CONFIRMED: Will Muschamp has been fired

[Mudd]

By the way.

 

[GatorInKnox]

[QUOTE='78;n106951]I really think Stoops is the guy, and with Oklahoma out of the national picture, we could have an announcement sooner than you may think. He's 15 years stale in Norman, a safe hire, has a history with this program, and would probably welcome a change. Gator Nation would welcome him with open arms.[/QUOTE]

He's got my vote. We've thrown his name out every time there's been a coaching change (entirely too many for my tastes btw), but I've got a different feeling this time. If I had to bet, I'd put my money on Stoops. He'll have a hard time answering to all of his comments on the SEC though.

 

[Gatorbreath]

Jeebus, finally.

 

[bayou gator]

Wish him and his family the best in life. He will be an awesome DC for someone very soon.

Unfortunately, this is true. I could see malzahn going hard after him. That pairing could win a couple of championships pretty quickly.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Yes....

Crap he is finishing out the season after all.

Why would we keep that stinking 6 pass per game dawg carcass around?

 

[Mudd]

Why would we keep that stinking 6 pass per game dawg carcass around?

I think it is so he "steps down" and saves us the buyout.

 

[dubster1]

Why would we keep that stinking 6 pass per game dawg carcass around?

good question! fooley would you like to respond?

 

[Bullag8r]

good question! fooley would you like to respond?

Because it is the right thing to do. I am not a Foley worshipper, by far, but he has built the Number One NCAA Athletic Program in the Nation. Calling him 'Fooley' just makes you look like an idiot.

 

[williston_gator]

Interesting

@APMarkLong: If someone does hire Muschamp as DC, it looks to me (according to contract) like he would be limited in recruiting for 1 year

 

[dubster1]

Because it is the right thing to do. I am not a Foley worshipper, by far, but he has built the Number One NCAA Athletic Program in the Nation. Calling him 'Fooley' just makes you look like an idiot.

"he has built the number one ncaa program in the nation" sounds like worship to me" thats your opinion that its the right thing to do, not mine

 

[williston_gator]

@DaveJonesSports: Source has confirmed Muschamp was not fired. He resigned. #Gators

 

[ufgator812]

Because it is the right thing to do. I am not a Foley worshipper, by far, but he has built the Number One NCAA Athletic Program in the Nation. Calling him 'Fooley' just makes you look like an idiot.

Go help Muschump move.

 

[Gator Fever]

@DaveJonesSports: Source has confirmed Muschamp was not fired. He resigned. #Gators

Why even bother with the distinction imo - They are called in and told they are fired but we can announce it as a resignation.

 

[ufgator812]

@DaveJonesSports: Source has confirmed Muschamp was not fired. He resigned. #Gators

Horse spit.

 

[Bullag8r]

"he has built the number one ncaa program in the nation" sounds like worship to me" thats your opinion that its the right thing to do, not mine

Her is the link Dubs. I figured you would have seen it before now.

https://www.businessinsider.com/dominant-college-sports-programs-2014-11?op=1

 

[Delg8tor]

damn this lovefest that fooley has with this guy is borderline psychotic!, get rid of this idiot. dont allow him back on the premises clean out is office and ship his shi! to him. banned him from g'ville

Enough with the hatemongering. We get it, you hate Muschamp. What's done is done, just let it be.

 

[dubster1]

looks like fooley aint the only one a little butthurt over chump getting the boot

 

[oxrageous]

If Muschamp is getting one penny of that buyout, then he didn't resign.

 

[ufgator812]

Enough with the hatemongering. We get it, you hate Muschamp. What's done is done, just let it be.

You know that works two ways, right?

 

[GatorStud]

'I can either fire you or you can resign"


Contractually, I'm not privy to whether this benefits one or both of the parties involved. If resign is more warm and fuzzy for you, great, I'm just happy the death stare is now part of the dark side of Gator history and we can feel encouraged again.