Napier’s first full offseason thread

[MertzJay26]

@oxrageous ”you warthog-faced buffoon…”

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Stealing that one

 

[oxrageous]

Stealing that one

Like I did?

 

[MertzJay26]

Like I did?

 

[Back Alley Gator]

To the pain...

 

[Mgnihilo]

They've had one year, you warthog-faced buffoon. The jury is still out, and anyone other than a hating asshat would see that.

8 wins certainly isn't too much to ask - less than that will be disappointing.

All-time favorite movie.

 

[LagoonGator68]

Looks like Billy got some starters out of the portal!

 

[jdh5484]

 

[Egor's Assistant]

Fairly hefty list for a 6-win team.

 

[Bernardo de la Paz]

“As of my training data (2021), there are no specific "NIL laws" for college athletes in Florida. However, the state has passed the "Florida Fair Pay to Play Act" in June 2021, which allows college athletes to earn compensation for the use of their name, image, and likeness (NIL) starting July 1, 2023. This makes Florida one of the first states in the US to enact such legislation, which is aimed at providing compensation to student-athletes who have long been prohibited from being paid despite the huge financial profits generated by college sports.”

chatgpt)

Florida's repeal of the NIL law clears the committee's hurdle on Wednesday - Florida News

Florida moved closer to effectively repealing its Names, Images and Likenesses (NIL) Act during a Senate committee meeting on Wednesday.

localtoday.news

 

[jdh5484]

Fairly hefty list for a 6-win team.

 

[oxrageous]

TCU has 9? That's the one that's surprising.

 

[Durty South Swamp]

i was told all our players were trash.

 

[oxrageous]

i was told all our players were trash.

The only player on that list that's going to do anything in the NFL may be Torrence, and he was brought over from Louisiana.

 

[soflagator]

i was told all our players were trash.

I realize you’re kind of stirring the pot here, but the real issue with the past two regimes’ recruiting isn’t that there were never any bright spots. Rather, it was that they were isolated. Dexter can be a great player but if teams only have to worry about him, he’s very easy to neutralize. Torrence is one of Napier‘s guys, the other Torrence played well but I would be shocked if he does anything. Cox will do nothing and Copeland didn’t play for us last year. And all of this stems back to an erratic QB who also makes the list. That list isn’t nearly impressive as it looks on the surface.

 

[Concrete Helmet]

The only player on that list that's going to do anything in the NFL may be Torrence, and he was brought over from Louisiana.

Our guys will do fine as long as they don't put over a buck eighty five on the bench press or require a sub 5 second 40...

 

[Durty South Swamp]

The only player on that list that's going to do anything in the NFL may be Torrence, and he was brought over from Louisiana.

Didn't realize you were such a gator hater.

 

[ThreatMatrix]

Didn't realize you were such a warthog-faced buffoon, gator hating asshat.

FIFY

 

[t-gator]

The truth is we underperformed on the field this year. Next year we do have a 6 win type of roster so if Napier can beat that I think we should be excited about year 3.

 

[Lucius]

ChatGPT is not very specific in solutions to our plight :


Q: Do you think the Florida Gators have a chance to become dominant in football like they were 15 years ago?


A: As an AI language model, I don't have personal opinions, but I can provide some information that might help answer this question.

The Florida Gators have a storied football program and have experienced periods of dominance in the past. However, success in college football is dependent on many factors, including coaching, recruiting, player development, and injuries.

In recent years, the Gators have had a solid program, but they have not consistently been at the top of the SEC. To become a dominant force like they were 15 years ago, the Gators would need to have sustained success on the field and continued to build a strong program through recruiting and player development.

Ultimately, the future success of the Florida Gators football program is dependent on many factors and cannot be predicted with certainty. However, their history of success and the resources available to them suggest that they have the potential to once again become a dominant force in college football.

 

[soflagator]

ChatGPT is not very specific in solutions to our plight :


Q: Do you think the Florida Gators have a chance to become dominant in football like they were 15 years ago?


A: As an AI language model, I don't have personal opinions, but I can provide some information that might help answer this question.

The Florida Gators have a storied football program and have experienced periods of dominance in the past. However, success in college football is dependent on many factors, including coaching, recruiting, player development, and injuries.

In recent years, the Gators have had a solid program, but they have not consistently been at the top of the SEC. To become a dominant force like they were 15 years ago, the Gators would need to have sustained success on the field and continued to build a strong program through recruiting and player development.

Ultimately, the future success of the Florida Gators football program is dependent on many factors and cannot be predicted with certainty. However, their history of success and the resources available to them suggest that they have the potential to once again become a dominant force in college football.