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Pretty good chance Mullen ran more than Zaunbrecher. It is close regardless. the difference is Z had other passing plays too, and not just 4 verts.
It's time to move on
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If I recall correctly, the main issue with Zaunbrecher and Pease is they were both the "guy who replaced the guy" who was the actual innovative offense mind at their respective schools (Marshall and Boise State). Both were promoted to OC to run someone else's offense and had no proven track record of their own. In retrospect, Zaunbrecher's offense was better than most we've seen the last 20 years.
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List of current NCAA Division I FBS football coaches - Wikipedia
I like looking at this where everyone is listed in one place.
I like looking at this where everyone is listed in one place.
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You're a Cowboys fan, we already got that fuchtard
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He makes billy look like the mentalist
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The Zooker has weighed in:
www.orlandosentinel.com
None other than former UF coach Ron Zook, who was fired after only 2½ seasons (but not before recruiting 21 of the 22 starters on successor Urban Meyer’s first national championship team in Gainesville), had a message for Gator Nation when I talked to him on Wednesday.
“If you want the program built the right way, you’ve got to give the guy [Napier] some time,” Zook said. “I know Gator fans don’t want to hear it, but you’ve got to have some patience.”
The bottom line is this: Unless the Gators finish with, say, an abysmal 3-9 record and the bottom completely falls out of the program in Napier’s third year next season, I believe Stricklin will give him four full years.
Stricklin, although he hasn’t spoken publicly in recent weeks about the progress of the program under Napier, hinted during the summer that he expected this would be a trying season.
“I don’t see any way that Billy won’t be successful,” Stricklin said then. “It just may take a little longer than some people want it to take.” …
Ex-UF coach Ron Zook: Gators must ‘have patience’ with Billy Napier | Commentary
When Billy Napier was hired, AD Scott Stricklin gave him 7-year contract instead of the standard 5-year deal. Why? Because Stricklin knew Napier was taking over a mess and wanted to give him ample …
www.orlandosentinel.com
None other than former UF coach Ron Zook, who was fired after only 2½ seasons (but not before recruiting 21 of the 22 starters on successor Urban Meyer’s first national championship team in Gainesville), had a message for Gator Nation when I talked to him on Wednesday.
“If you want the program built the right way, you’ve got to give the guy [Napier] some time,” Zook said. “I know Gator fans don’t want to hear it, but you’ve got to have some patience.”
The bottom line is this: Unless the Gators finish with, say, an abysmal 3-9 record and the bottom completely falls out of the program in Napier’s third year next season, I believe Stricklin will give him four full years.
Stricklin, although he hasn’t spoken publicly in recent weeks about the progress of the program under Napier, hinted during the summer that he expected this would be a trying season.
“I don’t see any way that Billy won’t be successful,” Stricklin said then. “It just may take a little longer than some people want it to take.” …
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Have some patience?The Zooker has weighed in:
Ex-UF coach Ron Zook: Gators must ‘have patience’ with Billy Napier | Commentary
When Billy Napier was hired, AD Scott Stricklin gave him 7-year contract instead of the standard 5-year deal. Why? Because Stricklin knew Napier was taking over a mess and wanted to give him ample …
None other than former UF coach Ron Zook, who was fired after only 2½ seasons (but not before recruiting 21 of the 22 starters on successor Urban Meyer’s first national championship team in Gainesville), had a message for Gator Nation when I talked to him on Wednesday.
“If you want the program built the right way, you’ve got to give the guy [Napier] some time,” Zook said. “I know Gator fans don’t want to hear it, but you’ve got to have some patience.”
The bottom line is this: Unless the Gators finish with, say, an abysmal 3-9 record and the bottom completely falls out of the program in Napier’s third year next season, I believe Stricklin will give him four full years.
Stricklin, although he hasn’t spoken publicly in recent weeks about the progress of the program under Napier, hinted during the summer that he expected this would be a trying season.
“I don’t see any way that Billy won’t be successful,” Stricklin said then. “It just may take a little longer than some people want it to take.” …
Two years.
"Hey, [insert position coach name] you're now in charge of special teams."
Two years and that fuching idiot can't make that decision.
Napier is a fuching idiot. Stricklin is an even bigger idiot. Napier thinks his boss has his back?
Two years and the idiot can't assign an assistant special teams duties?
That's enough time fire both of them, today, for cause.
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I would love to sit down with Stricklin and ask him, Just what is it you see ON THE FIELD, that leads you to believe Billy will be successful here?The Zooker has weighed in:
Ex-UF coach Ron Zook: Gators must ‘have patience’ with Billy Napier | Commentary
When Billy Napier was hired, AD Scott Stricklin gave him 7-year contract instead of the standard 5-year deal. Why? Because Stricklin knew Napier was taking over a mess and wanted to give him ample …
None other than former UF coach Ron Zook, who was fired after only 2½ seasons (but not before recruiting 21 of the 22 starters on successor Urban Meyer’s first national championship team in Gainesville), had a message for Gator Nation when I talked to him on Wednesday.
“If you want the program built the right way, you’ve got to give the guy [Napier] some time,” Zook said. “I know Gator fans don’t want to hear it, but you’ve got to have some patience.”
The bottom line is this: Unless the Gators finish with, say, an abysmal 3-9 record and the bottom completely falls out of the program in Napier’s third year next season, I believe Stricklin will give him four full years.
Stricklin, although he hasn’t spoken publicly in recent weeks about the progress of the program under Napier, hinted during the summer that he expected this would be a trying season.
“I don’t see any way that Billy won’t be successful,” Stricklin said then. “It just may take a little longer than some people want it to take.” …
There are well coached teams, mediocre teams and sorry asss teams, all over the TV every damned Saturday. Anyone, that knows anything about football, or hell, just a casual damned fan, can see the difference between those teams.
We are a sorry asss team and it shows on TV and in the Swamp EVERY damned Saturday.
Apparently, instead of being excited for next year, we should just STFU, embrace the suck, and continue to fil up the Swamp every week.
Strick can kiss my fn azz.
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You got a mouse in your pocket, or are ya speakin French again?
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Am I supposed to solve your riddle, or do you have a direct question you would like to ask?
