I think the very loud chant coming from the stands after the INT had something to do with that.  And the incredibly bush league move by UT of grabbing our center's arm may have had something to do with it as well.  I would hope the SEC office will be having a conversation with UT about that one.

I've always had a favorable view of Tennessee fans because it seemed to be a good-natured rivalry -- interacting with them at games I've attended in Knoxville (both wins and losses), as well as in this forum, has been cordial and enjoyable for decades.  And other than Kiffin, I've respected their coaches.  But when the Vol fans loudly chanted "F*** you, Florida," and their player pulled that cheap stunt trying to yank the arm of our center to create a turnover, I was annoyed, too.  Whether or not Jones or his staff affirmatively directed that tactic, he showed no apparent dissatisfaction with what his player did, which I regard as the equivalent of condoning it. 

IMO, no amount of desperation or frustration justifies that kind of behavior in college football -- if our fans chanted something like that, I'd be embarrassed, especially for all those parents who brought their children to the game (as I brought my two when they were growing up).  While I would have preferred that Muschamp stay above the fray and stick to his customary "standard coachspeak" comments, I can understand him expressing some schadenfreude on his way off the field.