re: I'm feeling Mullen is gonna do really well at UF

What are you talking about my first reply in this thread is “we will see if he can recruit well enough, he hasn’t proven he can do it yet.”
Are you sure we aren’t thinking about it? Do you pay attention to anything or do you just blurt the first thing that comes to your head always?

So 10 wins at a tough spot to win isn't Similar to you. Got it.

Bama is always badass, so let's look at the rest of the West From 09-17:

LSU was awesome 1x
Auburn was awesome 3x
ANM was awesome 1x
ARK was awesome 2x
OM was awesome 1x

Hardly worthy of this juggernaut talk.

They will be 'back', sure, but they wont reach the success they had under Urban, not while UGA is recruiting at such a high level.

Please name another division in Football where all 7 teams in the same division were good to great at some point in time over a 7 year span, I’ll wait. You’re little breakdown just made my argument for me.
The SEC East has, Tennessee, Kentucky,Vanderbilt, Missouri and they have all been terrible.
The ACC Atlantic has Syracuse, BC, and WF all have been terrible.
The ACC Coastal has Virgina, Duke, Pitt they aren’t good either.
The Big 12 doesn’t have divisions but Kansas, Baylor, Texas, Texas Tech, and Iowa State have all been bad.
Big Ten Eastern Rutgers, Indiana, Maryland all terrible
Big Ten West Illinois, Purdue, Minnesota, and Nebraska have been terrible.
PAC 12 North Cal, OSU are terrible
PAC 12 South Arizona, ASU, Colorado, UCLA aren’t very good either.

Should I break this down anymore for you or are you on the same page now?

I actually agree with you on McElwain to some degree, because he was trending upward but the fact of the matter is : He simply had no prestige nor the will to actually rebuild. I think his prestige hurt him the most.

Mullen won championships at Florida, and he was at the worst SEC school for football and consistently had them winning 8 games a year while playing in a league of murderers.

That he destroyed LSU last year with a team that's essentially 20 recruiting slots behind them is impressive by itself, but that he had to compete against those teams with his hands behind his back trying to recruit guys to ''Starkvegas'' is pretty amazing.

I mean just look at the skill positions that got an automatic upgrade.

Aeris Williams was a very low 4* composite player, Jordan Scarlett is almost a full five points better than him. We have backups that are more highly rated than Aeris, and every RB on the roster is more highly rated than the backup at MSU.

Even at receiver, Toney is the only 3* WR. Their best receiver is at 91 -- in this class alone Mullen has 4 WRs that are ore highly rated (Jefferson, Grimes, Watkins, Copeland), on the roster already he has three WRs better rated than their best WR that I know off the top of my head (Cleveland, Hammond, Swain).

So he has 7 receivers that are more highly rated than his best receiver at MSU and he hasn't even coached a game yet. Wait until you see his offense with real talent on the field.

If Florida is so great with recruiting and resources, why are they 0-1 to Arkansas? I mean if Dan Mullen has these advantages, why is Florida losing to mediocre teams?

Why wasn't Mullen hired when Boom was? I mean he was a QB Whisperer then too. Why has he never got a shot anywhere else? Ask yourself if Florida could've hired better. I think they could of.

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So 10 wins at a tough spot to win isn't Similar to you.

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See, the problem is you're not seeming to understand that the Mountain West isn't exactly like the SEC West. MSU is the bottom feeder of the SEC West and they were playing three teams from the same division that all won national championships in modern times, something a Dog fan who isn't like 50 won't really understand. LSU has been nationally a good team for a while, Auburn has as well and of course Alabama is Alabama. The West has been one of the most dominant divisions of the best conference for the past decade, and coaching at the Vanderbilt of the West and averaging 8 wins a season is amazing.

You gotta stop that bad arguent,

Outside of Bama, the west is usually filled with average to bad teams with an occassional awesome team to go with bama. If that made your point, then your point isn't very good.

Obviously you didn’t read my breakdown of the other divisions in CFB please tell me a better division in CFB then the SEC West the last decade. Do you even have an argument for another division? Or do you just have to disagree with everything I say?

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Mullen won championships at Florida, 

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Didn't McElwain win a National Championship while he was at Bama?

I mean this shite is a stretch.