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Watching OSU, 2 things come to mind
Posted on 12/2/17 at 11:15 pm
Posted on 12/2/17 at 11:15 pm
1. Their QB cant pass for shite
2. I cant wait to see that offense back in The Swamp with the weapons we have.
2. I cant wait to see that offense back in The Swamp with the weapons we have.
Posted on 12/2/17 at 11:17 pm to dbuchanon
Barrett's solid if it's down the field, not so much when it's close. He made some amazing throws early on in the game exactly where they should have been.
That being said, I'm really excited. Mullen is beating the streets, and I hope he can end up flipping some 'cruits and then do a makeover of our entire team.
That being said, I'm really excited. Mullen is beating the streets, and I hope he can end up flipping some 'cruits and then do a makeover of our entire team.
Posted on 12/3/17 at 5:30 am to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
Wiskys QB was God awful...and Ohio State just stacked the scrimmage. The Badgers were too conservative. Bama would steamroll either team.
Posted on 12/6/17 at 4:32 pm to reel_gator8
Wisconsin is always boring and conservative. I try to watch their games and fall asleep after a minute. It's so freaking boring.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 10:38 am to dbuchanon
Meyer can recruit the best talent in the world. Mullens gonna need to hire some heavy hitters. He's not a good recruiter. He's got a better personality compared country crock butter teeth though.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 10:49 am to TJGator1215
Mullen's not a good recruiter because he can't bring top talent to MSU? No one can bring top talent to MSU. People can do it at USF because USF is actually in a hot bed for recruiting -- even Oregon can at least get scraps nearby.
MSU is basically fighting A&M, LSU (Title winner), Auburn (Title winner) and Alabama (Title winner). You would be fortunate to even get in the top 20 for recruiting classes because MSU has never been really good. They had a few good years that none of the recruits were alive for.
His class is sitting at #13 this year, and really I don't know how you expect him to sell MSU, so sell MSU for me.
What are some good things about MSU?
MSU is basically fighting A&M, LSU (Title winner), Auburn (Title winner) and Alabama (Title winner). You would be fortunate to even get in the top 20 for recruiting classes because MSU has never been really good. They had a few good years that none of the recruits were alive for.
His class is sitting at #13 this year, and really I don't know how you expect him to sell MSU, so sell MSU for me.
What are some good things about MSU?
Posted on 12/7/17 at 11:06 am to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
Arkansas had no problems under petrino with the same issues as state. Meyer had none at Utah. Herman went 6-3 vs the top 25 beating Oklahoma and FSU. All while fighting for scraps frpm LSU, Texas, TAMU and Oklahoma. Same for Kelly at oregon. Great coaches make it work. Losers make excuses.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 11:30 am to TJGator1215
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Arkansas had no problems under petrino with the same issues as state.
Bro, did you even see the 2012 season? If not for his stupid antics off-field, he would have had a serious downward spiral.
2012 Arkansas went 4 - 8 with a loss to Louisiana Monroe, blowout losses to Alabama (59 - 0), a blowout loss to A&M (58 - 10), and a blowout loss to MSU (45 - 14).
He left Arkansas in terrible shape and they got beaten by many teams after he went.
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Meyer had none at Utah.
He was there for two years, and Mullen was his OC??
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Herman went 6-3 vs the top 25 beating Oklahoma and FSU.
He also lost to SMU, Navy and Memphis with a blowout loss to San Diego State his last year at Houston. GOOD COACHES DON'T FLUCTUATE.
He lost to Maryland this year -- Maryland is 4 - 8.
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Same for Kelly at oregon
Wow, you mean the same Kelly who got Oregon hit with sanctions and bailed to the NFL where he was a miserable failure and was fired from two straight jobs?
When you're right, it's only by virtue of fortune -- because you don't know diggity dogshit about what you're talking about. No research whatsoever. All of those coaches had severely poor outcomes.
Petrino's team turned to dogshit one year after he left and was blown out of the water.
Meyer has dropped several bad games.
Herman lost to some terrible teams.
What other coaches do you have with good records at lesser schools? Dying to hear it.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 12:09 pm to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
I would say Great coaches don't fluctuate. Even good coaches have off years.
They are human after all.
Only cyborgs like Saban and Meyer are so consistent. I guess Dabo joins that category now too, with 3 straight play off trips.
It'll be interesting to see what Mullen can do with UF's resources, but IMO, the time of the gator has passed for now. It will be years again before UF is any good.
They are human after all.
Only cyborgs like Saban and Meyer are so consistent. I guess Dabo joins that category now too, with 3 straight play off trips.
It'll be interesting to see what Mullen can do with UF's resources, but IMO, the time of the gator has passed for now. It will be years again before UF is any good.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 4:08 pm to slayerxing
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It'll be interesting to see what Mullen can do with UF's resources, but IMO, the time of the gator has passed for now. It will be years again before UF is any good.
That might be a little premature. If Mullen comes in with a different offense and we still can't get anything going we're cursed.
However -- we're in a very, very good spot.
We're starting with three teams at home next year -- all very beatable -- with enough time to implement his offense or at least get a good idea of how good it is.
Then we travel to Tennessee which is in complete disarray, losing recruits with an HC that's never been an HC before.
Then we go to MSU, again, with an HC who has never been an HC in division 1. (He had a good stint at Fordham) This is probably the hardest game we'll have next year because they'll be out for blood.
LSU is losing Guice, and honestly if we almost beat them this year it should be a shoein next year.
Vanderbilt is Vanderbilt.
Georgia is going to collapse under their expectations. They will take a step back after losing 90% of their defensive starters and their best WR and best RBs.
Missouri scares me more than Georgia, just because our offense still might be light depth wise and Missouri can move the ball pretty well.
Then we get South Carolina -- again, a team that needed a miracle to beat one of the most depleted Florida teams of all time.
Then Idaho.
Then finally FSU, which...who knows what they'll look like?
Our rival Tennessee is gutted, FSU just lost the best coach they had for years, Georgia is going to lose the vast majority of their starters and we just brought back a championship winning OC.
This is a good time for us, but like I said: Mullen fails, we're just cursed.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 4:12 pm to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
I agree the 2018 schedule is a joke. That home schedule is pathetic. As for your ramblings Lol at comparing John L Smith to Bobby Petrino
This post was edited on 12/7/17 at 4:17 pm
Posted on 12/7/17 at 4:20 pm to TJGator1215
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That home schedule is pathetic. As for your ramblings Lol at comparing John L Smith to Bobby Petrino
His team was awful when he left, man, you don't lose by 50 several times in one year because you left a serviceable team behind.
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I agree the 2018 schedule is a joke.
Seriously, though, if we can't get it done next year, we can't get it done any year. I mean we have two should be tough games, maybe 3 if Kirby can get his second string performing well next year.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 9:11 pm to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
UF was 4-7 last year. They stink. The defense stinks, the special teams stink, and the offense stinks.
They are soft and weak.
The team's depth will be near 0 at a lot of key positions.
Most importantly, UF still doesn't have a QB.
They are completely changing their offensive and defensive systems.
UF could lose against any team on the schedule next year except for charleston southern and idaho.
The situation could get worse before it gets better.
They are soft and weak.
The team's depth will be near 0 at a lot of key positions.
Most importantly, UF still doesn't have a QB.
They are completely changing their offensive and defensive systems.
UF could lose against any team on the schedule next year except for charleston southern and idaho.
The situation could get worse before it gets better.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 10:24 pm to slayerxing
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UF was 4-7 last year. They stink. The defense stinks, the special teams stink, and the offense stinks.
We were eventually down 25 scholarship players against FSU, and most games were missing key players at every position outside of defensive line.
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They are soft and weak.
They had no depth, we had cornerbacks playing safeties, linebackers covering wide receivers. It's hard to play tough when you're playing without seniority. We literally started 18 freshmen or sophomores.
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Most importantly, UF still doesn't have a QB.
We have no idea what that position looks like because McElwain was clearly completely content to just ride out Franks until the two both got run out of town.
Mullen is not Nussmeier.
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They are completely changing their offensive and defensive systems.
Mullen is almost famous for adapting his offense to his team, in fact, one might actually say it's one of his best qualities.
Defensively, we're returning just about everyone who meant anything. If anything we'll at least have depth to rotate out next year.
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UF could lose against any team on the schedule next year except for charleston southern and idaho.
UF could win against any team on the schedule next year. Every team is losing their best players (Michel, Chubb, Guice) outside of FSU who needed Franks to practically give the game away to stay in it. If not for his four turnovers and 21 points practically giftwrapped, we would have at least been in the game.
With no HC and 25 scholarship players missing.
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The situation could get worse before it gets better.
The climate for next year is set. Maybe Mullen is worse than McElwain, but the teams McElwain played this year outside of Missouri will all be weaker, and I have faith in Mullen's offense. If he can bring a serviceable offense to MSU, he can bring one anywhere.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 10:29 pm to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
Mullen is not Mac/Nuss
End thread
End thread
Posted on 12/7/17 at 10:31 pm to dbuchanon
He's not Muschamp, either. Not just some meathead who has no creativity. Mullen made it work at MSU, and I daresay we have more talent and an easier schedule than they do.
They only played 3 #1 teams this year.
They only played 3 #1 teams this year.
Posted on 12/7/17 at 10:46 pm to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
Hung with Bama and skulldrug LSU
With MSST talent
With MSST talent
Posted on 12/8/17 at 12:34 am to slayerxing
Mcelwain will go down as the worst UF HC in modern history
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Posted on 12/8/17 at 12:38 am to TJGator1215
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Mcelwain will go down as the worst UF HC in modern history
Muschamp begs to differ.
You can't leave a guy with two quarterbacks -- one who is actually serviceable, no offensive line and no kicker and say that the guy afterward was the worst.
Muschamp was literally what put us here in the first place with his outrageously bad recruiting on the offensive side of the ball and his incapacity to manage a roster.
Posted on 12/8/17 at 8:46 am to StrawsDrawnAtRandom
Straw. UF stinks. They have crap players.
Mullen is not made of magic fairy dust. He has a lot of work to do.
Mullen is not made of magic fairy dust. He has a lot of work to do.
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