It's time to move on

[Silverback Gator]

And you don't actually doing any thinking for yourself? Just follow the crowd?

Kiss my ass fukk face.

 

[Detroitgator]

2 mins left. Ball near midfield. 4th down.

Asst OC: coach, we should punt, give them a long field and play defense.

Napier: stick with me here, I agree we should make them play defense, but what if we spot them 2 points before we do?

Asst OC: uhhhh....

Napier:

Asst OC:

Napier:

Asst OC: fck it....

More like this...

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Kiss my ass fukk face.

 

[I Have No Friends :(]

And you don't actually doing any thinking for yourself? Just follow the crowd?

I forgot about this one:


There is the braniac we hired doing work.

 

[78]

In fairness to Billy, he was trying to think in the rain.

 

[Bayougator]

Sharkhumper. I don't think Napier is a POS human being. Sharkhumper was.

I mean, yeah………he humps sharks.

 

[Homer J]

I don’t know what you all are b!tch!NG about.
Billy has us ranked in the top ten.

 

[Double Gator Dad]

And you don't actually doing any thinking for yourself? Just follow the crowd?

I forgot about this one:


There is the braniac we hired doing work.

I was watching this game when he made this decision.
I have thought about for a few years now and I still cannot come up with any explanation of any kind.
It’s simply one of the most bizarre and stupid coaching decisions I’ve ever seen.

 

[abefroman]

You just gotta trust the process.

 

[gator1946]

And you don't actually doing any thinking for yourself? Just follow the crowd?

I forgot about this one:


There is the braniac we hired doing work.

Could not believe this. Then I read about the situation. The long snapper had been screwing up all game. So the options were go for it, risk everything with another bad snap or that safety abortion. It's still a bad decision. The problem really was that on 3rd down Napier's QB ran out of bounds. And that's also bad coaching.

Whatever. It's a bad look for Coach scared money don't make money.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Could not believe this. Then I read about the situation. The long snapper had been screwing up all game. So the options were go for it, risk everything with another bad snap or that safety abortion. It's still a bad decision. The problem really was that on 3rd down Napier's QB ran out of bounds. And that's also bad coaching.

Whatever. It's a bad look for Coach scared money don't make money.

Whatever. there's never a time when running 40 yards backwards and scoring two points to put the opponent within three is a good idea. Unless your IQ is 70.

Worst case you have the quarterback show quarterback keeper on 4th and two, goal line package with two extra OL tackle eligible and three tight ends, drop back to shotgun for QB pooch kick. even 15 to 20 yards is a much better position for you down five points.

If the guy didn't have an entire career full of idiocy we could maybe write this off as a one off brain dead moment, but he does it almost every week.

 

[Detroitgator]

Whatever. there's never a time when running 40 yards backwards and scoring two points to put the opponent within three is a good idea. Unless your IQ is 70.

Worst case you have the quarterback show quarterback keeper on 4th and two, goal line package with two extra OL tackle eligible and three tight ends, drop back to shotgun for QB pooch kick. even 15 to 20 yards is a much better position for you down five points.

If the guy didn't have an entire career full of idiocy we could maybe write this off as a one off brain dead moment, but he does it almost every week.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Dan Enos approves.

 

[oxrageous]

So are we going to go on for several more silly pages discussing plays that were run at Louisiana? I think we have plenty of Gator footage to talk about at this point.

It's funny what we do when we've fully turned on a coach. Next someone will post something from when Billy was 13 years old and pick it apart.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

So are we going to go on for several more silly pages discussing plays that were run at Louisiana? I think we have plenty of Gator footage to talk about at this point.

It's funny what we do when we've fully turned on a coach. Next someone will post something from when Billy was 13 years old and pick it apart.

basically every play 2 minutes before halftime is just as innane. that's just one that no one can argue.

 

[Detroitgator]

Next someone will post something from when Billy was 13 years old and pick it apart.

No, that would be mean and excessive. We don’t do that here.

 

[gator1946]

Whatever. there's never a time when running 40 yards backwards and scoring two points to put the opponent within three is a good idea. Unless your IQ is 70.

Worst case you have the quarterback show quarterback keeper on 4th and two, goal line package with two extra OL tackle eligible and three tight ends, drop back to shotgun for QB pooch kick. even 15 to 20 yards is a much better position for you down five points.

If the guy didn't have an entire career full of idiocy we could maybe write this off as a one off brain dead moment, but he does it almost every week.

Hey Donkey in the Swamp, my IQ is at least 75, although it is falling. Read what I said again. Or don't. If I fail to get a loony out of you I'm not doing my job..

 

[Joegator96]

Hey Donkey in the Swamp, my IQ is at least 40, although it is falling. Read what I said again. Or don't. If I fail to get a loony out of you I'm not doing my job..

Keep up the good work!

 

[cover2]

So are we going to go on for several more silly pages discussing plays that were run at Louisiana? I think we have plenty of Gator footage to talk about at this point.

It's funny what we do when we've fully turned on a coach. Next someone will post something from when Billy was 13 years old and pick it apart.

I think he did some remarkable things early on, then kinda plateaued if not went downhill. We clearly got him after he peaked.

 

[jdh5484]

This is Billy Napiers play calling, time management and half time adjustments wrapped up into one gif.