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The guy is retired and didn’t work much even when he was coaching. He has zero interest.
Who should Mullen's replacement be?
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- Apr 26, 2016
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Some people work hard all day and get nothing done. I'll take Spurrier's work any time!
- Jun 13, 2014
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What Does Brian Johnson's Exit Mean for the Florida Gators?
An old article but this should be our next coach.
An old article but this should be our next coach.
- Jun 12, 2014
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Remember when all the mullenites were saying this wouldn't be a big deal and that our offense would be just as good as it was in 2020.
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Pretty clear drop off. I can't help but think we'd be getting more out of qb's aswell. As hard as it to believe, recruiting has gotten worse. I've gone back and forth on who I like better between him and Brady but I'm gonna give Johnson the nod. Johnson's a proven recruiter and has more experience as qbcoach/oc.
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Unfortunately whom ever comes here is gonna get the schit end of the stick. Mullen is a worse plague than Muschamp and butters combined, because he is those two douche canoes combined.
- Jun 12, 2014
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We have to crawl first.
He isn’t even fired yet. Stricklin is still here and Fuchs still here. The last must go first but Research rules the day folks.
He isn’t even fired yet. Stricklin is still here and Fuchs still here. The last must go first but Research rules the day folks.
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At this point, I want no part of this entire coaching tree.
Mullen has spoiled this type of football for me forever.
I’m sick and damned tired of this simple minded QB run/ throw sideways/ rotate 5 FN running backs in and out/ horrible route tree/ Shotgun/slow developing play, BS.
Done
A decent coordinator stops this offense every day.
No more “spread option”, done with this ****.
That offense died in 2009.
Let’s move on to modern football,
Mullen has spoiled this type of football for me forever.
I’m sick and damned tired of this simple minded QB run/ throw sideways/ rotate 5 FN running backs in and out/ horrible route tree/ Shotgun/slow developing play, BS.
Done
A decent coordinator stops this offense every day.
No more “spread option”, done with this ****.
That offense died in 2009.
Let’s move on to modern football,
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It was there proof that mullen was this offensive mastermind and with his recruits we would be better.
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Most of us hate Mullen so much we use any option available except him as the reason the offense was so dynamic last year. Even for us it's a stretch to believe the life long QB coach who along with Mullen has said didn't even call the offense is the reason for last years success. I'll lean towards the reason being Mullen had 3 elite veteran college players along with a fuched up year because of covid and caught lightning in a bottle.
Mullen called a good offense for the most part we can admit it no matter how much we want the bastard gone. But to say we need to hire the QB coach to be the head coach because we dislike Mullen too much to give him credit is stupid. We can do light years better than Brian Johnson in my opinion, if he's the best we can do than we're really fuched. There's a reason he wasn't on Tenn, USCe and Vandy's radar last year.
Mullen called a good offense for the most part we can admit it no matter how much we want the bastard gone. But to say we need to hire the QB coach to be the head coach because we dislike Mullen too much to give him credit is stupid. We can do light years better than Brian Johnson in my opinion, if he's the best we can do than we're really fuched. There's a reason he wasn't on Tenn, USCe and Vandy's radar last year.
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Stoops would set us right. He’d build an A+ staff and build out the infrastructure.
But we’ve hoped for him so many times. And does he want one more challenge? Or is he happy to raise money for OU?
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I look at last year and I don't care what anyone says, we scored alot of points and threw for 4k yards. I'm pretty sure Johnson was Daks OC qb coach too. He then went to Houston and mullen went right back to mullen ball with shytsgeralrd. I look at how shcitty Franks was and then how he became atleast somewhat serviceable with Johnson. Then I look at Jones or AR and think Johnson would definitely be able to get alot more out of them.
I don't think Johnson was a good fit for Tennessee or Usce. I'm not saying he can be plugged in anywhere. I don't think Ryan Day could have been a great HC at usce or Tennessee. Was Dabo on anyone's radar back in the day? I'm simply suggesting that we promote from within instead of whole sale changes. Upgrade around someone who's had some success on the offensive side of the ball here.
I don't think Johnson was a good fit for Tennessee or Usce. I'm not saying he can be plugged in anywhere. I don't think Ryan Day could have been a great HC at usce or Tennessee. Was Dabo on anyone's radar back in the day? I'm simply suggesting that we promote from within instead of whole sale changes. Upgrade around someone who's had some success on the offensive side of the ball here.
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