After calling out Charlie Strong for player arrests, judge has made bizarre court decision

Judge makes bizarre decision after calling out Charlie Strong and the South Florida football program.

Hillsborough County (Fla.) Judge Margaret Taylor made headlines this week after her comments about South Florida coach Charlie Strong following the arrests of two USF football players.

Related: Judge sends a blistering message to Charlie Strong, questions if he has control of his program following arrests 

Judge Taylor has now recused herself from the case, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

Taylor issued an order to voluntarily disqualify herself from the case because of a state judicial rule regarding the defendant "fearing he won't get a fair hearing because of 'prejudice or bias of the judge.'"

Taylor said she was "embarrassed and ashamed" to be an alum of South Florida after the arrests, and she questioned whether Strong had control over his players.

Many on Twitter defended Strong after Taylor's comments.

Strong didn't recruit either of the players who were arrested, and he's only been the coach at South Florida for a few months.

Still, Taylor didn't mince words when addressing Strong, and now she won't even preside over the case.

(h/t Yahoo Sports)