I wonder who will take his place??

My picks

1 .Corn Pop
2. Crack head son as he's the smartest person Dementia Joe has ever met
3. Wild Card... Whoever the CCP tells him to nominate

Whoever it is they will have to put the name on the teleprompter as there is no chance this mentally challenged moron will remember it on the 15 foot walk to the podium

Anyone have info on tv schedule for signing day, live commitments, etc?

please delete thread...thanks!

Go Gators!

It really seems like Jack Pyburn is trending pretty strongly to UF (especially with the last visit, and his parents) .....

So combine a defensive class .... with

Shemar James
Harold Perkins
Jack Pyburn

I know Pyburn seems like a DE .... but he also screams LB too ..... these are some rough / tough/ physical and FAST players

Kamari Wilson
Devin Moore
Jacoby Matthews


That's a hell of a group -- and for a transition class, those 'seem' like players that would get a hell of a lot of PT and production !!!!

Announcement Times:

DJ Allen announces at 2:00 Tuesday

Jack Pyburn announces at 3:30 Tuesday

Wednesday:

Miguel Mitchell 9:00am

Jalen Farmer 9:00am

Hayden Hansen 9:30am

Caden Story 10:30am

Citizen 11:00am

Andrew Savaiinaea 11:45am

Danny Lewis 2:00pm

Max Brown 2:00pm

Harold Perkins 2:15pm

Caleb Douglas 2:20pm

Jacoby Mathews 7:00pm

Waiting to hear from Arlis and Trevor.

Top 2:
Caden Story: Clemson or UF
Arlis Boardingham: UF or Oregon
DJ Allen: TCU or UF
Kevonte Henry: Oklahoma or UF
Jacoby Mathews: LSU or UF
Emmarion Winston: Washington or UF
Caleb Douglas: UF or LSU
Matthew McCoy: UF or Miami

Top 3:
Danny Lewis: LSU/Bama/UF
Harold Perkins: UF/LSU/JSU
Jordan James: UF/Ore/UGA

My MLL in order (changes hourly):
M.McCoy (Think the Kid likely would have signed early if we had let him)
J.James (Everything I've said about slowplaying Dudley and others that hurt UF, here we are on the other side)
DJ Allen (TCU commit for so long, does not sign early and then takes this UF visit)
Perkins (Could go in several directions, fingers crossed for next Wed)
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Mathews (Great visit to UF, late visit to LSU may be tough to overcome)
Boardingham (Oregon may not take, lets see if visits them this weekend)
E.Winston (Visited Washington last weekend, they seem optimistic)
C.Douglas (LSU trending up, closer to home, can KC bring this one home, Spiegelman put in a LSU futurecast to LSU last night)
K.Henry (its kind of late to make a 1st impression, seems happy with Oklahoma option)
D.Lewis (If he visits this weekend, anything can happen, made it through Bama OV without committing)
C.Story (his Auburn coach now at Clemson will be tough to overcome, we also hesitated in offering)
Citizen (Aub-LSU battle)

Was curious to see how some former Gators hoopsters who portalled out are doing this year. Locke is shooting 35.1% from the field, 36.6% from 3 pt range, 66.7% FTs, and averaging 9.8 pts per game in 26 minutes per game for L’ville. All career lows except points per game he was 9.4 ppg 3 years ago. Otherwise all career lows. Hmmm.

Allen to TCU as expected.

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According to this study.

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Biden is a Fu@king idiot. 45 minutes late I’m sure because their sh!ts still a mess, He says let me be clear all the damn time, that’s the problem nothing is ever F’ing clear with this dolt! He offers his gratitude to the brave men & women of the armed forces? They wouldn’t be in this mess if they wouldn’t have made such a detrimental move as they did. F this guy!

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If so, I blame FSU for being a dumpster fire

Wondering if you were going to do a final predictions tonight for remaining targets.

announced per the Twitters.

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Anyone else get contacted by Ryan Schulman the Associate Director of Development for UF Football for an in-person meeting? I think it's great that the are reaching out to us Boosters and Season Ticket Holders. I can't remember in my 40 years of being a season ticket holder of that happening.

SEC Announces 2022 Softball Preseason Coaches' Poll

The Gators will host SEC preseason favorite Alabama, along with Arkansas and Tennessee who were picked third and fourth in the SEC Preseason Coaches' Poll.





GAINESVILLE, Fla. - The Southeastern Conference announced the 2022 SEC Softball Preseason Coaches' Poll Monday afternoon after a vote from the league's 13 head coaches.



The Gators, 2021 SEC Regular Season Champions, are predicted to finish second place this upcoming season. The program picked up three first-place votes and accumulated 131 total points, while Alabama was picked the preseason favorite with seven first-place votes and 138 points.



Arkansas nabbed two first-place votes and 124 points for a predicted third place finish and Tennessee secured one first-place vote and 103 points to round out the top four teams.

Florida finished the 2021 season with a 19-5 record in conference play, which led to its league-leading ninth SEC Regular Season Championship and UF was the only program in the conference to win every SEC series in 2021.

This year the program returns a plethora of players from last year's squad, which includes NFCA All-Americans Charla Echols, Hannah Adams and Elizabeth Hightower. That trio anchors a group of 16 returning contributors from last season, along with the addition of 2021 transfer Skylar Wallace and six newcomers.

Entering their first year with the program is graduate transfer Marissa Mesiemore, and freshmen Cali Decker, Lexie Delbrey, Kendra Falby, Sam Roe and Reagan Walsh. Roe, a catcher, joined the program this January as an early enrollee and Mesiemore is a graduate transfer from FGCU.

The Gators are slated to host Mississippi State (March 12-14), Tennessee (March 25-27), Alabama (April 9-11) and Arkansas (April 22-24). In addition, Florida will host the 2022 SEC Tournament (May 10-14) for the first time since 2005 at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. Ticket information for the SEC Tournament will be announced at a later date.

Florida opens its 2022 season Friday, Feb. 11, at 5:30 p.m. against Illinois State in Tampa, Fla. at USF's tournament. The program's first home game is set for Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 6 p.m. against Jacksonville.

2022 SEC Softball Preseason Coaches' Poll
(First-Place Votes in Parentheses)
Place

School

Points

1.

Alabama (7)

138

2.

Florida (3)

131

3.

Arkansas (2)

124

4.

Tennessee (1)

103

5.

Missouri

97

6.

LSU

93

7.

Georgia

78


Kentucky

78

9.

Ole Miss

47

10.

Texas A&M

41

11.

Auburn

36

12.

Mississippi State

35

13.

South Carolina

13



Points for the poll were awarded on a 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 basis. Coaches were not allowed to vote for their own team.

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"It’s good to remember GDP is a year-over-year number. In other words, it’s easier to have a high percentage increase in the current year if you’re rolling over a large decrease in the prior year. In 2020, red and blue state governors shut down their states’ economies to slow the pandemic’s spread.

With our economy shut down, GDP understandably declined by a significant 3.4%, the largest drop since at least 1948. So, with the bar set at an historic low of -3.4% in 2020, GDP naturally rebounded in 2021. No surprise here.

To make the nature of this 5.7% increase even clearer, let’s look at GDP dollars (as opposed to percentages). In 2019 (pre-pandemic), GDP was about $19 trillion. Because the economy was shut down for much of 2020, GDP dropped to about $18.4 trillion. In 2021, it rose again to about $19.4 trillion. That’s an increase for 2021 of 2% over 2019, a fairer comparison and a less than impressive gain.

The fact is that when states reopened, given the depths to which the economy sank, GDP was going to increase no matter what Biden did. As it turns out, GDP increased only 2% over its pre-pandemic level – and that was with gargantuan government spending."

Bottom line, as states reopened their economies in 2021, GDP growth not surprisingly recovered and would have done so – without a 40-year high in the inflation rate – had Biden simply done nothing."