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Also with Ricky coming back and baby hendo I’m starting to feel like we’re a B+ QB away from being decent
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How is it innovative? Because he throws the ball a lot while losing? Just want to know his innovations. Please do tell.
And a list of his QBs that have gone on to great NFL success too.
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2 years ago with Matt Corral it looked like Spurrier’s offense with WR’s running wide open on almost every play. It also gives that perception when Kiffin is already celebrating a TD while the ball is in the air. Kids eat that stuff up.
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I agree that for us Gators, it needs to happen. But from what I know about Ole Miss and all the darling young coeds there, if I took a trip to that campus and was offered good NIL money and sold the vision of developing under kiffy, I might be all about it, plus it is close to home if I’m from lowsianna. My only question at this point might be, can Lane dance like old Irish? I hope whoever lands him makes their own silly dance video just to take a jab at LSU’s HC.
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I remember when Kiffy developed JaMarcus Russell into the biggest bust in the history of the NFL. What QB's has he developed for success at the next level?
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Well, let’s see what happens next season. If it goes well for us, it will appear that AR could not grasp the offense or read a defense. We hope that’s the reason the offense seemed to struggle at times.
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Same could be said for Spurrier’s QBs, but they looked darn good in college. Truth be told, staffs sell a lot of dreams in recruiting, what happens after they sign depends on how things work out in practice and on the field.
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So Spurrier was innovative, yes. He changed the game. Kiffies offense isn’t innovative by any standard. It’s modern I agree, but not innovative.
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At this point, relationships and NIL aside, Kiffen’s staff can ask the same question about us and then it’s a matter of who he believes and where he feels most comfortable.
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Kiff didn’t get him hooked on the purple drank. (Edited - I screwed this up)
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In my opinion, in today's college football game, Lame's style of offense is more innovative than 99% of what is being run now. Yes they all look similar at the snap, but Lame is one of the few in the college game who has a route tree in the passing game that uses combos a lot more than most of the college systems. Most of these systems are a bunch of sideways throws as the run game or 5 wide all doing 5 yard button hooks, ala Cousin Eddie
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You’ve been watching too many Gator games exclusively
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Kiff didn't coach him in college
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That’s my mistake. I took Ox’s post & ran with it. But Jam Russell was from LSU, not USC. Kiff coached him with the Raiders. Probably Jimbo at LSU?
Honestly, I was so eager to post “purple drank” I didn’t even think about the validity.
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There isn't a single human being that has ever actually believed anything Lane Kiffin has ever said. He's a liar of the highest order and everyone knows it. The first person to alert the world of Kiffin's lying disorder was Al Davis.
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Unless your name is crete.
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Not sure what exactly makes an offense innovative but theirs was a helluva lot better than ours last year, like top 10 vs Middle of the pack.
If you are a HS and especially a transfer QB, issues on your list to help you make a decision on where to play are going to include, and probably in this order or close to it, what’s the NIL pay, is the offense going to feature a robust passing game allowing me to showcase my talent to NFL scouts. Everything after that is a distant 3rd with things like geography, education, campus life, potential to compete for championships, etc.
Only a Gator fan would be bewildered as to why a QB would choose Ole Miss/Kiffin over UF/Napier. We would be at best an equal option. Hopefully we are prepared to outbid them.
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So HALF of our departures have definitely landed at a lower tier school, or haven’t found a new home yet. I’m sure the other half will see mixed results.
CBN has a great opportunity to upgrade our roster… and appears to be doing that already, especially at OL. He still has a lot to prove, but I’m withholding judgement until he has a chance to show what he can do when he has a legit roster.
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