@ltraz I agree that he was a top assistant and was going to get a shot somewhere. The issue is the vision that you mentioned. His size, ground’em pound’em approach was largely contrary to what had always made UF successful which is speed and athleticism, traits found everywhere in our state..
Frankly, I suspect he said the right things. in one of his earliest interviews he made some comments about being aggressive keeping the pressure on constantly and being multiple on offense. he was no doubt coach to say this because that was absolutely the exact opposite of what he did.
I kind of understand falling for that bull****. the agents make a lot of money selling their clients because they're good at it and obviously coaching their clients what to say.
I guess in a way I can understand him interviewing well and saying the right things, lying about his philosophies. frankly if my job were to run 150 million dollar business I think I would know the subject matter though and if I didn't know the subject matter I would have a committee of experts who did. Chump should have been a known commodity by then.
With the defensive coordinator you don't really know what their offensive philosophy is, at least those that haven't already been head coaches elsewhere.
I really did try to swallow my disdain for a Dwag, and didn't really fall off the bus until the penis started literally screaming at the reporters saying Gators don't understand how to win football games for criticizing his neanderthal offensive views in 2012.
Still even if he had been much more aggressive on offense, a defensive coordinator head coach is always at the mercy of his OC. It's really freaking hard to find good offensive coordinators. We haven't had one in 15 years and it's arguable we haven't had one since 2001, A guy should consistently put a top 20 scoring offense on the field with top 10 talent. That's not a very tall task given the talent advantage. Mullen averages 50-70.
Anyway fuchs lying Will Duncechump and fuchs all the wags
