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What I could not figure out was WHY SCARLETT was out on that inside the 10 series. He was gone as if he had an injury. Im screaming at the TV where is he?
Hey keyboard coaches
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- Jun 13, 2014
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When I saw the title of this thread I knew I had a brother out there. Fgator you are just a blind pumper. This montana boy is just a pretender and now the new worst coach in history. Everyone knows anyone could coach this team sans QB, sans half the starters and bring us the glory WE SO FCKNNN deserve...........quit being aand get with the "get ridda mac Bandwagon" right now............it is filling up as we speak. Oh yeah, who is the flavor of the week now boys. Funny how that guy that you all hated and said sucked so bad and we were glad his lying sorry ass left is still front and center of the FB world..............No matter what boys, we are ALL still gators which no matter what is still better than a vole nole or dwag troll................go gators.........
F U C K THE NULLS
- Jun 11, 2014
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AA is HIS QB. He recruited him in the offseason to come here. If he was a liability he should have NEVER brought him on.
- Jun 11, 2014
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WHAT THE **** do injuries have to with the offense. At least when when Chump lost to Georgia Southern he had the excuse that SIXTEEN players were out with injuries. And ALL linebackers were injured. Only walkons at LB.
But that game was lost BECAUSE OF DEFENSE. Where injuries were rampant.
This game was on OFFENSE. Where we were pretty healthy.
- Jun 12, 2014
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So what would you have done genius? Just gone with a true freshman that wasn't ready to play? I'm glad you aren't coach.
It is on Chump. He put the staff in this situation. They got Trask and Franks in here with Allen coming in next year. They are recruiting talent at QB. It takes time. Next year there is no excuse. They'll have their guy in. No more on year patch guys.
- Jun 13, 2014
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Nuss seems to have no imagination whatsoever once the early scripted plays have been ran. The dummy will also purposely go away from things that started working many times.
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You need to get on the SEC Channel - they keep busting out laughing every time our offense is brought up. That is very unprofessional on their part.
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Realistically, the game played out as most would have expected. Including some who were anticipating a 6-6 or so season, BEFORE all the injuries.
The OL isn't where is needs to be, everyone knows that. AA had very little time. And got sacked a few times when he probably should have chosen to throw it away. Almost all of the offensive woes stem from this. Next year they will be older and stronger.
The Defense has been wracked with injuries. It's amazing that they are still playing at a high level. They kept us in the game until the very end. Brantley in particular was a major force, he's a fun player to watch.
Some positives that I haven't seen mentioned:
* no false starts or holding calls on the OL that I recall. That part of our game has definitely improved.
* there was no give-up in the players. They gave great effort for the entire 60 minutes.
* We played with pretty good discipline. No personal fouls, no major jawing episodes. That's rare when we're playing FSU. I think Eddie may have led the team with two penalties.
* Dalvin Cook is a undoubtedly a great back. He had 96 yards in the first half but only 50 or so in the second half. Somehow we managed to contain him fairly well.
In summary, whatever you thought about the Gators and the coaches before this game, you didn't see anything to change your opinion either way. We don't have the same level of talent as FSU or the other top tier teams. Are we getting better? The evidence is ambiguous. Are we getting better as fast as we want? Of course not.
We all need to pray hard that one of the new QBs steps up next year and shows vision, timing, and accuracy.
The OL isn't where is needs to be, everyone knows that. AA had very little time. And got sacked a few times when he probably should have chosen to throw it away. Almost all of the offensive woes stem from this. Next year they will be older and stronger.
The Defense has been wracked with injuries. It's amazing that they are still playing at a high level. They kept us in the game until the very end. Brantley in particular was a major force, he's a fun player to watch.
Some positives that I haven't seen mentioned:
* no false starts or holding calls on the OL that I recall. That part of our game has definitely improved.
* there was no give-up in the players. They gave great effort for the entire 60 minutes.
* We played with pretty good discipline. No personal fouls, no major jawing episodes. That's rare when we're playing FSU. I think Eddie may have led the team with two penalties.
* Dalvin Cook is a undoubtedly a great back. He had 96 yards in the first half but only 50 or so in the second half. Somehow we managed to contain him fairly well.
In summary, whatever you thought about the Gators and the coaches before this game, you didn't see anything to change your opinion either way. We don't have the same level of talent as FSU or the other top tier teams. Are we getting better? The evidence is ambiguous. Are we getting better as fast as we want? Of course not.
We all need to pray hard that one of the new QBs steps up next year and shows vision, timing, and accuracy.
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If football games hang in the balance and you have 2 (quality?) frosh redshirts on the sidelines, and Appleby isn't getting it done you could try one of those guys right now. We all know that Mac will never make a gameday coaching decision to replace his QB (Treon, LDR) but we may have to burn a shirt anyway after bama gets through pounding Appleby into the ground Saturday night. But in reality last night our QB would have played much better if he had more than 2 seconds - literally 2 seconds to find a receiver. The noles dominated both our lines last night, but the O line was the biggest failure in pass protection. Once Appleby got rattled he was a basket case, but in his defense his line was just a bunch of turnstiles. Until we build a quality O line it won't matter much who is playing QB.
- Jun 9, 2014
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Keyboard coaches question playcalling.
Champion coaches dont do that. They fired Nusschamp in 2013 and 2014.
Champion coaches dont do that. They fired Nusschamp in 2013 and 2014.
- Jun 13, 2014
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QB is a big issue but we have better talent than a dang # 114 total offense ranking. What has really surprised me this year is how pedestrian our running game still is despite the O line having another year under their belt. Even in the early games our backs weren't even hitting hardly 5 yards a carry against the joke teams. Later in that LSU game seems to be the only time the running game really produced some.
I don't give the defense a total pass because they played poor and soft in games against Tenn, Arkansas and FSU even when there was no excuse for fatigue issues at those points in the game and the game was still winnable. In the Tenn and FSU games our defense was on the field for basically the same number of plays as the opposing defense. We did have a youth excuse for FSU however.
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yeah but this time we didn't lose to Ga Southern
- Jun 12, 2014
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All I know is, like last year, I see a lot of people running wide open and the ball not getting to them.
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I don't suppose we could script the entire game, could we?
