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It's whatever man. That's like you're opinion.
Felipe Franks vs Malik Zaire
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It's whatever man. That's like you're opinion.
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The only BS is you acting like you know what you're talking about when comes to Gator FB.
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Wrong.
I've said it before....................Cane Thing!!
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Nope, still 6'1 220......
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Ha ha ha ha... LDR will not play another snap at UF, he better start seeing the light and carry that clipboard and try and learn anything from Nuss, if that's even possible.to both of your posts!
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No. Omar's screen name on Gatorsports was "BarbieCollector69." I remember him because he wrote his posts with a lisp and was constantly yelling at his mom. He was one of my all-time favorite posters there and I'm glad to have him back. Welcome back BarbieCollector69!
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Right. It ain't my fault I ducked out GSMB before you.riiiiiight
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Lol no.
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Wrong. The gatorsport archives only go back to 2010.Selective memory he has.
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Nah. I usually gtfo before a place gets boring. I enjoy recruiting and Gator FB..and basketball. This place is amusing since I found it by accident.
you mad bro?
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Maybe he's pretending to be a Nole/Cane so we won't figure out he's actually Alvin YorkI find it incredible that you can remember everything...well except
I know he doesn't talk like Alvin (like a full blown retard) but I never belived Alvin was a real person anyway so Omar could be Alvin!
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it is not him, I can assure you.
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Like it or not, Zaire needs to start against Michigan. Barring an abysmal performance in camp, you can't start Franks in the first game. It's a disaster waiting to happen. You don't throw a guy like Franks into the fire against an aggressive D-coordinator like Michigan has straight away.
Michigan will more than likely show more than a few exotic looks (delayed blitzes, stunts, drop D-linemen into coverage) and he's not experienced enough to identify who is blitzing, call the proper blocking protections, and check us out of bad plays on a consistent basis without the real in-game reps. It's one thing to look like a pro in the flight simulator; it's another thing to actually fly the damn plane and land it smoothly.
I'm not taking anything away from Franks. He could develop into an excellent QB. I just think Zaire has been around the block and has the poise and expertise to handle an opponent on a stage like this. Just listening to the quotes from media day, it sounds like Zaire has taken control of the team and offense. His presence at the QB position will make Michigan play us more honestly. Also, you won't see the kind of miscommunication with blocking assignments with the O-line or RB position very frequently with him at QB. That kind of mishap could cost us the game and you need an experienced signal caller orchestrating the show in a hostile environment.
Zaire has to be the guy on Day 1.
Michigan will more than likely show more than a few exotic looks (delayed blitzes, stunts, drop D-linemen into coverage) and he's not experienced enough to identify who is blitzing, call the proper blocking protections, and check us out of bad plays on a consistent basis without the real in-game reps. It's one thing to look like a pro in the flight simulator; it's another thing to actually fly the damn plane and land it smoothly.
I'm not taking anything away from Franks. He could develop into an excellent QB. I just think Zaire has been around the block and has the poise and expertise to handle an opponent on a stage like this. Just listening to the quotes from media day, it sounds like Zaire has taken control of the team and offense. His presence at the QB position will make Michigan play us more honestly. Also, you won't see the kind of miscommunication with blocking assignments with the O-line or RB position very frequently with him at QB. That kind of mishap could cost us the game and you need an experienced signal caller orchestrating the show in a hostile environment.
Zaire has to be the guy on Day 1.
