re: SIAP: Muschamp tells fans to get a grip

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That shite is old and tired. Urb hasn't been calling the offensive plays, the past 3 seasons.

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Yall went 11-2 last year with no playmakers on offense. None. You did it by playing suffocating defense and playing it extremely conservative with Driskell.

Florida overachieved last year. There is no excuse for the lack of players on offense on that team. You can't run ANY offense with those players. The best bet was to stick with the formula. With the injuries there was no way to sustain any type of success. That has to be considered.

Muschamp inherited a mess. I think Florida fans need to put their faith in Jeremy Foley at this point. It's going to take at least 2 more recruiting classes to put together any semblance of an offensive philosophy.

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But guess what so was Mizzou's that game they lit us up for 36 points.

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Mauck is lucky though....he has guys like DGB and all those small forward sized WR's to throw to. All of Mizzou's skill players are better than UF's, except maybe Kelvin Taylor, but he's a true frosh.

It's weird, but UF simply has no legit talent at the skill positions. That, coupled with Boom's conservative philosophy, injured QB's, and mediocre OL play results in the kind of offense that you see every week from the Gators.

Bill King said on his radio show today that he spoke with an assistant that coaches with Muskrat that told him "it has been absolutely miserable coaching for the guy."

I guess in the eyes of Musky it is everyone else's fault

Muskrat? You are genius. Please continue with your obsession. It's entertaining. not really but do carry on.

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They want to control the clock...but they are controlling the clock with a pitiful offense that lacks play makers.

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Again, Gillislee and Jordan Reed got drafted. With these 2 guys on our offense we managed to field an offense on par with S. Alabama and New Mexico State. I wonder how many Jaguars and Aggies got drafted last season?

We have two camps now. Fire Muschamp today and give him one more year. Both are annoying to the other.

I thought our game plan was pretty darned good for the USC game. If not for an offensive PI call that was missed and a bad FG kicker we could have won that game with a third string QB with no arm and zero experience.

As fun as it can be to watch an a-hole bad coach take down a good program, always remember you want the Shulas and Chiziks and Muschamps to win just enough to keep their jobs.

But Dice410 I realize you want Fl and Tn to get better to give LSU and bama tougher games which is obviously smart.

Regardless I suggest you enjoy Muschamp and hope we get another season out of him.

I like him, and I do like his attitude. And in the full context of what he said, he is damned right. Though they scatter like roaches when you call them out, there are people on some of our boards on other sites who have been giving the kids shite instead of just the coaches and then hiding behind some flimsy rational about really wanting what's best for them. The kids on the field don't deserve that kind of treatment from their own people regardless of how much of a business college football has turned into. I could get into that side, but I will save everyone a "tl; dr." I like having a guy who just says it without worrying about how to spin it. As far as the growing up bit, someone said it best earlier -- if we were 10-0 right now, everyone would love him punching a chalk board.

He's going to be here next year. If we don't beat Georgia and are still in the hunt for the east in November, then I will agree that he needs to go. But in all honesty, I don't doubt that he will be on his way out at that point regardless of the torches-and-pitchfork crows anyway. It isn't worth getting pissed about. Florida won't willingly lapse into ignominy, and regardless of Foley's pull, he still works for somebody too.