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Ole Miss upset . Even if Grier audibled all plays to other plays (that could be sour grapes by Grier as I find it hard to believe a freshman would audible out of all the plays) that was Mac's newly installed offense. Grier was UF's last quick thinking QB with talent.
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I dont believe that Grier changed all the calls as a freshman in a newly installed system. I do believe he changed some to fit the opposing defense. Good QBs do that.
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The offense he ran at Bama was grossly subpar if you take into account the ridiculous talent they had.
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What do you think happened the first five games and the game after that?
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If don't know who you are referring to but Donks is one of the drama queens I have on ignore.
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No. Now we are arguing over what a master game planner he was.
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Obviously hates to be challenged.
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To be fair Bama lost to UF with those players in the SEC championship game the year prior to Mac. New Bama OC Mac got our attention when the Bama offense came out throwing when UF loaded up to stop the run. Saban got his first Bama national championship when he turned over the keys to the offense to new OC Mac. Of course Mac did not develop or recruit those Bama offensive players.
http://www.espn.com/college-football/game?gameId=293390333
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The timing of this is admittedly poor, so I apologize. But what does that mean for my Oxbucks?
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I requested that someone kill me too. Why didn't you do that before you killed yourself?
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You have gone full fvkktard.
Im truly beginning to believe you are an absolute idiot. I used to think you were desperately trying to rationalize your years of miscalculations and your insistence that all of Mssippi was laughing at us for firing the world's best coach.... then I began to think you were just slow or perhaps of desperately poor reading comprehension. Youre way past that.
No offense. Youre still one of my favorite chromosome challenged Mssippians.
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Im suing his estate. You can join me.
It has been a bad year for virtual currencies.
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The fallacy in your argument is a variation of the "either/or" fallacy. Either Mac was a bad coach or he wasn't. Everyone agrees he was a bad coach. So you conclude that talent can't help a bad coach
But even a bad coach can be a little less of a bad coach with talent.(It is not an either/or absolute situation.) Indeed some posters have argued that he only won the east because of Muschamp's talent. Put simply, you can't have it both ways.
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Yeah.... that's MY fallacy.
Ok.
Let me be even more precise, although I think any fair-minded person would think I've already done so. No amount of offensive talent can make Butterteeth look competent. Certain Callaway (Mr 5 TDs) and Scarlett didnt.
No amount of defensive talent would have made Randy Shannon better either. He is my nature an old school 1980s, 4-3 cover 2 zone guy. He is going to give up 20 points a game and he is a piss poor match for a Sabanized offense which will struggle to score 20 often even with great talent. But that is a different issue.
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