- Jun 13, 2014
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I thought mac was the oc at the time.
I am done watching Gator Football until Nuss is gone
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I just read this:
What the heck does this even mean? There's coach speak and there's just mindless babble. This is his response to an embarrassing loss? "Eh, it happens."
What the heck does this even mean? There's coach speak and there's just mindless babble. This is his response to an embarrassing loss? "Eh, it happens."
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I think you are right and Mac was still the OC that year for Bama because that would give him the 3 years at Col St after that
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- Jun 9, 2014
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I dont. I remember that we were trying to steal Oregon's WR coach and a few other good coaches but all that fell through. We ended up with two coordinators that had just been fired, Randy Shannon, and a bunch of directional school trash.
There were some reports about us finally actually hiring some Quality Control staff. Everyone seemed to be happy we were moving out of the 80s.
Im sure Mac WANTED to hire a great staff but Fooley's budget intervened.
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- Jun 13, 2014
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I don't remember anyone calling it a rock star staff but a bunch of people were arguing that they were top notch coordinators when others here said they didn't like the Nuss and Collins hires.
- Jun 13, 2014
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Imo about the same. We did hit a couple of mid range over the middle passes finally (2 I think lol). We are predictable and we can't execute. Appleby had a bad game but I dont think LDR magically makes our offense turn it around next week.
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- Jun 11, 2014
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I wanted to, but managed to hang on until the end before I took mine.
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I took this random picture of a Gator fan watching our offense:
A five yard out to Goolsby looks remarkbly similar NO? TE out on 1st and 2nd down is depressing no?
- Aug 1, 2014
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This is how bad our offense was today people...Vandy's defense came into this game giving up 26.3 pts per game and 452 yrds per game. We put up 13 pts and gained 236 total yrds of offense. Smfh!!!!!
- Jun 11, 2014
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J started this thread about stepping back from being so invested in this team bc it's just not enjoyable and it's making him be someone he doesn't like.
Well, after reading his comments I had that feeling that you get when sitting in the pew and feeling like the preachers words are directed straight at you
My son has been sick and battling an ear infection, and my wife has been getting little sleep. She had to run errands and see her grandmother in the hospital who may not last much longer so she left our son with me and left a few mins before the game. My son woke up from his nap and was not happy, had to console him for about an hour, instead of being a good dad I was irritated the whole time bc the game was going like crap. Then my wife called right before they took the lead to see how we were and I acted like a complete ahole to her simply bc of the freakin game. It hurt her feelings. I felt really badly and apologized and, of course, she was perfectly fine after which honestly, she shouldn't have been. I was a dck.
Reading J's comments made me realize I've become the same person. I'm nervous and irritable leading up to kickoff and then pissed off and irritable during and afterwards more often than not. And this usually ends up ruining my entire weekend.
I'm gonna try to step back a bit and get some perspective. My family deserves a lot better than what I've been giving them for the last year or so. I'll still be around but I'm gonna try and back off a bit.
As much as we were at each other yesterday (or whenever it was), I hate to hear that your family is in such circumstances. ...and that you were understandably irritable after the Tenn game which negatively effected your family life. I agree that this game shouldn't do that and the most important things in life don't include UF football - or any other sports.
I had a friend basically tell me today during the Vandy game that he and his three young boys needed to kick the habit. He said, "I'm pretty tired of spending 12 weekends every year just frustrated. The Gators are a big deal to the boys. Need to wean them off." I get it. For those of you who are being affected, prioritize your real priorities.
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- Jun 12, 2014
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Yeah.... I didn't even get home to start watching the game until mid way though the 2nd quarter. What a sh!tt show... Then I kept finding other stuff to do for much of the 3rd and 4th quarters. I'd sit down and watch some and then just walk away and tinker around the house some... Geeze... I can't remember being so disengaged from UF football.?.? After so many years of offensive misery, it's just not much fun to watch. I keep thinking we'll turn a corner but it just never seems to happen.
