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Drizzle was a 5* recruit. He's just been a massive flop. Whether that's a talent thing, or a coaching thing, I'm not sure. Given the overall performance of their offense under Muschamp, I'd lean towards the latter.

Driskel was only a 5* because of how he performed at the typically overrated ESPN events. Watching his film never showed him to be that way, but when he's your only high profile QB recruit (Brissett that year as well, didn't work out....) over the last 5 years in the state of Florida.....unacceptable.
 
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Seems like a pipe dream to me given they're one year off of a BCS-berth and have been plagued by injuries. I think he's on the hot seast next year, though.

I understand that coaches sometimes need a few years. The problem is he took a program that was in great shape, with the previous 4+ years bringing in top recruits, and isnt doing a lot with them. Yes, Sugar Bowl last year, but there were a lot of uncomfortable wins where he was not the better team. Then it was capped by a very uninspired performance and he was drastically outcoached by an inferior team. It seems he really struggles with motivation. The team on a regular basis doesnt play inspired, and the recruiting dropped off a little. One of those situations where the school brand and location will get him a high quality class, but i dont think he is adding anything. He should get them to a lot of 10-3 seasons, but that is about it.
 
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I understand that coaches sometimes need a few years. The problem is he took a program that was in great shape, with the previous 4+ years bringing in top recruits, and isnt doing a lot with them. Yes, Sugar Bowl last year, but there were a lot of uncomfortable wins where he was not the better team. Then it was capped by a very uninspired performance and he was drastically outcoached by an inferior team. It seems he really struggles with motivation. The team on a regular basis doesnt play inspired, and the recruiting dropped off a little. One of those situations where the school brand and location will get him a high quality class, but i dont think he is adding anything. He should get them to a lot of 10-3 seasons, but that is about it.
Oh, I agree 100%. I think he's one of those "excellent coordinator, lousy CEO" types. I just have a hard time seeing UF canning him after three years. Gonna be hard to convince anybody to take that job if the previous guy only got 3 years and was fired a year removed from a BCS-berth.
 
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Oh, I agree 100%. I think he's one of those "excellent coordinator, lousy CEO" types. I just have a hard time seeing UF canning him after three years. Gonna be hard to convince anybody to take that job if the previous guy only got 3 years and was fired a year removed from a BCS-berth.

For their guy, Strong, I don't think it'd matter since he'd take it anyway.
 
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There's been a lot of talk about it down here. It's pretty much a consensus amongst fans that he'll get at least the 2014 season to turn things around. A big reason I don't even think they consider booting him this year is that he has a pretty hefty buyout. I had heard it was about $6.5 million, but the article below claims it to be $8 million. Regardless, I think he's got next year, but without a huge improvement in qb play.....I'm not sure it'll matter.

http://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...tball-coach-hot-seat-dan-mullen-will-muschamp
 
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http://espn.go.com/college-football...suffers-season-ending-injury-scooter-accident

Tyler Moore out for rest of season

Florida starting offensive tackle Tyler Moore is out for the season after suffering a compound fracture in his right elbow in a scooter accident.
Coach Will Muschamp said Wednesday that Moore, a third-year sophomore who transferred from Nebraska, crashed while driving home from practice Tuesday night and had surgery to repair the injury. It's unclear how long he will be sidelined.
Moore is the ninth Florida player -- including five starters -- lost for the season. The list includes quarterback Jeff Driskel, defensive tackle Dominique Easley, running back Matt Jones, right tackle Chaz Green and kick returner Andre Debose.
The Gators (4-4, 3-3 SEC) also are without starting left tackle D.J. Humphries, who will miss his second straight game with a sprained knee.

Cont'd ...
 
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Wasn't sure where to put this, but he's a former Gator so I figured here would be as good a place as any.


Former Dolphins linebacker says he wet himself during every game
Consider him Miles Davis.

By Chris Chase – November 21, 2013 at 9:37am EST

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Channing Crowder, the former Miami Dolphins linebacker well known for making outlandish statements, has made his most eccentric one yet. The retired player told NFL Films he urinated on himself during every game of his six-year NFL career. Every. Game...cont


http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/11/channing-crowder-wet-himself/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
 
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After yesterday's loss, many Gator fans are joining him.

Unbelievable that a member of God's Conference(tm) could 1) lose and 2) lose to a 1AA team. I'm surprised life as we know it didn't just stop there and then. I thought they only could lose to each other?

Shocking

New shorthand for me: IFHTSEC "I fucking hate the SEC"
 
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I may be completely SEC stoopid, but I think the Gators have a shot at knocking off Free Shoes next week. This is turning into a classic trap game, a grossly underperforming team with a decent amount of talent on the roster and nothing to lose knocks off a team that believes the myth of their own invincibility. Stranger things have happened.
 
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Oh, I agree 100%. I think he's one of those "excellent coordinator, lousy CEO" types. I just have a hard time seeing UF canning him after three years. Gonna be hard to convince anybody to take that job if the previous guy only got 3 years and was fired a year removed from a BCS-berth.

Or he could lose to Georgia Southern and make it easy for them. Holy shit.


I may be completely SEC stoopid, but I think the Gators have a shot at knocking off Free Shoes next week. This is turning into a classic trap game, a grossly underperforming team with a decent amount of talent on the roster and nothing to lose knocks off a team that believes the myth of their own invincibility. Stranger things have happened.

Not that strange. They just lost to a mediocre FCS team that did not complete a single pass the entire game, gave them a 2 turnover advantage and missed two extra points. They have checked out and are physically/morally defeated. If they keep it within 30, it'll be a borderline miracle. THey have less of a shot than any of dickrod's scUM teams had of beating tOSU.
 
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Or he could lose to Georgia Southern and make it easy for them. Holy [Mark May].




Not that strange. They just lost to a mediocre FCS team that did not complete a single pass the entire game, gave them a 2 turnover advantage and missed two extra points. They have checked out and are physically/morally defeated. If they keep it within 30, it'll be a borderline miracle. THey have less of a shot than any of dickrod's scUM teams had of beating tOSU.
Agreed. To actually have a shot at an upset you have to have some bullets to fire and hang around. Florida has no ammo. None.
 
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