(N & I) Why does Foley Keep Muschamp?
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I would not be shocked if we lose every games and I started the season with a lot of hope.
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He's had Zook, Meyer and Muschump. We shouldn't be down for five years like this. Are you saying that he's infallible? Are you saying that if he makes poor decisions that there are no repercussions? If you are free from consequences what ensures that you'll do your best? Give me a break. Everyone is replaceable. He doesn't walk on water and has turned our program into a huge mess. Muschump wasn't the man for this job. Foley's decision to keep him was wrong. We all know it.T REX said:
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Nice poll but the reality is there was no good reason to keep him, the decision was irrational. The good thing for those of us living in the real world is the result was expected so my disappointment is minimized.
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me too, on boththreatmatrix said:
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Mainland_Buc_75;n57939 said:
This would be my vote, especially if we lose to TN. You can bet dawgchump will continue to throttle Roper and try to run the ball as much as possible. After firing the dawg Foley can easily turn the reins over to Roper for the rest of the season. With his hands no longer tied he can bench Driskel when he plays bad and insert Harris or Grier. If we can make some first downs, score with the offense, it will fire up the team, the D will be motivated again.. If we are competitive the rest of the year he can take over. If not the search that started Nov 3rd continues.
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Looks like Money is an issue. $8 mil to buy him out?
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I think this candidate could do better
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Look at the number of National Titles and there was a term Gator Slam that was coined in the last decade. Foley has earned his money and long leash. To say because of 2 hires out of many that Foley doesn't get at least the benefit of the doubt is just irrational.T REX said:
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http://www.alligatorarmy.com/2014/9/26/6849491/jeremy-foley-will-muschamp-full-2014-season
and the winner is - no slam dunk replacement
and the winner is - no slam dunk replacement
- Jun 13, 2014
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It's a decent article. And like I've said plenty of times Gundy admitted that he almost left for Tennessee, I read the article the other day. Look at Arkansas hiring Brett beleima, Cincinnati hiring tubberville. Texas hiring strong from Louisville. Not all teams are looking for an up and comer. Hiring a proven coach seems to be the trendy thing these days. And with SEC network teams athletic budgets are bigger( ours is top 5 nationally). I don't understand the notion that there's no decent replacement especially when it's one of the best if not the best jobs in the country.
uf is poor, no money
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If he was going to fire him it would have been after last year. At this point there is no reason to fire him right now. The team hasn't looked great, but they only have 1 loss and it was on the road to Alabama.
I don't have high hopes after watching the team play, but let's say they do turn it around and win the East... do you still think he should be fired?
I don't have high hopes after watching the team play, but let's say they do turn it around and win the East... do you still think he should be fired?
