As we move on into the next week to 10 days, we will know exactly how things are going to be next year. By midweek next week and probably sooner, we will have final say on the head coaching spot. I would bet by Sunday we have something official ona new OC on the way and then less than a week later have an answer on who the next one will be.
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I also believe personally that we don't want to become an Auburn here, A program that is synonymous with angry big money boosters calling all the shots on what happens with the football program. That isn't to say that the masses aren't correct here, just that we shouldn't let things play out that way.
First of all, Foley doesn't write that email to these 20 or so money Bulls if there is not some split among them about how they feel about the Muschamp situation. That is to be expected given the current lay of the land. What I infer from this as well is that the upper level of these Bulls must very well be amenable to the situation.
Jeremy Foley emailed the top of the top of the boosters sometime early Tuesday, it was a group of about 20 or so Bull Gators.
Foley's message to these Bulls was that he and President were totally behind Muschamp and that he will be retained as the coach next year. The message also indicated that there will be big changes on offense.
Foley's message to these Bulls was that he and President were totally behind Muschamp and that he will be retained as the coach next year. The message also indicated that there will be big changes on offense.
I'm still freaking out on the thin numbers at linebacker. What's the future look like there?
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wadc45
Just hurts that they took a bath with the '12 class...Williams has been slow to develop and I'm not sure he ever will, Perkins left (bet he's kicking himself now) and Roberts was a Fickell-level recruit. Perry was the only serviceable LB out of that class and he has been injured most of the season.
wadc45
In '11 you had Shaizer, Grant (who's taken a while to come around and has been hurt) and Crowell, who is gone. And in '10 you had McVey, Durham and Turner, none of whom are still playing football.
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So in three classes you had three OSU-caliber LBs and two of them have been hurt much of this year. That is unacceptable and I doubt we see it again. LB seems to be the one position that did not survive the Tressel-Fickell-Meyer transition as well as some others.
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