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Charges ultimately were not filed in any of the cases, a point Mullen emphasized when addressing reporters on Tuesday. The incidents, however, drew negative attention to UF during the offseason and possibly played a factor in top recruit Chris Steele’s decision to leave the program this past spring.

WHAT? YOU MEAN IT WASN'T "HOMESICKNESS"? I AM SHOCKED!

“We do a lot of education on our team with that stuff. Obviously I’m a big anti-violence against women person,” said Mullen, who has a wife, Megan, and two children, including a daughter, Breelyn.

OH, SURE. "OBVIOUSLY". WAIT, WHY IS IT SO "OBVIOUS" AGAIN? CAN YOU HUMOR ME AND JUST GIVE ME THE EVIDENCE THAT IS SO "OBVIOUS"? JUST ONE TIME, HELP ME OUT WITH THE "OBVIOUS" PART, I MUST HAVE MISPLACED THE "OBVIOUS" STUFF. OH, AND YOU KNOW WHO ELSE HAS A FAMILY THAT INCLUDES PARENTS AND SIBLINGS? THE FEMALE TUTOR THAT WAS CHOKED!

“I’m also a person that I really want to have all of the information as I make decisions and what happens in different situations and that’s one of the toughest deals. Because you want to give people an opportunity to have rights, like everybody else in the United States are supposed to. But everybody wants to see ‘what are we doing’ instantly."

OH, AND YOU KNOW WHO ELSE SHOULD HAVE "RIGHTS" LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE IN THE UNITED STATES? VICTIMS OF CRIMES!


Huggins, one of the team’s breakout players during the spring, has not practiced with the Gators since preseason camp opened July 26.

THE AUTHOR COULD HAVE ENDED THE ARTICLE ON THIS SENTENCE, AS IT EXPLAINS EVERYTHING WE NEEDED TO KNOW ABOUT WHY HUGGINS HAS NOT BEEN KICKED OFF THE TEAM (WELL, THAT AND THE INITIAL COUNTER RULES).

A day after the team staged its first of two scrimmages during preseason camp, Mullen said Huggins is not the only player who is sitting out. “We had several guys miss the scrimmage yesterday for different reasons, taking care of different issues, stuff they have to handle personally, stuff they have to handle for me,” Mullen said. “Nothing that we don't have a great handle on, on each one of them.”

HANDLING STUFF FOR YOU, MULLET? LIKE WHAT? DID THEY HAVE TO PICK UP YOUR DRY-CLEANING? OH, BUT AS LONG AS YOU HAVE A "GREAT HANDLE" ON IT, THERE IS NO NEED FOR AN EMPLOYEE AT A STATE SCHOOL TO HAVE TO PROVIDE ANY PUBLIC DISCLOSURE OR TRANSPARENCY.

Mullen said Huggins’ absence throughout camp is not related to an Oct. 1 incident at the Otis Hawkins Center for academics. “That’s all been handled,” Mullen said.

HANDLED HOW? AGAIN, ZERO TRANSPARENCY. AND IT IS VERY POSSIBLE TO DISCIPLINE A KID FOR AN ACCUMULATION OF TRANSGRESSIONS.

A UF spokesman said Huggins has not been a camp due to a “family issue.”

AS IN, "THE FEMALE THAT HUGGINS CHOKED HAS A FAMILY TOO"?


Huggins, a reserve defensive back and special teams player last season, appeared during the 2018 Gators first five games. He did not play during the five games following the Oct. 1 incident, but appeared in UF’s final three games of the season.

SO, LET'S SEE, MULLET PUT HUGGINS ON DOUBLE-SECRET PROBATION LAST YEAR AND TOLD NO ONE. BUT WE ARE SUPPOSED TO HAVE FAITH IN MULLET TO DO THE RIGHT THING. BECAUSE "OBVIOUSLY".

Mullen said some of the games missed were punishment for the incident with the tutor. “That was part of it. I mean, he was a true freshman, so he only was going to play in some games anyway for us,” Mullen said. “But his punishment was handled when all that happened.”

IN CASE YOU NEEDED TO BE REMINDED THAT HUGGINS IS BEING KEPT AROUND BECAUSE HE IS A "BREAK OUT PLAYER", MULLET ESSENTIALLY ADMITS THAT HE ONLY DOUBLE-SECRET SUSPENDED HUGGINS BECAUSE HE WAS A "TRUE FRESHMAN" WHO WASN'T GOING TO PLAY IN ALL OF THE GAMES ANYHOW. THINK ABOUT THIS. IF HUGGINS HAD BEEN NEEDED MORE, HE WOULD HAVE PLAYED MORE.

How many of them are actually charged?” Mullen said.

AND REALLY, THIS IS WHAT IT ALL COMES DOWN TO. IF THE GAINESVILLE/UF COMMUNITY CAN COAX, INTIMIDATE, OR PEER-PRESSURE ANY VICTIM OF A CRIME PERPETRATED BY AN ATHLETE INTO NOT PRESSING CHARGES, THEN IT IS LIKE A TREE FALLING IN THE FOREST.

The 47-year-old Mullen, who is entering his 11th season as a head coach, said handling incidents involving violence against women is a balancing act given the position he holds. “The hardest situation a coach is going to get into in dealing with anything in a lot of today’s world that could get into a sexual assault is when you get into a he said, she said situation,” Mullen said. “There’s two different stories, I guess, that are being reported. My job as a head coach is not to go in and investigate all that, I hear, here’s one report, here’s the other report. They don’t match up. And it’s not my job to really make that decision on campus with how that works."

GOSH, POOR POOR MULLET. HIS JOB IS SO HUUUURRRRD. IF ONLY HE LIVED IN WORLD WHERE CRIME VICTIMS AND CRIME PERPETRATORS COULD GET THEIR STORIES STRAIGHT, SO THAT THEIR REPORTS MATCHED UP. OH, IT'S THE "HARDEST SITUATION" THAT A COACH CAN HANDLE, I'M SO GLAD HE'S GETTING $10 MILLION TO HANDLE SUCH A CHALLENGING JOB.

“I have to manage the situation, manage my players on those types of things and let the university process play or the legal process play its course.”

OH, WAIT, HE DOESN'T HAVE TO DO THE ACTUAL HARD WORK. WHY IS HE GETTING PAID SO MUCH AGAIN?

“Dan does a really good job at creating accountability,” Stricklin who worked with Mullen at Mississippi State, said. "Sometimes accountability is negative consequences."

"SOMETIMES". OR, MORE ACCURATELY, "NEVER AT UF".

“I have teenage daughters I have not figured out how to make the decisions for them."

SO, STRICKLIN, DO YOU HAVE TO COACH YOUR TEENAGE DAUGHTERS ON HOW NOT TO STRANGLE TUTORS?

Mullen’s support staff member Otis Yelverton also was arrested and charged on April 22 for third-degree felony cyberstalking a former girlfriend. Yelverton, the football program’s assistant director of player personnel, was arrested and charged April 22.

I JUST LIKE THAT THE SENTINEL INCLUDED THIS LITTLE NUGGET.
 
Most of them have the right response to this issue.

They do but I bet they're responses would be different if it was Henderson, Marco Wilson, Franks.... they dont seem to like Huggins.

Isnt it funny the majority of incidents at UF and FSU result in no charges being filed or the witness not cooperating
 
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“Now, let’s try this one again, but with English.”

“yes sir:

“My source has been particularly disexcited with—”

“Nope-nope-nope. ENG-lish, remember?”

“aw butts, okay yeah sorry”

“Never mind, once more!”

“okay—

My source has been particularly displeased with the offensive line...”

“Much better! See how easily people can understand that the offensive line sucks after just one reading? Isn’t it nice to know they won’t need a Rosetta Stone to get a practice update?”

“yes, it is nice”

“You feel good?”

“I feel good. I feel good, sir”

“Good. Now go find a real source.”

Obviously he was just “throughing “ words out there.He “ deffently “was sure of what he was saying...
 
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Thank you.

I can be pretty crude and vulgar on here, but I know the most effective use of language is without vulgarities. Especially in that context. I let the context and the strength and logic of my argument be the focal point.
He didn’t respond to the “5 rangz” comment and it was put to him twice. He has no response so he’s ducking it.
 
I'm sitting in Nashville airport having a beer reading all this and just laughing in disbelief. I really do think were gonna beat them. I dont see their team focused at all and Manny seems to have the guys battling and dialed in
Are you sitting in that bbq place where they have live music??? I was there 2 weeks ago and couldn’t find I decent place to eat in that airport.
 
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He didn’t respond to the “5 rangz” comment and it was put to him twice. He has no response so he’s ducking it.

You noticed that. Don’t worry I’ll be bringing it back up. I’m just going to wait for the right opportunities and present it to him in a matter of fact way.

It’s a legitimate question to ask someone who presents themselves as a journalist/reporter. It is clearly racist and he has to answer for it. I don’t plan on giving up. It just has to be at an appropriate time, though.
 
To all the parents of recruits, including @Elijah's Biggest Fan , this is what we have been talking about when parents give any kind of consideration to entrusting their children to Dan Mullet. Obviously, nobody wants anyone's child to either victimize others, or be victimized by others. But Dan Mullet just makes excuses and sweeps all of the bad incidents under the carpet.

When you have a guy like Dan Mullet, with his track record at UF (both as an assistant and a head coach), you have to be concerned about what is going to happen when you allow your child to be coached and mentored by this irresponsible man.

It is pathetic to consider that parents who have spent 18 years trying to raise their children properly would even consider letting Dan Mullet be a part of their children's lives for 4 or 5 very crucial developmental years.

I have no problem with giving kids a second chance, but that has to happen with some actual disciplinary repercussions, and respect for the victims.

And let's not even get into the "culture of cover-up" that takes place at every level in Gainesville, from the police department to the athletic department to the fan websites to the fans themselves.
I dont have a son but I will never let my daughter go to UF or FSU because of stuff like this.
 
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