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mofome · 06-11-09, 02:18 PM

No one is perfect. That was the message Florida coach Urban Meyer tried to convey Thursday as he addressed the 24 legal incidents involving Gators players since 2005.

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Meyer said he's disappointed with the incidents but he and his staff are determined to educate his players and by and large they are "a pretty good group."
However, the legal problems are taking some of the luster from Meyer's program, which will attempt to win a third national title in four years this season.
Starting cornerback Janoris Jenkins was the latest Gator to have a run-in with the law when he was arrested in late May and charged with fighting and resisting arrest without violence.
"This group of players we have now are by and large a pretty good group. They are 18-to-22 years old and, like most young people, they are trying to find their way," Meyer said in a statement.
"It is a continual part of our program to mentor and guide our players and it is not an exact process. Although we have been very successful with most, we are by no means perfect. We are disappointed when we encounter some issues along the way, but we are going to continue to educate and teach our players."
ESPN college football analyst Jesse Palmer, who played quarterback at Florida from 1997 until 2000, defended Meyer in an interview with the Orlando Sentinel.
"[Urban] can't be out at the clubs at 1 a.m. monitoring these guys," Palmer told the Sentinel. "I think it's an internal accountability issue where these players might think they are invincible after the national title. Everybody's patting them on the back and you feel like you can do anything."

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4250905

WeinketoWarrick · 06-11-09, 02:20 PM

fuck urban meyer.

top 1% bullshit my ass.

mofome · 06-11-09, 02:40 PM

urban is a cheater. the vols and noles will punish him for his ways in the years to come

crazytrain · 06-12-09, 05:26 AM

I hope you believe your comments

global24 · 06-13-09, 11:00 AM

Saying the florida team isn't perfect is like saying the economy is expierencing a small blip.

Romanowski · 06-26-09, 01:07 AM

Florida about to go gangsta on the entire SEC lol

06-11-09, 02:18 PM	#1
mofome Head Moderator Join Date: Sep 24, 2005 Location: DC Posts: 166,228	Urban Gangsters; Florida football addresses the 24 arrests since 2005 No one is perfect. That was the message Florida coach Urban Meyer tried to convey Thursday as he addressed the 24 legal incidents involving Gators players since 2005. SEC blog ESPN.com's Chris Low writes about all things SEC in his conference blog. • Blog network Meyer said he's disappointed with the incidents but he and his staff are determined to educate his players and by and large they are "a pretty good group." However, the legal problems are taking some of the luster from Meyer's program, which will attempt to win a third national title in four years this season. Starting cornerback Janoris Jenkins was the latest Gator to have a run-in with the law when he was arrested in late May and charged with fighting and resisting arrest without violence. "This group of players we have now are by and large a pretty good group. They are 18-to-22 years old and, like most young people, they are trying to find their way," Meyer said in a statement. "It is a continual part of our program to mentor and guide our players and it is not an exact process. Although we have been very successful with most, we are by no means perfect. We are disappointed when we encounter some issues along the way, but we are going to continue to educate and teach our players." ESPN college football analyst Jesse Palmer, who played quarterback at Florida from 1997 until 2000, defended Meyer in an interview with the Orlando Sentinel. "[Urban] can't be out at the clubs at 1 a.m. monitoring these guys," Palmer told the Sentinel. "I think it's an internal accountability issue where these players might think they are invincible after the national title. Everybody's patting them on the back and you feel like you can do anything." http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4250905 __________________ EOG, we go hard

06-11-09, 02:20 PM	#2
WeinketoWarrick EOG Dedicated Join Date: Mar 29, 2009 Posts: 4,886	Re: Urban Gangsters; Florida football addresses the 24 arrests since 2005 fuck urban meyer. top 1% bullshit my ass.

06-11-09, 02:40 PM	#3
mofome Head Moderator Join Date: Sep 24, 2005 Location: DC Posts: 166,228	Re: Urban Gangsters; Florida football addresses the 24 arrests since 2005 urban is a cheater. the vols and noles will punish him for his ways in the years to come __________________ EOG, we go hard

06-12-09, 05:26 AM	#4
crazytrain It's Five O'clock Somewhere Join Date: Dec 25, 2007 Location: Coastal Ga Posts: 9,873	Re: Urban Gangsters; Florida football addresses the 24 arrests since 2005 I hope you believe your comments

06-13-09, 11:00 AM	#5
global24 EOG Addicted Join Date: Jun 05, 2009 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Posts: 748	Re: Urban Gangsters; Florida football addresses the 24 arrests since 2005 Saying the florida team isn't perfect is like saying the economy is expierencing a small blip.

06-26-09, 01:07 AM	#6
Romanowski Mars Attacks Join Date: Dec 07, 2005 Posts: 3,850	Re: Urban Gangsters; Florida football addresses the 24 arrests since 2005 Florida about to go gangsta on the entire SEC lol

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