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FYI, this thread is supposed to be about the grad transfer from West Virginia.
Should we go back to the other one ? lol
FYI, this thread is supposed to be about the grad transfer from West Virginia.
Another sparkling insight from a master of elucidation - mighty big boobs indeed!.Statisticians say figures never lie. But that was before breast implants. Mighty big boobs around here.
Now you are coming around.Nonsense. Everything negative about the program can be traced to Mullen's four seasons as OC.
FYI, this thread is supposed to be about the grad transfer from West Virginia.
Emery Jones will do just fine in Dan Mullen's offense sans a fullback body. So stop that nonsenical talk right now. Mullen adapted his Florida offense to fit Tebow and it worked. He'll do the same with Jones without a fullback body and be successful. I have not a sliver of a doubt.Now you are coming around.
There is no doubt Daz was a downgrade from Mulkinz. There is also no doubt even before that the offense didnt work for long stretches and didnt work at all without a Fullback playing QB.
There are plenty of OCs who if handed Leak, Chad Jackson, Wynn and a handful of other elite talent wouldnt have struggled to score for two years.
I wouldn't for the same reason I wouldn't expect the same result if Steve Kerr were coaching the Cavs.You usually try to predict a new coaches potential for success based on their performance as a coordinator because they are a brand new head coach.
Mullen's 9 years as a HC and his team's offensive stats as the man in charge are much more relevant in predicting how he will perform as our head coach.
His record is very mediocre and it's unclear to me how it warranted a 50 million dollar contract. Based on how this recruiting class is going, it seems likely we will be starting over again in about 3-4 years.
Look at it this way. If you hire Miss State's Athletic Director, HC, and all their assistant why wouldn't you expect to get Miss State performance?
These things are so easy to look up that I don't understand why you guys persist in making yourselves look so bad. In 2009 UF:
1. Against UK, UF scored 41 points with 0 defensive TDs and 1 special teams TD.
https://floridagators.com/boxscore.aspx?id=2856&path=football
2. Against UGa, UF scored 41 points with 1 defensive TDs and 0 special teams TDs.
https://floridagators.com/boxscore.aspx?id=2860&path=football
Now if you want to continue to beclown yourself arguing that extra points and FGs including those after 60 and 67 yard drives are not offensive points, have at it. No one can protect you from yourself.
Additionally several poster have already claimed the 2008 team was often aided by short fields due to the defense.
Emery Jones will do just fine in Dan Mullen's offense sans a fullback body. So stop that nonsenical talk right now. Mullen adapted his Florida offense to fit Tebow and it worked. He'll do the same with Jones without a fullback body and be successful. I have not a sliver of a doubt.
Second, football is more than about scoring points. It's fun when you do, but the West Virginias of the world never compete for anything meaningful. We need to stop people and play solid special teams as well. We need to excel not in one phase, but every phase.
The entire offensive narrative has gotten out of hand and, frankly, it's two to three steps beyond where we want to be right now. We want to be changing the mindset in the lockerroom, improving the work ethic in the weight room and on the practice field, and measuring success on a day-to-day, week-to-week basis.
I really don't care if we finish with only the 60th ranked offense year. What I want to come away with is a sense of us being a stronger, mentally tougher and smarter football team with four to six outstanding leaders in the lockerroom.
If that happens, everything else will fall in place, including our perception of the offense.
Have you checked out Cowbell's STs?We need to stop people and play solid special teams as well. We need to excel not in one phase, but every phase.
Like a voice crying out in the wilderness. Thank you.
Second, football is more than about scoring points. It's fun when you do, but the West Virginias of the world never compete for anything meaningful. We need to stop people and play solid special teams as well. We need to excel not in one phase, but every phase.
... We want to be changing the mindset in the lockerroom, improving the work ethic in the weight room and on the practice field, and measuring success on a day-to-day, week-to-week basis.
I really don't care if we finish with only the 60th ranked offense year. What I want to come away with is a sense of us being a stronger, mentally tougher and smarter football team with four to six outstanding leaders in the lockerroom.
If that happens, everything else will fall in place, including our perception of the offense.
It is a voice crying. We will continue crying.Like a voice crying out in the wilderness. Thank you.
You have aptly described the Muschamp philosophy.
You've heard what happens when you double a penny every day. I'm not asking for much. Just show me progress each day, each week, each year.Have you checked out Cowbell's STs?
I put some game videos in another thread. Enjoy.
In case you weren't paying attention, it was Urban Meyer's philosophy as well. You have to make believers out of your players first.
You'll probably reply with some inane statistic about teams built on that foundation.