UF Coaching Thread: Russ Callaway promoted to Co-OC

[oxrageous]

I still think McElwain was the worst of the head coaches these last 20+ years. Yes, I know his record is better than Napier's, but McElwain got a lot of help by having the easiest schedules of any Gator coach since probably before Spurrier. Plus, he inherited a much better defense thanks to Muschamp's focus on that side of the ball.

I think Muschamp may have been worse, but it's really a tossup.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

I still think McElwain was the worst of the head coaches these last 20+ years. Yes, I know his record is better than Napier's, but McElwain got a lot of help by having the easiest schedules of any Gator coach since probably before Spurrier. Plus, he inherited a much better defense thanks to Muschamp's focus on that side of the ball.

Trying to measure the length of these last four turds and count the peanuts is still measuring turds.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

I think Muschamp may have been worse, but it's really a tossup.

He certainly inherited more and absolutely destroyed the offense, which really never recovered. I just find it hard to dislike one more than the other, but being a fuchsing dwag on top of it makes him special, for sure.

 

[neteng]

I dont really hate any of them. My hate is reserved for Fooley and Stricklin.

 

[soflagator]

I think Muschamp may have been worse, but it's really a tossup.

Gameday coaching wise, McElwain was probably better. Zero excuses for 2012’s team to look the way they did, even in wins.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

I dont really hate any of them. My hate is reserved for Fooley and Stricklin.

Good point. The garbage coaches just accepted the job.

 

[neteng]

Good point. The garbage coaches just accepted the job.

But muLLLLLLLen would be close. Because unlike the others, he didnt even try.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

But muLLLLLLLen would be close. Because unlike the others, he didnt even try.

Close to what? A career .500 SEC coach and "offensive genius" who put a 70th - 90 th ranked offense on the field 3/4 of the time?

And he "didn't even try" his entire career. It was nothing new.

 

[lagator]

Close to what? A career .500 SEC coach and "offensive genius" who put a 70th - 90 th ranked offense on the field 3/4 of the time?

And he "didn't even try" his entire career. It was nothing new.

Close to worth hating. You need stronger coffee.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Close to worth hating. You need stronger coffee.

Irish coffee.

Or vodka.

 

[neteng]

Irish coffee.

Or vodka.

Or maybe kick to the ballz

 

[Swamp Donkey]

5.5 wins and third worst in SEC. People are really noticing all THE CULTURE Slingblade be building.

Im betting the house on the under.

 

[oxrageous]

m betting the house on the under.

You aren't betting one red cent either way.

 

[Bait'n Gator]

Craig Fitzgerald, the strength and conditioning coach sling blade just hired about a month ago jumped ship today. He's going to be the strength coach at Boston fuching College instead.

 

[Gatorbait25]

Craig Fitzgerald, the strength and conditioning coach sling blade just hired about a month ago jumped ship today. He's going to be the strength coach at Boston fuching College instead.

Another indictment on Billy. No one wants to work with him except his buddies

 

[URGatorBait]

Craig Fitzgerald, the strength and conditioning coach sling blade just hired about a month ago jumped ship today. He's going to be the strength coach at Boston fuching College instead.

It was a great 5 weeks

 

[jdh5484]

Craig Fitzgerald, the strength and conditioning coach sling blade just hired about a month ago jumped ship today. He's going to be the strength coach at Boston fuching College instead.

 

[Durty South Swamp]

Well, at this point it seems obvious. It's not that tater is too dumb to go after some upgrades on the staff, it's just that every coach out there isn't dumb enough to say yes unless it's their only option. And more than willing to bail as soon as a better option comes along.

 

[oxrageous]

Craig Fitzgerald, the strength and conditioning coach sling blade just hired about a month ago jumped ship today. He's going to be the strength coach at Boston fuching College instead.

Did you bust a nut? The glee from you guys over every perceived slice of bad news is nauseating.

 

[oxrageous]

Well, at this point it seems obvious. It's not that tater is too dumb to go after some upgrades on the staff, it's just that every coach out there isn't dumb enough to say yes unless it's their only option. And more than willing to bail is soon as a better option comes along.