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Kiffin was a joke at Tennerc, and he will be a speed bump at Ole Piss. I feel sorry for his dad, having a schmuck of a son living off the family last name.
Recruiting 2020 Recruiting Thread: Gervon Dexter gets 5th Star on Rivals
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That whole "coup" of Kiffey "stealing" 155 pound NuKeese Richardson from us really worked out for him, didn't it?
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:yawn: 4-5th in the SEC as always.
The second worst recruiter in modern Gator history.
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who was the worst?
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Heard Spurrier note on his podcast that he had 5 different DCs in winning 7 SEC championships.
He also said he thought Grantham was “about the best in the country.”
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Taking a look at Richie Leonard this time.
Five Play Prospect: Gators OL Richie Leonard IV Scouting Report
A) Without trying to sound demeaning, Leonard's frame can serve like a bowling ball to clear out congestion at the line of scrimmage when he's pull-blocking, keeping his eyes down the field while crossing the formation and redirecting himself up the correct gap to create rushing lanes.
B) One of the first things that stands out on Leonard's tape is his pull blocking, which solidifies his ability to play along the interior for Florida. Unlike this clip, Florida doesn't often pull their tackles across the formation in the run game, but they absolutely pull guards to shoot gaps and lead block.
C) Leonard does a good job of stepping into his block here, taking one step and shooting his hands. However, over time and with added strength at Florida, you'll want to see this first step and punch become more powerful. And that will certainly happen under strength coach Nick Savage and learning new techniques under offensive line coach John Hevesy.
D) Where Leonard will struggle at the next level is with speed off the edge at his size, which you can see he is a bit late getting his hands on the rusher and has to rely on the inside shoulder for contact. That isn't due to his patience - which was necessary - but due to his lack of length and athleticism to play tackle on an island.
However, Leonard gets by here and should not have those issues while playing along the interior.
Five Play Prospect: Gators OL Richie Leonard IV Scouting Report
A) Without trying to sound demeaning, Leonard's frame can serve like a bowling ball to clear out congestion at the line of scrimmage when he's pull-blocking, keeping his eyes down the field while crossing the formation and redirecting himself up the correct gap to create rushing lanes.
B) One of the first things that stands out on Leonard's tape is his pull blocking, which solidifies his ability to play along the interior for Florida. Unlike this clip, Florida doesn't often pull their tackles across the formation in the run game, but they absolutely pull guards to shoot gaps and lead block.
C) Leonard does a good job of stepping into his block here, taking one step and shooting his hands. However, over time and with added strength at Florida, you'll want to see this first step and punch become more powerful. And that will certainly happen under strength coach Nick Savage and learning new techniques under offensive line coach John Hevesy.
D) Where Leonard will struggle at the next level is with speed off the edge at his size, which you can see he is a bit late getting his hands on the rusher and has to rely on the inside shoulder for contact. That isn't due to his patience - which was necessary - but due to his lack of length and athleticism to play tackle on an island.
However, Leonard gets by here and should not have those issues while playing along the interior.
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Spurrier would have already fired Grantham because of his inability to get Spurrier the ball back to his offense. Spurrier wanted a 3 and out or the other team to score quicker. F...ing multiple 3 rd down conversions in one drive would have Spurrier convulsing on the sidelines.
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Yeah Hoke was great getting off the field and he kept him around. Spurrier had 1 good DC here for the 3 years Stoops was here.
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Take away Grantham's regrettable tenure as a Humper, especially with his choke gesture in the Cocktail Party, and I doubt Ox would be even close to 1 million posts yet. The image of him in red and black is seared indelibly in our minds and is what engenders so much distaste from this board. Me included, sadly.
SOS sees things from a different and vastly more professional and expert perspective. Along these lines, I think we could do far worse and we did, even under SOS (as stated above, see pretty much every DC except Stoops under the HBC).
SOS sees things from a different and vastly more professional and expert perspective. Along these lines, I think we could do far worse and we did, even under SOS (as stated above, see pretty much every DC except Stoops under the HBC).
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SOS is trying to get him a new job also. I've been mailing his resume to every open job, using "adjusted" stats and omitting the win-loss record in big games, of course.
No one hates dwags more than SOS.
Fvkk Bobo too.
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The best way to get rid of someone is to find them a better job!
SOS is trying to get him a new job also. I've been mailing his resume to every open job, using "adjusted" stats and omitting the win-loss records of course.
No one hates dwags more than SOS.
And fvkk Bobo too.
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When's the last time LSU had the best class in the SEC? Yet they just obliterated the conference.
You need some new material.
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Agree with the main point you made, but Jim Bates did a dandy job in '90 and I personally hated to see him go (NFL).
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SOS isn't going to disparage a Gator coach. He an ambassador for the school, and he never really spoke poorly about McElwain, lord knows he had opportunities
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