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Yeah. And I want to see wins.
Luke Del Rio wasn't good enough for Oregon State, but can he save Gators' offense?
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Yeah. And I want to see wins.
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See us reach the 50 yd line? Yeah, that'd be improvement. First or second half, it would be an improvement.
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It is time that Mike Bianchi (mental zero that he is) and everyone else gave Coach Mac some credit. For those who have already forgotten, last year Coach Mac took a offensively-challenged team, even dealing with mid-season crises with Will Grier, and swept the SEC East. If the QB's this year can be anywhere near as productive as last years misfits, the Gators will be on their way to Atlanta once again. I have confidence that this years QB's and the offense as a whole will be much better than last season.
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Del Rio can be a serviceable QB in this offense. I have little doubt about it. I don't envision the greatest comeback in football, but the kid is capable of sticking it to Gary Andersen and proving some people wrong.
First we have to realize that the success of any QB in McElwain's offense will be affected greatly by the efficiency of the running game. I'm not talking about running the ball a bunch. I'm talking about having a healthy yards per carry average. We can throw more than run if we want, but we must be effective when we do run.
Better than five yards per carry should be expected in any offense. I believe we were well under that number last season. A QB has no chance in this conference without an effective ground attack. Especially a prostyle QB. None.
Del Rio can't save the offense on his own. It will be a collective effort.
First we have to realize that the success of any QB in McElwain's offense will be affected greatly by the efficiency of the running game. I'm not talking about running the ball a bunch. I'm talking about having a healthy yards per carry average. We can throw more than run if we want, but we must be effective when we do run.
Better than five yards per carry should be expected in any offense. I believe we were well under that number last season. A QB has no chance in this conference without an effective ground attack. Especially a prostyle QB. None.
Del Rio can't save the offense on his own. It will be a collective effort.
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If you are The Zodiac, you are older than sin. If just released from the pen, please stay away from old habits. Busy yourself with GC posts and Pokemon Go. Peace.
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I swear this isn't me under a new username.....He actually uses paragraphs.....Great first post, Dude.
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... but I've been on hand for her night shift.
... and I missed her by putting my keyhole camera 2 rooms down -- I got nude video of Honey BooBoo's Mom.
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Interesting how her broad toothy TV smile instantaneously disappears concurrent with the clam bump.
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Nice hair flick at the end.
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Per this article It is between Appleby and Del Rio in a neck and neck battle. I think this could just be fluff the coaches are putting out. Anyone heard anything about this. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/spor...er&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=snsanalytics
