Oh, I think with every passing day it's already out of the news cycle. I think most people would 'get it' that if you look at the long span of time--we're not in the habit of just picking on players for the fun of it. Nor, of kicking players on the way out the door.
Obviously, I'm biased. But, my hunch is that folks probably assume there's a reason things went down the way they did. And they know that the player knows that reason, no matter how he wants to spin that.
Reasonable people, if informed of the actual circumstances of what happened, could conclude that this situation is much ado about nothing and not worthy of mention beyond last Friday. A young man acted in his best interest, but consequences are part of what happens in life - Harrell broke a team rule and CPJ acted accordingly.
However, people can be unreasonable and the actual circumstances will not be made public. GT and CPJ now have to live with one additional anecdote that gives other program's recruiters something to talk about. Certainly not the worst thing that can be held against GT, but one more possible nail for a coffin.
Perception can be more powerful than the truth.
Harrell has moved on - I hope that he helps lead UF back to the top of the SEC/E and experiences success in all he attempts in life.
GT & CPJ has moved on too - it's roughly 5 weeks until practice starts and 65 days to kickoff. Then we will have something else to talk about.