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Im pulling for franks. Its a little scary but I know he is going to start and I pray he is ready. I am so sick of watching suck ass football.
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Im pulling for franks. Its a little scary but I know he is going to start and I pray he is ready. I am so sick of watching suck ass football.
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I think he meant he'd rather see us check down when they take away the big play rather than make a bone headed throw into triple coverage because he's locked on to the guy the play is supposed to go to.
- Aug 21, 2014
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I totally agree, but I miss the days under SOS when we didn’t give a turnover a second thought. 4 or 5 TD passes can really offset 2 or 3 interceptions almost every time.
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Looks like 3 blockers plus Franks vs 3 defenders . So 4 vs 3, how the hell would he not score on those drills?
- Jun 11, 2014
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Yeah that was a joke just to get a rise out of our friendly neighborhood lesbian donkey.
I’m fully in the camp of making mistakes en route to victory. People often talk about Wright’s hit on Joey Kent as the turning point in the ‘95 ut game, when actually we ended up having a sack-fumble-6 on the very next drive, which gave them their biggest lead. The biggest play was Ike’s TD in answer just before half. We won that game because we kept taking shots and refused to lose. Any other mindset is flawed at its core.
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He has some speed in the open field after he gets going but he is definitely not the type of runner that can run what Mullen wants his QB to run. I doubt he runs for much at all against our SEC foes except the occasional play where the defense guesses wrong and he has a big opening to take off into.
- Jun 13, 2014
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Trying to imagine them doing that with Tebow or even Fitzgerald. They would literally just walk into the endzone. I guess if you had some large DTs in there there could possibly be a slim chance to tackle them rarely.
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Looked like some WR’s blocking some DB’s, put Slaton in there and let Franks try then. Lol
- Oct 15, 2014
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Im hoping Franks is really that tough.
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Breaking down Florida's depth chart in fall camp
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- With eight practices in the books in fall camp and a couple of sessions open to the media, Swamp247 has a pretty good idea what the current depth chart looks like. We break it down for you inside, so check it out.
First and foremost, the battle at quarterback appears to be going about as expected. Returning starter Feleipe Franks is still holding onto a narrow lead for the job, and as we indicated in our VIP Practice Notes on the Offense on Saturday, it might be tough for Kyle Trask to really push for the job while nursing an injury to his throwing hand.
But while the quarterback race appears to be taking shape, the depth chart at some other positions is much more muddled.
There are some serious competitions going on at running back and receiver, with a ton of good players vying for serious playing time against quality returning players.
The Gators should have one of their best collections of skill position talent in quite some time.
That said, there are still some concerns offensively. While the quarterback picture is clearing up, the play there has been just average, for the most part. The offensive line also appears mostly settled in terms of starters, but there needs to be more push from backups to take over key roles. Until those units really solidy themselves, it's hard to see the offense really taking off.
Defensively, there are a lot of jobs still up for grabs, though there figures to be pretty heavy rotation at most positions. The defensive line will see a ton of players in the mix.
Two positions that still need some settling in terms of identifying quality starters are interior linebacker and safety. Both of those position groups have had players in and out of the lineup and nobody has firmly taken control of starting jobs outside of junior linebacker David Reese.
Anyway, let's get to the depth chart. Here goes.
Read the rest at the link below…
Breaking down Florida's depth chart in fall camp
- by Thomas Goldkamp
- 6 hours ago
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- With eight practices in the books in fall camp and a couple of sessions open to the media, Swamp247 has a pretty good idea what the current depth chart looks like. We break it down for you inside, so check it out.
First and foremost, the battle at quarterback appears to be going about as expected. Returning starter Feleipe Franks is still holding onto a narrow lead for the job, and as we indicated in our VIP Practice Notes on the Offense on Saturday, it might be tough for Kyle Trask to really push for the job while nursing an injury to his throwing hand.
But while the quarterback race appears to be taking shape, the depth chart at some other positions is much more muddled.
There are some serious competitions going on at running back and receiver, with a ton of good players vying for serious playing time against quality returning players.
The Gators should have one of their best collections of skill position talent in quite some time.
That said, there are still some concerns offensively. While the quarterback picture is clearing up, the play there has been just average, for the most part. The offensive line also appears mostly settled in terms of starters, but there needs to be more push from backups to take over key roles. Until those units really solidy themselves, it's hard to see the offense really taking off.
Defensively, there are a lot of jobs still up for grabs, though there figures to be pretty heavy rotation at most positions. The defensive line will see a ton of players in the mix.
Two positions that still need some settling in terms of identifying quality starters are interior linebacker and safety. Both of those position groups have had players in and out of the lineup and nobody has firmly taken control of starting jobs outside of junior linebacker David Reese.
Anyway, let's get to the depth chart. Here goes.
Read the rest at the link below…
Breaking down Florida's depth chart in fall camp
- Jun 14, 2014
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Reminds me of the SOS luxury of nary a worry, smiling just 'cause we had a third and 15.
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Goldkamp is all fvkked up still, stuck in Mushchump 4-3 hybrid. Rush/Buck end, two "middle LBs" and one outside. Two DTs instead of one NT and two DEs. All fvkked up.
You have never heard Grantham use these terms, for a reason.
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I get it, but in reality, it is a short punt.
Im tired of conservative azz playcalling.
