Video interview is better than the article.

 I'm too dumb to know how to link.

So Copy and paste in your browser:

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11775107/will-muschamp-florida-gators-says-adopted-bunker-mentality 

when her says he has to explain the booing and the chants to his 9-year old son.  I recognize that he is very well compensated for what he does, and that he isn't living up to the win/loss expectations.  That said, as others have noted, we often forget that these coaches and these players are human beings.  We're not watching a simulation on an X-Box, we're watching real men and real kids try their hardest on the field solely for our entertainment.  Yes it is okay to be disappointed with the results and the status of the program.  Yes it is okay to to want a change at the head coaching position.  To treat human beings in this manner though?  I don't find that okay.  Will Muschamp has not won enough to retain his job.  He hasn't embarrassed the program or the university though, and is a good and honorable man.  I may be in the minority (I hope not though), but we should treat him the same way.  Thank him for his efforts, wish him all the best in his future endeavors, and most importantly, do not boo him or make ugly chants.  It is beneath him, beneath us, and beneath the University of Florida.