Florida State is in shambles: throw INT in end zone after being in winning FG range

[BMF]

 

[gatordad3]

 

[JCTow]

Wow that’s pathetic

 

[JCTow]

We will beat them by 60 this year if things don’t change quickly

 

[Captain Sasquatch]

Is that the same slapdick who hugged the blocking dummy and fell down?

 

[78]

He's not nearly as quick as the Boise State edge rusher. Probably got beat all day and finally said eff it and went to the dropback approach.

 

[soflagator]

Like the smooth back peddle, but not sure he has the hips for man-to-man.

 

[Gator87]

Is there a Willie Taggart coach’s show on TV? If so they should play either circus music or the Benny Hill music during the highlight portion of the show.

 

[williston_gator]

@C0mplexSocieTY8: Fsu can't afford a full backdrop???? The poverty

 

[Ancient Reptile]

@C0mplexSocieTY8: Fsu can't afford a full backdrop???? The poverty

Luke warm about the association?

 

[5-Star Finger]

Well they did recruit a lot of DBs. Maybe the tackle has been practicing with the corners.

 

[Marine1]

I think UVA and Louisville beat the Noles.

 

[SeabeeGator]

I think UVA and Louisville beat the Noles.

I think the list is longer than that.

 

[maheo30]

I never thought any staff could out do Butters when it came to incompetence. Once again, the staff from Idaho knows more about hydration than the idiots from clown town? This is some next level stupid.

 

[maheo30]

 

[CGgater]

As a coach in the state of Florida, from the NFL down to Pee Wee league, this has to be one of the worst excuses and examples of poor leadership I’ve ever heard. Hydration is major key to avoid heat related health risks (heat exhaustion or worse). We’re talking about player safety that is mostly within the control of the coaching staff.

If I was concerned that my staff wasn’t handling it correctly, I wouldn’t want to admit it publicly. Yikes.

 

[cover2]

Things bound to change once he gets his players.

 

[ufgator812]

Things bound to change once he gets his players.

Absolutely. This man just needs time. 4,5, 6 years? Whatever it takes...

 

[maheo30]

As a coach in the state of Florida, from the NFL down to Pee Wee league, this has to be one of the worst excuses and examples of poor leadership I’ve ever heard. Hydration is major key to avoid heat related health risks (heat exhaustion or worse). We’re talking about player safety that is mostly within the control of the coaching staff.

If I was concerned that my staff wasn’t handling it correctly, I wouldn’t want to admit it publicly. Yikes.

He had this problem at Oregon. There are 2 lawsuits against him, Oderinde, and the university. Oderinde is the same S&C coach involved in the "death by up-downs" lawsuit. To have hydration issues again? I'm stunned.

From a football standpoint, I'd negative recruit the hell out of this. All one needs to do is show recruits the news stories. You don't even need to say anything.