Fair enough, but that doesn't support any kind of broader comparison between Muschamp and the success of those two coaches. I'm trying to tell you that even if he does end up being some great coach, chances are that Florida won't be the one to reap the benefits. You guys have two MNCs in the last 8 seasons. The bar's a little higher than at Mich State or Okie Lite. You won't be keeping him around to watch his development. Why not move on now?

Again, I guess I should support your loyalty to the man, but I just don't get it. And I'm a pretty big Miles homer in spite of his quirks and shortcomings.

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Posted by roadGator

Member since Feb 2009

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Posted on 9/16/14 at 2:01 pm to Navytiger74

I've already laid out under what conditions I would support terminating him. I don't have any loyalty to him or any other coach. I don't know these cats.

I'm rooting for him because he seems likable and seems to really want to do well. What more could I ask for in a guy (yes, yes wins - I know)?

Folks take this stuff way too seriously. If he can't get it done, we move on.

Had we not been injury riddled last year and we went 4-8, he wouldn't be at UF and I'd be OK with that.

Where's he really failed is OC selection and wanting to change to pro offense. He's seen the light. Maybe he can get it done. This is his QBs third offense to learn. I personally don't expect it to be running smooth until much later this season.