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Think Mac might be piping in a little George Harrison on the Sitar instead of the elevator music?
might know!
Something isnt right.....
Think Mac might be piping in a little George Harrison on the Sitar instead of the elevator music?
might know!
Think Mac might be piping in a little George Harrison on the Sitar instead of the elevator music?
might know!
You guys probably have heard him speak in the past but I really like what Appleby said today, carried himself well-interesting stuff on the team in the post game today https://floridagators.com/watch/?Archive=4922
Maybe the D got to listen to AC/DCWell the Defense was laying the Norwegian wood most of the game.
Think Mac might be piping in a little George Harrison on the Sitar instead of the elevator music?
might know!
Agreed. Well-spoken. Represents the Gators well.
Think Mac might be piping in a little George Harrison on the Sitar instead of the elevator music?
Look on the bright side...we are not Barn.
They coached much worse than Mac and Co against Georgia.Barn beat Arky's azz like a red-headed stepchild and beat LSU too. I'd trade coaching staffs with 'em in a heartbeat.
- D had a good showing. The front was pretty good and I think the young LB's acquitted themselves pretty well. In the secondary, however, I can't say I was overly impressed with Tabor, who looked pretty sh!tty in coverage, and Marcel Harris was the guy who stepped up and made a couple of big plays. Thankfully the front kept the pressure on Bentley or we might have been in trouble.
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- Play calling I thought was good for the most part in the first half, but became kinda stale in the second. Scarlett's rushes and Eddy's FG's kept the Cocks at bay
- Callaway's return for the TD that was nullified by the hold (which I thought was marginal at best) was beautiful and he was a couple of stumbles away from having a couple more big returns and maybe a TD from one or more. Could've been a Quez Green-like day (who I think had a multiple TD return day against the Cocks).
Everyone's been focused on Callaway and Cleveland, but count me as a fan of Swain and Hammond. These two young guns have been fairly steady contributors all year, especially for a couple freshmen, and when we get the QB situation sorted (i.e. NO MORE DEL PUTO) they're going to give our WR corps some really dangerous potential.
I watched the replay from the endzone where they were running toward, and it clearly looks (to me) like the USCe player has ahold of our blocker's jersey as he is going down. In other words, their player that fell was HOLDING us.
I agree on the WR corps. Callaway is a known threat to draw attention, and I love that Cleveland is giving us a second option that can make plays. But I'm also getting eager for the other young guys to start making a name. I see flashes from them, but want to see more. It all hinges on a competent QB that can read and deliver, consistently.