SOS: QB not all to blame for UF, LSU struggles

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“When you’ve got good players all around, you’ve got a good system and these guys are well-coached and practice extremely well, then you’ll have success on the field. Everybody is different. Coaching is different. A lot of people think the players decide the game, but really the plan and the way they are coached on the practice field is extremely important.”

https://www.seccountry.com/florida/steve-spurrier-florida-lsu-offensive-struggles

 

[Jbossgator8]

comes up as a link about an Auburn WR

 

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Fixed.

 

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I teed this up for Law.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

“Oh, I don’t exactly know all that’s happening out there,” Spurrier said in response to a question about quarterback struggles at LSU in recent seasons. “Florida has said the same thing for three years here. It seems like when then offense isn’t very good, they blame it on the quarterback. I used to always think maybe the quarterback is as good as the guys around him, and whoever is coaching him, and the ball plays and this that and the other. It all goes together.”

No, only the dumbasses do.

 

[CGgater]

“Oh, I don’t exactly know all that’s happening out there,” Spurrier said in response to a question about quarterback struggles at LSU in recent seasons. “Florida has said the same thing for three years here. It seems like when then offense isn’t very good, they blame it on the quarterback. I used to always think maybe the quarterback is as good as the guys around him, and whoever is coaching him, and the ball plays and this that and the other. It all goes together.”

No, only the dumbasses do.

So, the majority of GC?

 

[gatormandan]

“Oh, I don’t exactly know all that’s happening out there,” Spurrier said in response to a question about quarterback struggles at LSU in recent seasons. “Florida has said the same thing for three years here. It seems like when then offense isn’t very good, they blame it on the quarterback. I used to always think maybe the quarterback is as good as the guys around him, and whoever is coaching him, and the ball plays and this that and the other. It all goes together.”

No, only the dumbasses do.

Everybody, worship the donk....the deity of football...the only correct source...the one without flaws...nobody else has such wisdom.

 

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“Oh, I don’t exactly know all that’s happening out there,” Spurrier said in response to a question about quarterback struggles at LSU in recent seasons. “Florida has said the same thing for three years here. It seems like when then offense isn’t very good, they blame it on the quarterback. I used to always think maybe the quarterback is as good as the guys around him, and whoever is coaching him, and the ball plays and this that and the other. It all goes together.”

No, only the dumbasses do.

So now we know why Spurrier was underutilized by Mac. He wanted nothing to do with the stench.

 

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Interesting link in the middle of the story to SEC teams who passed on Spurrier earlier in his career.

1986 Mississippi State opted for assistant coach Rocky Felkner, who was never heard of again.

Same year LSU promoted DC Mike Archer.

And the rest, as they say, is history.

 

[Jbossgator8]

As SOS always said, "Gotta coach em up!"

 

[Thick&ThinG8r]

I listened to a show on the radio where former players talked about watching practice and they would run a play a few times and totally screw it up, and then move on to a new play, and then watching the game on Saturday they run the play anyway and totally screw it up.

There's no helping that incompetence and I'm sure Spurrier knew it.

 

[GatorInGeorgia]

“When you’ve got good players all around, you’ve got a good system and these guys are well-coached and practice extremely well, then you’ll have success on the field. Everybody is different. Coaching is different. A lot of people think the players decide the game, but really the plan and the way they are coached on the practice field is extremely important.”

https://www.seccountry.com/florida/steve-spurrier-florida-lsu-offensive-struggles

^ This. I’ve said for years that a great CFB coach can impact the game so much, more so than in the pros. Give a great coach good, but not elite, talent and you’ll win big. Give a average or below coach great talent and you’re not winning squat. Look no further than SOS teams in the 90s when UGA, Ray Goof and Jim Donnan (throw Richt in the 2000s in that group, too) had better recruiting classes but got their butts kicked almost every year against us.

 

[Gator Fever]

Driskel and Franks surely were a huge part of our joke offenses but 2012 showed you can have a totally inept QB and still have a pretty good season.

 

[rogdochar]

Everybody, worship the donk....the deity of football...the only correct source...the one without flaws...nobody else has such wisdom.

== the gator ceremoanial fixture head, the 4-legged smack-animal fleas, flies & flaws won't get near.

 

[gatormandan]

Driskel and Franks surely were a huge part of our joke offenses but 2012 showed you can have a totally inept QB and still have a pretty good season.

Maybe but who wants to watch another year of boring ass offense that manages to get lucky enough to win games? Im sure nobody does.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Driskel and Franks surely were a huge part of our joke offenses but 2012 showed you can have a totally inept QB and still have a pretty good season.

Beating a bunch of hacks by 2-6 points then failing to score an offensive touchdown versus a terrible ugly then getting blown out by a midmajor in a nothingburger bowl isn't a pretty good season.

 

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Sirius question:

Which guy would you rather start fresh with right now, Mullen or Muschamp?

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Sirius question:

Which guy would you rather start fresh with right now, Mullen or Muschamp?

Neither. Id start fresh with an AD that wouldnt consider anyone like those two.

Muschump would love to have a guy like Mullinz as OC btw. Or vice versa.

It would be so nice not to be starting the second lost decade before we hire an elite coach, not that an elite coach would want to be near this loser azz penny pinching program anymore.

 

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Muschamp may be stubborn, but he's no dummy. I wouldn't yet bet against him becoming a decent head coach. The man can recruit.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Muschamp may be stubborn, but he's no dummy. I wouldn't yet bet against him becoming a decent head coach. The man can recruit.

Yeah, as soon as the change the rules so TOP wins games.

He can recruits CBs and undersized DEs and nothing else.