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re: What is/was the alternative on offense?
Posted on 11/28/16 at 9:27 pm to reel_gator8
Posted on 11/28/16 at 9:27 pm to reel_gator8
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Well 4 million it is...I will wait for results first though and Im sure you understand.
If you are any kind of man, you'll equitably apply the same type of standard to me, as you apply to Mac, by endlessly commenting that my opinions are great, that I am an expert in message board discussion, I am headed in the right direction and that none of my opinions are wrong. You will defend me against anyone that disagrees with me as well. You'll do this for three years, unquestioningly, just as you aim to do with Mac. You can begin with my comments below.
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Sure lets name Spurrier HC....thats a fricking riot.
The offense would immediately move up 100 spots.
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Honestly you BELIEVE UF would fire a HC without cause in his second year???
There's already cause to fire. He's not a union carpenter. He said his offense was so good his dog could make it excel. We were generous and gave him a human and it's a miserable failure.
Thank you for your support. It's nice to know I have an unflinching and unquestioning supporter to provide never ending adulation for the next three years.
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Posted on 11/28/16 at 9:55 pm to UF
I'm not sure why there's so much angst about Spurrier here.
First, he's in the building. Anyone that doesn't think the thought has passed through Strickland's mind is kidding himself.
Second, coming back has done nothing to tarnish the reputation of Snyder at Kansas St. In fact, his reputation has gotten even better.
Third, can anyone honestly say that back in 2001 you thought to yourself, "Self, I hope that bastard Spurrier leaves, I'd much rather him retire from coaching at another school rather than retire from UF."?
Fourth, would it really be a bad thing if he came back and there was a coach-in-waiting or some other mechanism set up? It worked pretty good for FSU in their transition from Bowden to Fisher.
I'm not saying this is the ultimate criteria, but it would be quite hilarious to see UGA, UT, and every other school in the East go ahead and write off their 2017 season if Spurrier came back. They would roll over and submit before the SEC meetings in Destin.
First, he's in the building. Anyone that doesn't think the thought has passed through Strickland's mind is kidding himself.
Second, coming back has done nothing to tarnish the reputation of Snyder at Kansas St. In fact, his reputation has gotten even better.
Third, can anyone honestly say that back in 2001 you thought to yourself, "Self, I hope that bastard Spurrier leaves, I'd much rather him retire from coaching at another school rather than retire from UF."?
Fourth, would it really be a bad thing if he came back and there was a coach-in-waiting or some other mechanism set up? It worked pretty good for FSU in their transition from Bowden to Fisher.
I'm not saying this is the ultimate criteria, but it would be quite hilarious to see UGA, UT, and every other school in the East go ahead and write off their 2017 season if Spurrier came back. They would roll over and submit before the SEC meetings in Destin.
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