You guys being meanies again to Urbans wife?

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You keep pizz her off and she's liable to start kicking azz

Shelly Meyer:
Over the years I've calmed down a lot. I used to get really mad, and I have been known not to bite my tongue. And even here at UF, there are certain things that really set me off. One thing is if I hear booing around me I will not tolerate it. I will stand up and tell you to stop booing those kids that are on the field.


I will not tolerate personal slams at my husband. That's happened to me at LSU a few weeks ago. I stood up and told that person to stop saying personal things about my husband.


Or if people say things about specific players that are just awful. I just won't tolerate it. There's no place for that. Just because you bought a ticket does not give you the right to use profanity and say nasty things about coaches or players. People in my section at Florida Field understand me. I've been sitting there now for four and a half years and actually have a lot of support in my section. Some people don't like it and I have to say things back to them, but I have to express my opinion. If they're giving their opinion and I don't agree with it, particularly if its really ugly, then I have to give my opinion back. I have to defend my guys out there on the field.



GG: What's the roughest opposing environment you've been to?
SM: LSU by far. LSU is the most hostile, ugly environment I've been in in college football. Tennessee is second. This past visit to LSU wasn't as bad as previous trip. I've been to LSU with Colorado State and with Notre dame and with UF and its way, way uglier with Florida.


The SEC in general is more hostile than any other place I've been. The passion of the fans is so much greater than other conferences, but it's such a shame that the passion turns into such hatred and hostility. Alcohol usually has something to do with how heated, nasty or profane things get at the games. That's the thing that's really hard, but I refuse have it make me run to the box and sit in the suite - I just don't like sitting up there. It's not a part of the game and it's my right to sit out, and I guess I have a pretty thick skin and I let a lot of stuff go, except for the things I mentioned earlier. No one's ever tried to punch me - so that's at least a good thing.



I've seen fights too, but fortunately things have never gotten out of hand enough that they've gotten physical close to me.



It upsets me if any Florida fans get ugly also. I can't believe the passion of the fans in this league, even 5 years later. It's just a concept that's hard to grasp. The passion I witness in the SEC and Florida fans is amazing and wonderful and unlike any other conference. It is just a shame that sometimes it causes some people to lose their manners.