| Second highest fine in SEC history given for a polite criticism of the officials by Meyer? What a joke! http://tinyurl.com/yhcs97a 16 days ago |
| http://bit.ly/313aAR Really pissing me off. 16 days ago |
| what the f is going on in the sec? chill out mike slive http://bit.ly/313aAR 16 days ago |
When Will The Gators Get A Break
Complain In Vain —
As you may heave read, Florida coach Urban Meyer was fined $30,000 today for making critical comments of the referees in the Gators most recent game versus Georgia. To get his fine, Meyer claimed that the officials missed a blatant late hit on the precious Tim Tebow, stating, “That should have been a penalty, in my opinion…” What we’re wondering, though, is why Meyer did not go on listing other missed calls? Making $24 million over 6 years, we feel certain he could afford a few more $30,000 pops. So why not keep going. For example, he could have mentioned… —how the refs ...
Pay it forward.
Get The Picture —
... Corch Meyers gets hit with a $30,000 fine for whining about the hit to Tim Tebow last Saturday. There’s no truth to the rumor that he decided that the fine was inadequate and doubled the amount. Or that the Gators have already made poster-sized copies of the check and put them in the weight room as motivation for next year’s game with Georgia. ...
Last Call
The Phoenix Pub —
... Red hair + D cup and above boobs = Loss of blood to brain for an hour
I won’t bore you too much with math, but it is something to think about. For the record, though. My lady is a brunette, and she’s also pretty hot. So, let’s get down to bidness.
Style Points gives us Ron Artest, Movie Reviewer.
Weed comments on Elizabeth Lambert’s meltdown.
From the Worldwide Leader, Urban Meyer gets hit with a $30K fine for ref complaints.
Joey Porter says, ...
Urban Meyer Fined $30,000 for Criticizing Officials
The Bull Gator —
... Florida head coach Urban Meyer has been fined $30,000 for criticizing SEC officials for missing a late hit on Tim Tebow in the Gators win over Georgia. Meyer was fined per the new "Kiffin Rule" which states conference coaches must live by "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all." In response to the fine, Meyer had released the following statement: "..." ...




