Some recommended reading:

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This one's worth reading just to see if YOU see what I saw in it--ie. Did the writer take the basic conclusions we've come to here and boil them down to a one-page column?
See James Walker's piece on Bleacher Report/Florida Gators entitled, "Was Dan Mullen responsible for Urban Meyer's Success?" (The title isn't really the main thrust of the article.)

The other two I've mentioned elsewhere (on another thread), but wanted to recommend to everyone:
For a rundown on the implications of this last game, go to Alligator Army for "Game 12: We lose". Short, sharp and to-the-point.
For a relatively hopeful take on Urban's post-game presser and the future, see "Why the Gators getting smoked at the Doak was a good thing", by Mike McCall at Gator Clause (Miami Herald).

 

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While you're at it, hope y'all will read the latest offering at Alligator Army, "Sunday Night Notes" (Did I get that right? Something like that...).

Also, just wanted to say that the more I reread Meyer's post-game comments and the transcript of his TV show earlier Sunday, the more worried and irritated I get--and the LESS sure I am that any meaningful changes will take place between now and the spring. He continues to put the blame on the players, and though he qualifies his first mention of injuries as "making excuses", he then proceeds to mention it again and again and again as a reason for practically every breakdown. That's just the beginning of the "wrong notes" I'm hearing in his "song and dance"...but I'll leave that to these other writers and the columns I've recommended here. Suffice it to say that there's more obscurity and less substance than there seems on first impression--and he STILL isn't facing his OWN responsibility in the team's steep and rapid decline.