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This is from SDS, but it's quoting Pat Dooley's podcast (sorry to bring Fat Tooley in here, but this is interesting/worth a discussion). If true, this is complete amateur hour:
Gainesville columnist Pat Dooley explains the 'administrative' problem that led to early Florida timeouts vs. Georgia
Gainesville columnist Pat Dooley explains the ‘administrative’ problem that led to early Florida timeouts vs. Georgia
Frustration on the Florida offense surfaced early last week in the game against Georgia as the Gators called two timeouts of their opening possession.
The Gators called timeout with 13:13 left in the first quarter, and then two plays later with 11:42 on a drive that went eight plays, but ultimately ended on an incomplete pass on fourth down at the Georgia 40-yard line.
Coach Dan Mullen said earlier this week that a lot went into calling the timeouts, and that there was an “administrative” problem. But Gainesville Sun columnist Pat Dooley shed light on the issue in a podcast called “Dooley Noted.”
Dooley said a fan first raised the issue that some Gator players had the wrong wrist band.
“(Kyle) Trask was getting one play, the receivers were getting another, it was a disaster,” Dooley said, and later confirmed the issue. “So obviously, that’s a bad mistake. That’s a mistake that shouldn’t be happening in Week (10), that’s a mistake that shouldn’t be happening at a program like this with all the people that are running around with jobs.”
Some fans also pointed out that it was particularly embarrassing as the Gators were coming out of a bye week and seemingly should have plans like this ironed out.
Pat Dooley reports on his podcast that the reason Florida had to take those two timeouts early against UGA is that some offensive players had the wrong play sheet wristbands. Gators still have a ton to play for — Dooley Noted — Overcast pic.twitter.com/lu8jvCmLSW
— David Wunderlich (@Year2) November 6, 2019
Gainesville columnist Pat Dooley explains the 'administrative' problem that led to early Florida timeouts vs. Georgia
Gainesville columnist Pat Dooley explains the ‘administrative’ problem that led to early Florida timeouts vs. Georgia
Frustration on the Florida offense surfaced early last week in the game against Georgia as the Gators called two timeouts of their opening possession.
The Gators called timeout with 13:13 left in the first quarter, and then two plays later with 11:42 on a drive that went eight plays, but ultimately ended on an incomplete pass on fourth down at the Georgia 40-yard line.
Coach Dan Mullen said earlier this week that a lot went into calling the timeouts, and that there was an “administrative” problem. But Gainesville Sun columnist Pat Dooley shed light on the issue in a podcast called “Dooley Noted.”
Dooley said a fan first raised the issue that some Gator players had the wrong wrist band.
“(Kyle) Trask was getting one play, the receivers were getting another, it was a disaster,” Dooley said, and later confirmed the issue. “So obviously, that’s a bad mistake. That’s a mistake that shouldn’t be happening in Week (10), that’s a mistake that shouldn’t be happening at a program like this with all the people that are running around with jobs.”
Some fans also pointed out that it was particularly embarrassing as the Gators were coming out of a bye week and seemingly should have plans like this ironed out.
Pat Dooley reports on his podcast that the reason Florida had to take those two timeouts early against UGA is that some offensive players had the wrong play sheet wristbands. Gators still have a ton to play for — Dooley Noted — Overcast pic.twitter.com/lu8jvCmLSW
— David Wunderlich (@Year2) November 6, 2019
