- Oct 15, 2014
- 12,182
- 16,974
Kurt who?
Kurt Roper to Browns?
- Thread starter GatorJ
- Start date
- Jun 13, 2014
- 25,242
- 10,084
Founding Member
t-gator;n165106 said:
I agree. Coordinators who have had success in the past suddenly became trash when they got here. It was 2 main issues in my book (or 1 main issue since Muschamp insisted that he be the starter) - Muschamp and Driskel. I rememberRoper having that grin he was trying to hide when praising how Driskel was coming along. He knew before the season he was in trouble probably.
- Jun 12, 2014
- 16,331
- 14,785
Founding Member
t-gator;n165106 said:
Pease also has a history of being a $hitty coordinator... was he the scape goat in Kentucky, Baylor, etc... if he was such a great OC, why isn't he one now?
- Jun 12, 2014
- 16,331
- 14,785
Founding Member
GatorJ;n164993 said:
Roper was a better playcaller than Pease, by far.
- Jun 13, 2014
- 25,242
- 10,084
Founding Member
TheDouglas78;n167045 said:
Because he came to Florida under Muschamp. His old coach hired him back when he had an opening and those schools on average did worse on offense the year after he left
- Jun 12, 2014
- 16,331
- 14,785
Founding Member
Gator Fever;n167434 said:
I think we went over this an they were also worse we he got there except for one. We have gone through the numbers before Fever, and everytime we do you stop talking about it, because the numbers are not in Pease favor. I'm not going to waste my time with you on this subject again. The net loss is always against Pease, from when he got there, and then after he left.
- Jun 13, 2014
- 25,242
- 10,084
Founding Member
TheDouglas78;n167441 said:
The numbers the next season are in his favor a little you just ignore them. Roper was running about the same yards a game as Pease until Driskel was finally yanked also.
- Jun 12, 2014
- 16,331
- 14,785
Founding Member
Gator Fever;n167512 said:
We have gone over those number as well, and in all but one case they are still against him. The net loss after he has been there, has in all but one case been worse from when he took the job, and when he left it. Meaning there is a net negative. When I brought that up to you the last time, you disappeared.
- Jun 13, 2014
- 25,242
- 10,084
Founding Member
78 we will agree to disagree
- Jun 12, 2014
- 16,331
- 14,785
Founding Member
Gator Fever;n167594 said:
seems to a theme in this conversation.
QueenCityGator
University of Florida Alumnus
- Aug 12, 2014
- 1,582
- 398
The "order of blame" for our pathetic offense:
1. Muschamp
2. Driskel
3. Any Driskel backup who didn't have the obvious skills to dethrone him (Brissett/Murphy/Harris)
4. Pease
5. Roper
As long as Driskel was our quarterback, NO coach stood a chance to have a competent offense. I put Muschamp #1 b/c he was the idiot leader who could not make Driskel better, nor could Muschamp find someone better than him. Even though Pease/Roper spent most of the time with the offense, the head coach is always accountable.
1. Muschamp
2. Driskel
3. Any Driskel backup who didn't have the obvious skills to dethrone him (Brissett/Murphy/Harris)
4. Pease
5. Roper
As long as Driskel was our quarterback, NO coach stood a chance to have a competent offense. I put Muschamp #1 b/c he was the idiot leader who could not make Driskel better, nor could Muschamp find someone better than him. Even though Pease/Roper spent most of the time with the offense, the head coach is always accountable.
- Jun 16, 2014
- 959
- 5
Founding Member
I'm glad he's got a job after coaching offense under muschamp's heavy thumb.
( and I bet he can tell you all about the midline too)
( and I bet he can tell you all about the midline too)
- Jun 12, 2014
- 16,331
- 14,785
Founding Member
Gatoravatara;n167753 said:
I don't think JD ever had the mental toughiness it takes to be a good qb in the SEC, but he didn't have the coaches from the top down to make him one either.
