Chris Leak Replaces Joker Phillips As UF WR Coach

By Staff Reporter•Jun 11, 20145:23 pm•Discuss the story2
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Florida wide receivers coach Joker Phillips resigned on Wednesday citing “personal reasons” as to why he is leaving. On the contrary, ESPN is reporting that Phillips was forced to resign by coach Will Muschamp.
It is being reported that Phillips will be replaced by former Gators quarterback Chris Leak.
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Remington Dawg•147 months
Lets hope Joker broke some big time rules and can sink the ship even deeper.
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Spunky•147 months
Makes sense, get a former qb to coach the wr group.


Did Joker fark his resignation letter?

Is Tebow gonna come in as TE coach next year r
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