Okeechobee Joe;n254611 said:
Epic fail was losing to Georgia Southern.
Epic was not firing the guy who lost to Georgia Southern... or Vandy... or MIzzu.... or three straight to ugly, because he was your bromance.
Epic was giving him two pay raises because he went 6-6.
Epic was paying a guy 6 million to stand on the sideline and occasionally rub his nose while Daztard ran the team and pounded the middle with Demps and the edges with Brantley (He's averaging 6 yards a carry!!!!).
Epic is adopting rules that force us to play 10-20 scholarship players under the limit.
Epic is allowing our facilities to become the consensus second worst in the league because you aren't getting in an arms race.
Epic is paying amongst the lowest for assistants and refusing to hire sufficient "quality control assistants" because you aren't getting in an arms race.
Epic was hiring a failed defensive coordinator when SOS left, because the failed coordinator was your old bromance.
Collingsworth? Pfffffffft.
An official scholarship offer letter is a special document for a high school football player to receive. We’ve seen a number of different looking letters today, which opens the period in which schools can officially offer recruits, but Florida has the first gaffe that we’ve noticed. Five-star wide receiver Nate Craig-Myers, an uncommitted player out of Tampa, has received a number of letters today, including one from the Gators which promotes UF receiver greats Percy Harvin and “Cris Collingsworth.†That is, of course, a misspelling for former Florida wide receiver and current NFL broadcaster Cris Collinsworth. GameDayr picked up on the error. It’s a minor error, but one would hope that a big program like Florida would get a few pairs of eyes on something as important as a scholarship offer letter to make sure everything is perfect.
