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Post by tapsgator on Jan 13, 2024 21:25:09 GMT -5
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Post by wahhappen on Jan 13, 2024 22:54:30 GMT -5
The best part of the article is where it lists the schools he has coached at. The guy spent 3-4 years at UF, the second longest stint in his career, yet we were not even mentioned by name. Miami, South Carolina, Auburn all got called out, and we were included in the “among other schools.” But they did credit Muschamp as being a former Gators coach.
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Post by tapsgator on Jan 17, 2024 15:49:37 GMT -5
Corey Raymond expected to go back to LSU. Good luck with that shit. Guy can't coach. Or recruit. Or block. And he takes plays off. I know because I read it on Gator Country.
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Post by wahhappen on Jan 17, 2024 17:33:47 GMT -5
Corey Raymond expected to go back to LSU. Good luck with that shit. Guy can't coach. Or recruit. Or block. And he takes plays off. I know because I read it on Gator Country. I can't remember which article it was - because they are all pretty much the same these days - but Napier said something to the effect of Raymond and Spencer were actually really good at what they do, but he felt we needed to make a change at those positions. He called it a "tough decision". He really said that out loud to somebody with a recording device and/or brain to write down for the public to read. |
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Post by g8rfan on Jan 17, 2024 17:41:29 GMT -5
Corey Raymond expected to go back to LSU. Good luck with that shit. Guy can't coach. Or recruit. Or block. And he takes plays off. I know because I read it on Gator Country. I can't remember which article it was - because they are all pretty much the same these days - but Napier said something to the effect of Raymond and Spencer were actually really good at what they do, but he felt we needed to make a change at those positions. He called it a "tough decision". He really said that out loud to somebody with a recording device and/or brain to write down for the public to read. He has a history of saying things that don’t make sense. The best investment he could make is a PR person and an in ear monitor. |
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Post by wahhappen on Jan 17, 2024 17:53:05 GMT -5
I can't remember which article it was - because they are all pretty much the same these days - but Napier said something to the effect of Raymond and Spencer were actually really good at what they do, but he felt we needed to make a change at those positions. He called it a "tough decision". He really said that out loud to somebody with a recording device and/or brain to write down for the public to read. He has a history of saying things that don’t make sense. The best investment he could make is a PR person and an in ear monitor. This is true, and since he has a history of doing the exact opposite of the most logical play, his next step will be to go on a Twitter (refuse to call it X) rampage with full video reporting of how great things are going in Gainesville. |
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Post by tapsgator on Jan 18, 2024 13:03:11 GMT -5
Guys it's going to be fine, I spoke to a high ranking Gator official with inside knowledge who assured me that everybody associated with the program, from returning players to coaches to analysts to assistants to the assistant of interior line play when going into the wind, will be a year older in 2024 than they were in 2023. This should result in approximately one year of extra wisdom which will lead to one year of betterness. It's an advantage that very few teams are aware of.
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Post by g8rfan on Jan 18, 2024 16:32:26 GMT -5
Guys it's going to be fine, I spoke to a high ranking Gator official with inside knowledge who assured me that everybody associated with the program, from returning players to coaches to analysts to assistants to the assistant of interior line play when going into the wind, will be a year older in 2024 than they were in 2023. This should result in approximately one year of extra wisdom which will lead to one year of betterness. It's an advantage that very few teams are aware of. It makes sense if ya think about it. Wait. What? |
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