SEC: Tim Tebow Getting Lit Up Must Not Be Seen

So the SEC backed itself into a corner after weeks of officiating outrage by announcing that any coach who suggested the refs in the league were anything but perfect robotic paragons of justice would get a fine or a suspension. This was probably a good idea after even Vandy's Bobby Johnson got uppity. Then Urban Meyer, spurred by the firestorm over the Brandon Spikes eye-gouging extravaganza, had a complaint or two about chippy play from the Gators, most prominently an obvious unnecessary roughness call on Tim Tebow after a handoff: "That should have been a penalty in my opinion," Meyer said. "Obviously, it should have been. You've got to protect quarterbacks. That's the whole purpose. It's right in front of the referee. I'm not sure how they're going to handle that, but ... that was one of the plays we did send in." He has now been fined a cool $30,000. All's well that ends with an obscenely rich person getting a token fi...