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I just showed you how much better the top teams overall were in the East in SEC play compared to Mac's joke East winning seasons.
If Muschamp had never been fired, where would our program be?
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I just showed you how much better the top teams overall were in the East in SEC play compared to Mac's joke East winning seasons.
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I don't know, this staff's recruiting definitely feels like number 2 to me.
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Do you realize how much weve spent on shytty 3rd tier or 4th tier coaches since 2010?
We are paying Chimp and Butters over 4 mil each and Mullinz 6. And several coordinators over a mil.
15 million or so THIS YEAR. We could have lured Belichick with the money weve wasted.
Saban and Belichick make around 8 mil a year. We could have ALMOST had Saban AND Belichick.
Man that Fooley sure knows how to bargain shop. What an AD.
We are paying Chimp and Butters over 4 mil each and Mullinz 6. And several coordinators over a mil.
15 million or so THIS YEAR. We could have lured Belichick with the money weve wasted.
Saban and Belichick make around 8 mil a year. We could have ALMOST had Saban AND Belichick.
Man that Fooley sure knows how to bargain shop. What an AD.
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Ok. Based on one metric. You could argue it a host of different ways. Personally, the East has always been UF, then ut and/or uga. Any time someone other than that wins the division, it's because at least 2 of those 3 are down, and basically someone had to be crowned. That was the case in 2 of WM's years ('13 and '14). But again, I'm not stating that it was tougher in JM's three years, nor am I saying there isn't a valid argument that WM may have had it slightly tougher. Maybe it was. So one guy won a bad East(by 2 games mind you) while the other guy averaged placing 3rd in a tougher stretch. There's literally no way to definitively say either had more success or would've been a better long term candidate, which is what the original question of the OP was. They're both terrible coaches who did irreparable harm to UF and should face prison, plus disgorgement for their ill gotten gains. Distinguishing between them with any certainty is impossible.
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Go burn another doob and relax man.5 pages for this thread?
I hate the offseason.
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Forgive me. It was a serene moment of reflection while I sipped a glass of chardonnay and gazed out the restaurant window at the calm, calm water.
I'm back at home now. I've gathered myself and re-assessed my priorities in life. I can feel my heart beating in my chest. I feel sick to my stomach. We suck, we suck bad, AND I CANT TAKE ANY MORE OF IT.
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Haha, exactly what I was thinking. Good times in G'ville.
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I’ve known Jacoby since he was in the 5th grade at St Ann’s. I don’t disagree with your premise other than to say that while he did not play well against Jax State had he been given the same opportunity as JD (say 3-4 games as the starter) JD would never have seen meaningful minutes again.
I do agree transferring was in his best interest.
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A better question would be what if Foley didn’t hire that jackass to begin with? What if instead of trying to be Saban light he tried to keep what Meyer built here and hired an offensive guy that didn’t suck
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On reflection, good point. Maybe didn't have high recruiting rankings, but didn't leave major holes.
