'I'm doing fine' Meyer says

<p>The stress of a difficult season finally caught up with Urban Meyer after the Florida football team suffered a crushing blow with its loss to Alabama in the SEC Championship Game.</p><p> And the Florida coach says he has learned a lesson.</p><p> "I have to take better care of myself," Meyer said.</p><p> Meyer has been through a lot this season with Notre Dame rumors, Tim Tebow's concussion, the suspensions of linebacker Brandon Spikes and last week defensive end Carlos Dunlap as well as a fine handed down by the SEC for critical comments about officials. </p><p> There has also been the stress of knowing that a loss at any point in the season could doom Florida's chances to repeat as national champion.</p><p> That loss came Saturday in Atlanta and Meyer looked dazed after the game.</p><p> "I've lost a lot of weight this season," Meyer said. "I just have to take better care of myself. It's been a tough season. A great season, but a tough season."</p><p> Meyer said he did have some chest pains before checking into Shands Medical Center early Sunday morning. He was treated for dehydration and released Sunday afternoon, a UF official said. </p><p> "I'm doing fine," he said. "I'll be OK. We just have to find a way to win this bowl game and that'll be 26-2 over the last two seasons. That's pretty good."</p><p>The No. 5 Gators (12-1) play No. 4 Cincinnati (12-0) in the Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1 in New Orleans.</p>