundup: Sporting News says former Ute coach Urban Meyer left Florida's program 'broken'
FILE - In this Dec. 8, 2010 file photo, Florida football coach Urban Meyer talks about his resignation, during a news conference in Gainesville, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux, File)
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The Sporting News has an extensive report on how former Utah coach Urban Meyer left the "broken" football program at Florida.
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Bogut heading towards the ranks of broke after NBA life. Don't do it Andrew, get smart with your money before it stops coming in.
Meyer left behind a Florida program filled with misfits who appeared on the local police blotter so often that Florida fans became numb to the constant arrests.
You are right BC. IMO, some (if not all) powerhouse schools allows some of their popular athletes to live a prima dona lifestyle in football just to get these players to play football for their programs, and before you know it, it gets so out of More..