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The loss to Alabama dropped the Gators to No. "We're going to spare no expense to make sure we do it the right way," Meyer said.
The Gators are rumored to be losing upwards of a half dozen underclassmen to this April's NFL Draft, and any contact with an agent between now and Jan.
Meyer said he also has to make sure he keeps all of his players eligible for the game. Meyer said he will confer with Athletic Director Jeremy Foley before making a decision. Meyer said he has not decided on the status of star defensive end Carlos Dunlap, who was suspended from Saturday's game after being arrested on DUI charges Tuesday. As soon as we get the Bearcat film and flip it on, it's game on." "And I think the one thing, players are so much smarter than coaches. "Our legacy is going to be dependent on how we finish this season," Meyer said. The Gators (12-1) obviously can't finish the season with a national title, but could send Tim Tebow and the rest of the seniors out the right way. He also has to motivate his team for the Sugar Bowl after its disappointing defeat Saturday. The defensive coordinator position is just one worry for Meyer. "Both schools will have to be aligned with Charlie, if that should happen," Meyer said. Meyer said he and Louisville coaches would talk about Strong's availability should he get the job.
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