the suspension issue.  First, he says he sees both sides of the argument and is fine with whatever decision was made.  His one objection which has some validity to it IMO is that Muschamp can't complain about the media and fans "judging him without knowing all the facts" when Muschamp and the school won't release the facts.

Maybe the school can or cannot release the info due to privacy but in the absence of information, opinion will fill the void.  Dooley laments that what used to happen was coaches would call various media members and give them enough information (with the caveat it cannot to be published) so they wouldn't write the critical commentary.  In these days of super secrecy, that courtesy is gone so coaches have to expect more criticism, warranted or not.