re: 2022 Recruiting and beyond. (Updated: 20/JUN/2021)

If Bell thinks Muschamp and USC will help get him where he wants to go, then I wish him some very good luck.

The usual suspects that wring their hands and gnash their teeth over any missed recruits without knowing jack what the staff is doing.

The peanut gallery will play the blame game and fault asst coaches for not getting enough 5* recruits. Off with their heads! Its silly.

We are just a week or so from getting a lot of talent to commit and if it slows down..its back to whining. Don't be that guy.

He’s a fella that has been moving up the rankings I believe. He’s got pretty quick feet for a kid his size.

Kinda off topic but not by much. I live in G'ville and was working by campus today. Went to a 7-11, I know I'm old and don't know what to call them now. In walk two guys as I was waiting to pay. I'm 6' and around 180 pounds. These two had to have been 6'-6" and around 275.

I just hadn't been that close to the big uglies to realize how big they really are. They are huge. The last time I met a player it was Donnie Young 6-4 and 315. When he was in a doorway was when I really could put some perspective to his size. The linemen today are big mofo's. I didn't ask their names but they had UF gear on. They filled the doorway and made me feel puny.

Of course I'm sure I could have taken them if wanted. I even asked them if either wanted to step outside and throw the hands. They declined. Nuff said.

I have a warm spot for OL going back to the early 1960s when OL were 190-195 lbs...some less. Charley Pell played for the Bear at about 180 lbs...that was in the days of platoon football where OL would also play DL. DBs would be WRs or RBs...example would be Dick Kirk and Allen Trammel (by way of Eufala, Alabama...# 23 and a favorite of mine.

He picked off the Noles in 1965 and took it to the house. Dick Kirk scored a decisive halfback 40 yd run to upset Bama in Tuscaloosa 1963 and then in 1964 he took an interception 80+ yds to help beat AU in Gainesville 14=0 I believe from memory.

Ok, enough of the history lesson.

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Who in thee frick is saying that

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Go check the Reddit out.

"Ah, losing a recruit to Muschamp."

How in the frick do these guys not learn? I remember when we were in full meltdown last season and we ended up finishing top-10, rinse and repeat. Same thing is going to happen this season.

i don't think anyone here knows who those people are. they're all hung up on jerrel jernigan and courtney upshaw.

I've always said that taking the negative route was pretty much a win-win type of deal when talking about sports.

1. If you're right, you can talk about how right you were 'til the end of time.

2. If you're wrong, everyone is too happy to remember and go back and find the posts and remind you of it.

That kind of controversy is what sells, and which is why we don't have much traffic/many posts here. All of us are pretty much, maturely, in "wait and see mode". I think when we start losing games, then we'll be in a position to start criticizing.

As it stands, Mullen finished as a top ten team, blew out Michigan (who has had our number) and finished with a top ten recruiting class.

We suffered a lot of casualties in the last class, but if he has another top ten finish we'll very likely be changing the tide for the long run.

In the end: You can't expect Mullen to fix a 10 year problem in two, or even three. The entire brand needs rebuilding.

You sure about that link? It worked the second time.