Law's illegitimate Child Has UF Unranked

[Swamp Donkey]

You realize the name calling and accusations of day drinking come just moments after you liked a post that stated uga wasn’t bowl eligible because of Spurrier. Apparently it was our 11 wins over them and not their 51 losses total over those 12 years that kept them at home for bowl season. Good to know.

We took their manhood. Like Saban took Meyer's. Saban only beat him twice but he left here 7-5.

And Mullinz never had any.

 

[soflagator]

We took their manhood.

They stumbled into Jax in 1990 already at 4-4. So you’ll have to try harder.

And just to kind of bring this thread back around, of their 4 total wins that year two were mid majors Southern Miss, East Carolina, one was Vandy, and the last was the mighty (7-5) Crimson Tide.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

They stumbled into Jax in 1990 already at 4-4. So you’ll have to try harder.

Ray Goof!!!!!!!!

The man who taught Chimp everything he knew!

 

[neteng]

No. Dan has played an easier schedule in some aspects. Is it some gigantic difference? No. The West was garbage for most of the 90s, minus '91 Ala, '92 Ala(we lost), '93 Aub(we lost), '94 Aub(we lost), '94 Ala, and '99 Ala(we lost, twice). There's a reason why teams like Ark and Msu made it to Atl.

There's also a reason why an undefeated Aub in 2004 was left out. The SEC was not considered to be what it is today. Not even close. We set that standard in 2006.



Those power house programs of Aub, Lsu and uga combined for a total of 16 seasons where they won 6 games or less during Spurrier's 12 years. As Bait'n said, they were hoping for bowl eligibility virtually every season. We had two really good teams on our schedule nearly every year. We split them. We routinely have two really good teams on our schedule now. The particular jersey color makes no difference.

As for super flexible Spurrier, you do realize that the Choke was in his 5th season here, the shotgun finally made its appearance at the end of his 7th, and discovering that we had a pretty good running back named Fred Taylor that should be featured, not Johnson, took until the final few games of his 8th. Coaches are stubborn.

No argument for me on TG. If Mullen were axed today, I'd largely be ok with it for the sole reason that he's kept that piece of garbage on our sidelines.

Look at all those except this and except that, there was a reason for this and a reason for that...dude, stop it. Our schedule last year was a cake walk. Want some exceptions...Stetson Bennett. There is a big one for ya. The SEC East has been garbage since 2005. SOS had to go to Aub and LSU on the road every other year and back that up with UGA. Sprinkle in some Bama and open the season with UT every season. Geesh...its not even close.

 

[Bait'n Gator]

Look at all those except this and except that, there was a reason for this and a reason for that...dude, stop it. Our schedule last year was a cake walk. Want some exceptions...Stetson Bennett. There is a big one for ya. The SEC East has been garbage since 2005. SOS had to go to Aub and LSU on the road every other year and back that up with UGA. Sprinkle in some Bama and open the season with UT every season. Geesh...its not even close.

Those are mostly feelings and opinions. But you know what's not a feeling? The fact that UF played 3 top 10 SEC teams last year, never happened under SOS. Most years he only played one top 10 SEC team and that was either Tenn or whoever he meet in the SEC championship.

You guys are being to defensive about this, no one is comparing Mullens dorky ass to SOS, everyone knows who's the better coach. But to pretend like the SEC was as dominant as it is now in the 90's is laughable. 4 national titles from 80 to 2001. 12 or 13 since, but yeah it used to be so much more dominant.

 

[CGgater]

Those are mostly feelings and opinions. But you know what's not a feeling? The fact that UF played 3 top 10 SEC teams last year, never happened under SOS. Most years he only played one top 10 SEC team and that was either Tenn or whoever he meet in the SEC championship.

You guys are being to defensive about this, no one is comparing Mullens dorky ass to SOS, everyone knows who's the better coach. But to pretend like the SEC was as dominant as it is now in the 90's is laughable. 4 national titles from 80 to 2001. 12 or 13 since, but yeah it used to be so much more dominant.

SOS himself admitted during his departing press conference that his dominance might have been due to the SEC being down a bit during his tenure. Of course, it didn't hurt to have one of the greatest coaches wearing O&B at the time.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

the Stone age nature of SEC offenses have always made the conference susceptible to a Steve Spurrier or Brady at LSU.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

But to pretend like the SEC was as dominant as it is now in the 90's is laughable. 4 national titles from 80 to 2001. 12 or 13 since, but yeah it used to be so much more dominant.

you're the one being obtuse.

we said the SEC TODAY sucks. it is not 2009 anymore.

Tennessee sucks
Florida sucks
Auburn sucks
LSU sucks.
Arkansas sucks.

The conference, not Alabama but the conference, is garbage today.


the SEC was dominant in the 90s, three teams winning a national championship and one other Auburn 93 getting robbed of it.
in the 2006-2012 Florida Alabama LSU and Auburn again won national championships.
it's been almost a decade since the sec's had more than one elite team..
mk
the SEC is now full of teams that are totally incompetent on both sides of the ball often or marginally competent on one side and totally incompetent on the other (like Mullen).

go back and look at the bowl records of the SEC teams in the 90s versus today. 94-97 I think the SEC average 8-1.

 

[Bait'n Gator]

you're the one being obtuse.

we said the SEC today sucks.

the SEC was dominant in the 90s, three teams winning a national championship and one other Auburn 93 getting robbed of it.
in the 2000s Florida Alabama LSU and Auburn again won national championships.
it's been almost a decade since the sec's had more than one elite team..

the SEC is now full of teams that are totally incompetent on both sides of the ball often or marginally competent on one side and totally incompetent on the other (like Mullen).

go back and look at the bowl records of the SEC teams in the 90s versus today.

They had 4 top fuching 10 teams to finish 2020. . Again you old fuchs are just reminiscing about the "good ole days" back when your dicks still worked and not looking at the actual facts.

You know swamp donkey is on the ropes when he starts using Ray Goff an example to prove his point.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

They had 4 top fuching 10 teams to finish 2020.

LMAO... Out of the 50 teams that played?

wooooooot!


I pray to sweet baby Jesus every night and thank him for Ray Goof.

 

[Bait'n Gator]

LMAO... Out of the 50 teams that played?

wooooooot!


I pray to sweet baby Jesus every night and thank him for Ray Goof.

Name a single team that didn't play that would have been in the top 10 over any of those 4. If you haven't started drinking yet maybe you should start.

 

[soflagator]

Look at all those except this and except that, there was a reason for this and a reason for that...dude, stop it. Our schedule last year was a cake walk. Want some exceptions...Stetson Bennett. There is a big one for ya. The SEC East has been garbage since 2005. SOS had to go to Aub and LSU on the road every other year and back that up with UGA. Sprinkle in some Bama and open the season with UT every season. Geesh...its not even close.

Either you’re in your early 20’s or in the beginning stages of dementia(which may explain the Rachel Adams thing). Lsu was complete trash during the 90s. At one point they had a guy named Curley as their coach—I really want you to say that out loud. Where NOLA lives if you mention the name Dinardo, entire families go to war. They sucked. Our having to go there every other year was not much different than having to go to Nashville. The only team they fielded that had a pulse was ‘97, and guess what happened?

The bulldogs were not quite as bad, but tried. They had three decent teams(‘90, 92, 97). When you have three coaches in a 12 year span, and not because any left of their own accord, that should tell you something(see UF 2010-17). That game will always be tricky, and Spurrier had their number, but they weren’t very good.

Aub was what Aub seems to always be. Very hot and cold. Someone mentioned Pat Dye, which is a good point. Solid coach. The problem is he was only there Spurrier’s first three seasons. They were super good in ‘93 & ‘94, and they beat us on both occasions. Only 1997 did they win 10 games again in his entire tenure. They were mostly bad but still carried the Aub name and concern for most Gators.

To be clear, no one, including Meyer, ever saw the vols teams that Spurrier did. I’d put them really close to what Alabama is today. Just a machine in most years. The problem was simply we were even better. Almost Lsu like in that they did have a lot of success but just found themselves in the wrong division. Still an imperfect analogy as they were way better than any Lsu team I’ve seen.

And the fsu that he faced was the Alabama of that era. Again, no one except him ever experienced that. So again, I have not, and will not, say that the schedules are exact equals. But everyone knew the SEC East, and often the whole conference, ran through the third week of September very much like people considered the Ala/Lsu game to be the same in recent years. Once we got over that game, it was usually tough to find another team that really stood in our way(again, outside of name) until fsu. None of this takes anything away from Spurrier at all. It’s just lookout things objectively. It was a harder schedule because of acute situations. He was also able to lose more than half the time to the best team he faced while still winning the SEC, a luxury any current UF coach does not have. Very different all around.

 

[Durty South Swamp]

8-4. Taking Ls from bammer, corn dogs, dwags, and some other shtbag team we have no business losing to.

Like every season....

 

[GatorInGeorgia]

Those are mostly feelings and opinions. But you know what's not a feeling? The fact that UF played 3 top 10 SEC teams last year, never happened under SOS. Most years he only played one top 10 SEC team and that was either Tenn or whoever he meet in the SEC championship.

You guys are being to defensive about this, no one is comparing Mullens dorky ass to SOS, everyone knows who's the better coach. But to pretend like the SEC was as dominant as it is now in the 90's is laughable. 4 national titles from 80 to 2001. 12 or 13 since, but yeah it used to be so much more dominant.

It’s a lot more top heavy these days. Bama accounts for what, 8 of those titles? The conference was much tougher top to bottom in the 90s.

 

[soflagator]

It’s a lot more top heavy these days. Bama accounts for what, 8 of those titles? The conference was much tougher top to bottom in the 90s.

How?

Teams like Usce, Mizzou, Msu, Ark have a ceiling. It’s why we scoff when they “win” their respective division. It means that division is weak at the moment. That 2010-2014 stretch in the East is almost identical to much of the West in the 90s/early200s when teams like Ark and Msu were going to Atl. We can say it was meat grinder all we want. Records say it was not. And national respect echoes that opinion. The best team in the SEC from ‘90-2001(generally UF) wasn’t just being left out of the NC game, it was being pummeled by the best teams of the ACC, Big12, and Big East on a consistent basis. That’s not debatable.

We’ve simply seen a power shift from UF/UT and occasionally Ala/Aub...to Ala/uga and occasionally UF/Lsu. Some teams are tougher, some worse. But the idea that it’s a wildly different scene is wrong.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

. That 2010-2014 stretch in the East is almost identical to much of the West in the 90s/.

This is true, but we didnt PLAY in the West. The West sucked. Not as bad as the east now but there was always some dumpster fire team getting ready to fire their coach and fighting Vandy for last.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

It’s a lot more top heavy these days. Bama accounts for what, 8 of those titles? The conference was much tougher top to bottom in the 90s.

Exactly.
Bammer is it now. Yes they are more dominant now than we were then, if that somehow makes some of you feel better.

That doesnt say anything about the SEC, it says something about Bammer.

 

[soflagator]

This is true, but we didnt PLAY in the West.
We played innthe east whichbwas widely recong innthe which was universally recognized as the toughest conference.

Well, I don’t think I have to tell anyone that you’re hammered after that mishmash nonsense. But I’ll give it a go nonetheless.

While the mighty SEC East was dealing with 3 different coaches at UK, 3 different coaches changes at Usce, 3 different coaches at uga, and 4 different coaches at VU, all in 12 years, those teams not located in either Gainesville or Knoxville accounted for an average of just over 4 wins per season.

It appears I’m obviously rather new to college football, so maybe you can tell me...4 wins per season...is that good?

 

[NOLAGATOR]

SOS was our Jesus. Dan is way better than the last two we had. He took Satan to late in the 4th qtr with MUCH less talent last year and a QB that law said was trash. Was he trash or MUCH better than that? Whatever. Im gonna be screaming my lungs out next year either way.

Coach...This might explain why you vote DEM?

Brother...You can't see it?

Recruiting...Grantham...DanVader...COVID Crowd Noise...Mailing it in for a "Major BOWL" on National TV?​

 

[NOLAGATOR]

SOS was our Jesus. Dan is way better than the last two we had. He took Satan to late in the 4th qtr with MUCH less talent last year and a QB that law said was trash. Was he trash or MUCH better than that? Whatever. Im gonna be screaming my lungs out next year either way.

Let us know how that goes?

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