T, Think it is both Muschamp and bad coordinators. He hired bad coaches, and he held the offense back by his philosophy or to be accurate his lack there of. If he stuck to his initial philosophy and recruited for it, got recruits for it he would have been better off. But his coordinator hires were questionable, Cheeseburger who was good with another's talent in ND then $hit the bed, Pease who outside of a senior laden offense in Boise really didn't do much, and Roper a guy who came in with a lot of question marks and left with the same amount (though I thought he did a good job in a bad situation). Muschamp poorly recruited offense. And his hires are on him. In the end it's on Muschamp, but there was more failure in the system than just Muschamp and Driskel. It takes a lot more than two figures to fail to turn the talent at the University of Florida in a 7-6, 4-8 teams. I point at the OC's because they are professionals as well, who had a job to do, and by every compariable metric failed. More talent coordinators did a lot more with more questionable situations than these three gentlemen.
