Top UF Receiving Corps over the past 40 yrs

[Swamp Donkey]

Well, all Mullen needs to do is have a winning record next year to hurdle Butters and Chump. Doesn’t seem like a high bar. I’d wager he clears that and you look like an idiot.

Im sure he will have a winning record and be just slightly above the true Butters level. But not by much.

Just like his recruiting, just slightly better than Butters.

 

[soflagator]

Well, all Mullen needs to do is have a winning record next year to hurdle Butters and Chump. Doesn’t seem like a high bar. I’d wager he clears that and you look like an idiot.

 

[SeabeeGator]

Im sure he will have a winning record and be just slightly above the true Butters level. But not by much.

Just like his recruiting, just slightly better than Butters.

I’ll bet you right now that he gets a top 8 class this year and and 9+ wins next year. His issue isn’t coaching, it’s recruiting and staff management. Recruiting seems, just maybe, to be improving. At least there are positive signs. Staff management? We’ll see. That’s the one area I don’t think he’ll improve or change.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

I’ll bet you right now that he gets a top 8 class this year and and 9+ wins next year. .

This is about what I expect, more mehhhhhhh. 5th in SEC in recruiting and 2nd or 3rd in SEC East forever. You are what your resume says you are. He is a known quantity.

Will we go to the outback bowl or the citrus bowl?

 

[SeabeeGator]

this is about what I expect.

More mehhhhhhh.

Will we go to the outback bowl or the citrus bowl?

That wouldn’t be Butters 2.0 so it’s not what you’d expect. Butters 2.0 would be staring down the barrel of a mid-teens recruiting class and a pending disaster of a season - because that’s what actually happened.

 

[Gator Fever]

You remind me of that character on South Park that’s always nervous and scared. It’s gonna be alright little buddy.

We lose a lot of talent but a lot of young talent is coming back. There are some bright spots, notably Pitts, that will be around.

Well now with that and those 2 DE/Buck losses we take a step back next season and Mullen losing 35% of the blue chippers before camp this season.

 

[SeabeeGator]

Well now with that and those 2 DE/Buck losses we take a step back next season and Mullen losing 35% of the blue chippers before camp this season.

We aren’t losing 35% of BCs without replacing them. That’s how cfb works.

 

[Gator Fever]

We aren’t losing 35% of BCs without replacing them. That’s how cfb works.

He lost 35% of 2019 composite blue chippers before camp. No other team was even in that ballpark of losses.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

. Butters 2.0 would be staring down the barrel of a mid-teens recruiting class and a pending disaster

Butters had a #9 class? Or was it #7?

 

[Swamp Donkey]

He lost 35% of 2019 composite blue chippers before camp. No other team was even in that ballpark of losses.

Bad luck and #FakeNews. Twitter said we werent losing that many.

 

[soflagator]

Butters had a #9 class? Or was it #7?

That class was almost as bad as ‘19 in terms of defections. Lemons was always going to be a problem and Robinson was done by fall camp. Seems like there was someone else too.

 

[Gator Fever]

That class was almost as bad as ‘19 in terms of defections. Lemons was always going to be a problem and Robinson was done by fall camp. Seems like there was someone else too.

I am curious what happens in 2020 as this will be Mullens team almost entirely now.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

That class was almost as bad as ‘19 in terms of defections. Lemons was always going to be a problem and Robinson was done by fall camp. Seems like there was someone else too.

It was bad. Everything about Butters was bad, but, I mean, it's half the defections even if there is a third dude. That class is also basically all the talent we have on this team. Obviously it has a ton of wholes and a lot of dudes with pulses.

 

[ThreatMatrix]

Wouldn't whichever team that had the most receiving yards by default have the best receiver corp?

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Wouldn't whichever team that had the most receiving yards by default have the best receiver corp?

so, Mumme?

 

[soflagator]

I am curious what happens in 2020 as this will be Mullens team almost entirely now.

If ‘92, ‘07(and of course ‘13 and ‘17) are any indication, it will be a step back. You’re relying on JM’s final full class and a transition as your upperclassmen. It’s never been favorable for UF.

 

[SeabeeGator]

It was bad. Everything about Butters was bad, but, I mean, it's half the defections even if there is a third dude. That class is also basically all the talent we have on this team. Obviously it has a ton of wholes and a lot of dudes with pulses.

I mean, wouldn’t you expect that class to be our contributors now? They’re juniors/r. Sophs. Not a very strong argument.

 

[Gator Fever]

If ‘92, ‘07(and of course ‘13 and ‘17) are any indication, it will be a step back. You’re relying on JM’s final full class and a transition as your upperclassmen. It’s never been favorable for UF.

Won't even be close to 07 scenario. We had one of the best offenses in the country and great talent on defense that just needed one more year to strengthen up.

Mullen will just have a less overall talented team than he inherited in 2018 due to his recruiting.

 

[ThreatMatrix]

This is a trick question. Given that the OP is '78 the answer is UCF.

 

[soflagator]

Won't even be close to 07 scenario. We had one of the best offenses in the country and great talent on defense that just needed one more year to strengthen up.

Mullen will just have a less overall talented team than he inherited in 2018 due to his recruiting.

I don’t disagree with the idea that we’re a far cry from 2007, but don’t think we’ll be less talented than 2018. At a minimum we’ve recruited slightly better than JM. Those 15-17 classes were atrocious. Outside of WR, I can’t think of a single position we won’t be as talented or more.