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Close! This was in 1982. Miami was in contention for a NC till Jim Kelly suffered a separated shoulder. Miami was handed their only loss to UF by a score of 28-3 in 83. Should have beaten the Dwags that year.
Back to Anthony Richardson.
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And at least George had the insight to realize his instincts were always wrong so went with the opposite philosophy.
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No
If we have to throw the ball 30 plus times then we are playing from behind. Our run game, plus AR, should be enough to control any game we play this year. Except maybe UGA. I think this is the point Doering was trying to make.
- Jun 5, 2014
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- Jun 14, 2014
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Did someone tap Mrs. Doering?? Seems as if CD has some butt hurt from somewhere.
Did they move his season tickets?
Did AR tell him to chill?
Could it be he didn't get the job with Sean Kelly?
Just seems he has a bit of a chip on his shoulders. But UK taking out Georgia.......Not with this team.
Did they move his season tickets?
Did AR tell him to chill?
Could it be he didn't get the job with Sean Kelly?
Just seems he has a bit of a chip on his shoulders. But UK taking out Georgia.......Not with this team.
- Jun 30, 2014
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Our WR group won't scare anyone. Maybe they will develop as the season progresses.
It's a shame that ARs arm talent won't really be showcased.
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Actually, I believe the opposite; his talent will make our receivers look better than they are. I became convinced of this on the last play of the third quarter last week on a throw he made to Pearsall. Very few college QBs would have even attempted the pass as they would not have considered Pearsall to be open and in fact it was pretty good coverage. AR threw a dart and in a spot only the receiver could catch. Watching it live my immediate thought was “that was an NFL throw.”It's a shame that ARs arm talent won't really be showcased.
My only concern about AR - and it is a very slight one - is how fast he can improve. Assuming we knock off the kitties today, he’ll have two more games (and weeks of practices) before facing a decent team again. Will that be enough? My hunch is yes. The two toughest games on our schedule from here on out are late enough in the season that he should be comfortable in the offense and the coaches should be able to let him do more and more. It’s going to be fun to watch.
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I disagree. It was showing his youth and inexperience.
IIRC, that throw was incomplete. And it's because the ball was thrown too hard and the receiver was NOT open. That throw could have been tipped up where it would have been intercepted.
It's smarter to either hit his ck down, run it or throw it away.
This is essentially year 1 for AR so he doesn't have the experience necessary to know better but AR will lose games for UF if he continues to think those type scenarios are "open" vs playing smart.
[Edit: I misunderstood the play you referenced. I agree, that was a helluva play.]
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- Dec 31, 2018
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Watch it again; Pearsall caught it for a first down. (Last play of the third quarter.)
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Thx. Guess I'm thinking of another play.
I misunderstood the play you referenced.
- Jun 19, 2014
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Well he sucked tonight, that's for damn certain. I really like the kid, but good Christ was he atrocious. Couldn't hit water from a boat.
