re: Emory or Trask

Thank you

The fact you have no retort means everything

Actually, it doesnt. I already said idgaf about any opinions of me in here or any social media. .

You and your boy act so offended that ppl wanna see Jones yet in the same breath both admit Trask cant run the playbook.
Which is my primary reason in wanting to see Jones start over him that I said in the beginning.

You said he’s a prolific passer, the numbers posted showed he’s what I said he is. Good, not great. And good isnt worth scraping the entire playbook

You talk about IF jones goes down we’re screwed, how bout you saying we change the entire offense for Kyle and he goes down the first play of the meat of our SEC schedule run?
Cant just flip a switch n go back to the old stuff

Hey guys, I know we havent ran it in a year but, QB power on one, lets go

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It's not an IF if Jones goes down, the last two starters for Mullen who were running Quarterbacks both had their ankles twisted around the wrong way.

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Trask has had surgerieS (plural) from getting injured in practice. Missed snaps vs Auburn where he nearly tore his MCL. He has not shown any sign since he arrived that he can last an entire season without getting hurt

Jones wasnt sacked all season and not one team stacked the LOS when he came into a game despite most of us knowing it was going to be a run. They must be more worried about his arm / escapability than you let on
And the play he was pulled was precautionary, Mullen said in the post presser he was fine.

I'd love to switch this abortion of a thread to talking about defense.

The 07 team was coming in having lost all basically the entire secondary, it's entire LB corp, and most of the front 4.

This 20 team is only losing one starter in the secondary, one LB, and 3 DL.

This actually has more of an 08 feel to me rather than 07 on that side of the ball.

Really the big question on defense is can they replace the production of Greenard, Reese, and CJ. The depth seems to be there now, just need production. I think Elam and Miller are capable at DB and LB, but IDK if there is a DL who is going to replace Greenard right away.

In 07, they had lost:

Jarvis Moss, Ray McDonald, Steven Harris, Joe Cohen - 4 key players on the DL. Played all year.

Earl Everett, Brandon Siler, and Brian Crum at LB

Reggie Nelson, Ryan Smith, Reggie Lewis, Jermain and Tremain McCollum in the secondary.

That was the entire defense.

The only two returning starters were Tony Joiner and Derrick Harvey, and because of mediocre recruiting on that side of the ball in the 05 class, the transition was PAINFUL.

UF started three true sophomores at LB in Spikes and Doe and AJ Jones.

UF started a converted FR QB at CB (Joe Haden), and Markihe Anderson a true sophomore was the other starter before he got hurt. That forced another 2nd year sohpomore in Wondy Pierre-Louis to play a lot. Kyle Jackson, the only senior in the secondary besides Joiner, was so bad he was eventually benched for true freshman Major Wright.

The 2007 DL was an abortion. The depth at DT was so bad Mike Pouncey had to play significant minutes at DT. Javier Estopinan and Clint McMillan were your two starting DTs, and listen they played hard but they were not very good. Jermain Cunningham was another true sophomore starter.

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So let's be clear, UF had only 2 returning starters, most of the starters that year were 2nd year sophomores. They were INCREDIBLY inexperienced all over the field.

In 2020, the defense has 4 senior safeties. None of them have been great, but they are all better than Kyle Jackson was. They are decent players. Shawn Davis has been sensational at times, just inconsistent.

Marco Wilson is far more experienced than any corner on the team in 2007. Kair Elam would start over every other player on the 2007 defense. Trey Dean is a 3 year player, and although he had a tough year last year it doesn't mean he can't be better this year. Just look at Chauncey from 2017 to 2018. So a lot more depth in the secondary than 2007. A lot.

At LB, Ventrel Miller, james houston, and Amari Burney are all experienced players entering their 3rd and 4th years in the program.

On the DL, Campbell, Conliffe, Slaton, and Dunlap Jr. are far and away better than any guy UF had at DT in 2007. At DE, UF doesn't have a true rush end like harvey, but they have solid players with experience in moon and Carter and young guys up and coming in Diabate and Bogle.

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The experience is so much better in 2020 than 2007.

Miller as a backup was 3rd in tackles last year. He’s shown he’s pretty good.

Just don’t say it’s like 07. We are far away from that.

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Miller as a backup

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Miller wasnt a backup, he started most of the season opposite Reese at the other backer spot. Even then he was pushed by Burney late when they stopped trying to force him into the Star position.

Meanwhile, Straws wants to burn the cart because his horse cant pull it

Lame come back dude just let it go