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Change is coming to the Gator's offense

And what's funny to me about that, is the guy you call a retard is liked more than any of the 3 un-liked turds floating around in the Gator punch bowl....

GN79 Posts 6996 - Likes 1725 = 24.6%

So, how's it feel to be running your un-liked mouth at one of your many betters?

With one or two more un-liked turds chiming in, you guys could go back to being the infamous 'circle of jerks' spewing your usual and always boring village idiocy...

more likes updates from the guy that doesn't care about likes.
 
And what's funny to me about that, is the guy you call a retard is liked more than any of the 3 un-liked turds floating around in the Gator punch bowl....

GN79 Posts 6996 - Likes 1725 = 24.6%

So, how's it feel to be running your un-liked mouth at one of your many betters?

With one or two more un-liked turds chiming in, you guys could go back to being the infamous 'circle of jerks' spewing your usual and always boring village idiocy...
The general census on this board is that you're a d-bag...some of those likes are from me too because even though you're petty, a know it all and arrogant I can still like your post if I agree with it. My percentage of likes?!? LMFAO....You need some serious help Insta.
 
Take it from sadgator...if you’re really interested in increasing your “like” total, all you gotta do is post a gif of a hot chick or a cat doing something silly...

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Your problem is that I never post hot chicks nor cats, and I couldn't care less who or why someone likes a post of mine. The little boys that like Sad's soft-porn posts are not a concern of mine in the least. Sad seems to fit the audience that he plays to...

As I've already pointed out, I didn't brag about my posting likes, I just showed the Little Loopy Lizzy that his, and a few other VI's here, claims that NOBODY likes me is total BS.

But liking me or not does not change or affect my posting, I G-a-S about who likes me or not. I'll leave that kind of little boy bs up to those that are interested in it. I just like slappin' the liars in the face with the facts, and then laughing at the little boy machinations that result from it. SL@U
 
And now back to the thread topic, which according to the fun-boyz, nobody but me ever veers off from...
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Gator 2021 21 Receivers by Height/class:

TE Jonathan Odom 6-6 240 rsFr
TE Nick Elksnis 6-6 237 Fr
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WR Justin Shorter 6-5 227 rsJr (25, #2 in receptions)
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TE Kemore Gamble 6-4 252 rsSr (10)
WR Trent Whittemore 6-4 213 rsSo (9, injured out for 3 Gms)

TE Gage Wilcox 6-4 228 Fr
TE/LS Rocco Underwood 6-4 220 Fr
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TE Keon Zipperer 6-3 240 Jr (11)
WR Ja'Markis Weston 6-3 212 rsSo (1)
WR Ja'Quavion Fraziars 6-3 215 So (1)
WR Xzavier Henderson 6-3 196 So (9, best newbee)
WR Marcus Burke 6-3 180 Fr
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WR Daeion Reynolds 6-2 201 Fr
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WR Rick Wells 6-1 204 rsSr (12)
WR Jordan Pouncey 6-1 212 rsSr (1)
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WR Jacob Copeland 6-0 204 rsJr (23, #3 in receptions)
RB Lorenzo Lingard 6-0 206 rsJr
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RB Malik Davis 5-10 198 rsSr (31, #1 in receptions)
RB Dameon Pierce 5-10 212 Sr (17, #5 in receptions)

RB Demarkcus Bowman 5-10 187 rsFr
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RB Nay'Quan Wright 5-9 197 rsSo (19, #4 in receptions)
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BOLD are starters or co-starters, but I expect to see 4-5 more getting quality playing time.
(2020 # of receptions)

The 3 returning RB's were #1, #4, and #5 in receptions, 67 combined.
The 2 top returning (#2 & #3) WR's combined for 48
So the top 5 returning receivers combined for 115 receptions.
Note: The 2 returning TE's had 21 combined bringing the total to 136.

The Gator QB room has plenty of talented and experienced receivers to throw to for 2021.
Add in a 'new and improved' OL with 5 quality RB's and a more balanced offense should occur.
 
And now back to the thread topic, which according to the fun-boyz, nobody but me ever veers off from...
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Gator 2021 21 Receivers by Height/class:

TE Jonathan Odom 6-6 240 rsFr
TE Nick Elksnis 6-6 237 Fr
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WR Justin Shorter 6-5 227 rsJr (25, #2 in receptions)
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TE Kemore Gamble 6-4 252 rsSr (10)
WR Trent Whittemore 6-4 213 rsSo (9, injured out for 3 Gms)

TE Gage Wilcox 6-4 228 Fr
TE/LS Rocco Underwood 6-4 220 Fr
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TE Keon Zipperer 6-3 240 Jr (11)
WR Ja'Markis Weston 6-3 212 rsSo (1)
WR Ja'Quavion Fraziars 6-3 215 So (1)
WR Xzavier Henderson 6-3 196 So (9, best newbee)
WR Marcus Burke 6-3 180 Fr
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WR Daeion Reynolds 6-2 201 Fr
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WR Rick Wells 6-1 204 rsSr (12)
WR Jordan Pouncey 6-1 212 rsSr (1)
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WR Jacob Copeland 6-0 204 rsJr (23, #3 in receptions)
RB Lorenzo Lingard 6-0 206 rsJr
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RB Malik Davis 5-10 198 rsSr (31, #1 in receptions)
RB Dameon Pierce 5-10 212 Sr (17, #5 in receptions)

RB Demarkcus Bowman 5-10 187 rsFr
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RB Nay'Quan Wright 5-9 197 rsSo (19, #4 in receptions)
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BOLD are starters or co-starters, but I expect to see 4-5 more getting quality playing time.
(2020 # of receptions)

The 3 returning RB's were #1, #4, and #5 in receptions, 67 combined.
The 2 top returning (#2 & #3) WR's combined for 48
So the top 5 returning receivers combined for 115 receptions.
Note: The 2 returning TE's had 21 combined bringing the total to 136.

The Gator QB room has plenty of talented and experienced receivers to throw to for 2021.
Add in a 'new and improved' OL with 5 quality RB's and a more balanced offense should occur.
We have a lot of bodies. And some talent, no question. But it's almost all unproven talent. And the QB is also unproven. This is a good time to have an experienced line, which we have, which should make things easier. But with this much unproven talent I am going to need to see it happen on the field. We might be fantastic on offense this year, and that would really make me happy. There's just not many people to point to and say "this guy has proven on the field that he is a game changing go to playmaker type". So I need to see it happen before I get bullish on this offense.
 
I think it will be good because Mullen has proven more often than not he can put a good offense on the field. How good I don’t think we know yet. I’m not really worried about the offense to be honest.
 
We have a lot of bodies. And some talent, no question. But it's almost all unproven talent. And the QB is also unproven. This is a good time to have an experienced line, which we have, which should make things easier. But with this much unproven talent I am going to need to see it happen on the field. We might be fantastic on offense this year, and that would really make me happy. There's just not many people to point to and say "this guy has proven on the field that he is a game changing go to playmaker type". So I need to see it happen before I get bullish on this offense.

Kind of how I see it also. We have some talent but we don't really know how good the new starting QB will be and we don't know if the O line will start really run blocking well as they were much better pass blocking this past season. Just glad we at least get 2 easy games under our belt before the new offense has that big test.
 
I don't see the lack of returning experience???

For the 2020 season:
The 3 returning RB's were #1, #4, and #5 in receptions, 67 combined.
The 2 top returning (#2 & #3) WR's combined for 48 receptions.
So the top 5 returning receivers combined for 115 receptions.
Note: The 2 returning TE's had 21 combined bringing the total to 136 receptions.
And the best 2 RB's had a 4.7 ypc average, even with last year's OL.

Of course the new projected starting QB doesn't have any starts, but it's not like he's never played in a game or only has 'mop-up' experience.

Emory Jones
6-2 210 rsJr (his 4th year in Dan's system. They know each other.
P - 55 of 86, 64%, for 613 yds, 11.1 yds/rec, 7 TD's, 1 Int, L-48
R - 92 for 514 yds, 5.6 ypc, 6 TD's, L-29
Total Offense - 178 plays for 1,127 Yds, 13 TD's.
 
I don't see the lack of returning experience???

For the 2020 season:
The 3 returning RB's were #1, #4, and #5 in receptions, 67 combined.
The 2 top returning (#2 & #3) WR's combined for 48 receptions.
So the top 5 returning receivers combined for 115 receptions.
Note: The 2 returning TE's had 21 combined bringing the total to 136 receptions.
And the best 2 RB's had a 4.7 ypc average, even with last year's OL.

Of course the new projected starting QB doesn't have any starts, but it's not like he's never played in a game or only has 'mop-up' experience.

Emory Jones
6-2 210 rsJr (his 4th year in Dan's system. They know each other.
P - 55 of 86, 64%, for 613 yds, 11.1 yds/rec, 7 TD's, 1 Int, L-48
R - 92 for 514 yds, 5.6 ypc, 6 TD's, L-29
Total Offense - 178 plays for 1,127 Yds, 13 TD's.

How does that compare to other SEC teams on our schedule? I haven't really looked at who has a bunch of players taking advantage of that extra year stuff. I think I read Kentucky does but not sure where they stand at QB which I think killed them last season.
 
Preseason Rankings are very consistent and reliable, no bias involved...
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ESPN - 17. UF

247 - 12. UF

PPF - 7. UF
Pro Football Focus
has noted repeatedly this offseason that Jones had their highest rushing grade (90.5) last season for a non-running back. (6.8 ypc)

The idea for using Jones? Get numbers in the box due to the run potential of the QB/RB to open up one-on-one passing matchups for Jones to exploit outside.
 
Preseason Rankings are very consistent and reliable, no bias involved...
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ESPN - 17. UF

247 - 12. UF

PPF - 7. UF
Pro Football Focus
has noted repeatedly this offseason that Jones had their highest rushing grade (90.5) last season for a non-running back. (6.8 ypc)

The idea for using Jones? Get numbers in the box due to the run potential of the QB/RB to open up one-on-one passing matchups for Jones to exploit outside.
Here's a thing we agree on. Jones has the POTENTIAL to be a great QB at UF. He has all the physical tools. What we need to see from him is that he has the intangibles.
 
Here's a thing we agree on. Jones has the POTENTIAL to be a great QB at UF. He has all the physical tools. What we need to see from him is that he has the intangibles.

Emory Jones 6-2 210 rsJr (his 4th year in Dan's system.
They know each other.
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Career Stats:
P - 55 of 86, 64%, for 613 yds, 7.1 Yds/Att, 7 TD's, 1 Int, L-48
R - 92 for 514 yds, 5.6 ypc, 6 TD's, L-29
Total Offense - 178 plays for 1,127 Yds, 6.3 Yds/Play, 13 TD's.
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2020
Passing - 18 of 32, 221 Yds, 56%, 6.9 Yds/Att, 2 TD's, 1 Int, L-30
Rushing - 32 for 217 Yds, 6.8 YPC, 2 TD's, L-22
Total Offense = 64 for 438 Yds, 6.8 Yds/Play, 9 TD's
What/which 'intangibles' do you think he's missing, >>> going by his 2020 performance?
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Emory Jones 6-2 210 rsJr (his 4th year in Dan's system.
They know each other.
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Career Stats:
P - 55 of 86, 64%, for 613 yds, 7.1 Yds/Att, 7 TD's, 1 Int, L-48
R - 92 for 514 yds, 5.6 ypc, 6 TD's, L-29
Total Offense - 178 plays for 1,127 Yds, 6.3 Yds/Play, 13 TD's.
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2020
Passing - 18 of 32, 221 Yds, 56%, 6.9 Yds/Att, 2 TD's, 1 Int, L-30
Rushing - 32 for 217 Yds, 6.8 YPC, 2 TD's, L-22
Total Offense = 64 for 438 Yds, 6.8 Yds/Play, 9 TD's
What/which 'intangibles' do you think he's missing, >>> going by his 2020 performance?
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For someone that gauges talent by things like being an Eagle Scout and the word of Doug Nussmeier, you seem to not know what the word "intangibles" means.
 
Emory Jones 6-2 210 rsJr (his 4th year in Dan's system.
They know each other.
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Career Stats:
P - 55 of 86, 64%, for 613 yds, 7.1 Yds/Att, 7 TD's, 1 Int, L-48
R - 92 for 514 yds, 5.6 ypc, 6 TD's, L-29
Total Offense - 178 plays for 1,127 Yds, 6.3 Yds/Play, 13 TD's.
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2020
Passing - 18 of 32, 221 Yds, 56%, 6.9 Yds/Att, 2 TD's, 1 Int, L-30
Rushing - 32 for 217 Yds, 6.8 YPC, 2 TD's, L-22
Total Offense = 64 for 438 Yds, 6.8 Yds/Play, 9 TD's
What/which 'intangibles' do you think he's missing, >>> going by his 2020 performance?
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Well, how he reacts to pressure situations, how quickly he can adapt to the unexpected, how well he leads, decision-making etc.

Do you not know what intangibles are?
 
Well, how he reacts to pressure situations, how quickly he can adapt to the unexpected, how well he leads, decision-making etc.

Do you not know what intangibles are?

Emory has been on the field with game day playing time that was not mop up duty.
He has had 178 plays that you can go back to for review.

And I suggest that the next time he's on the field playing QB for Dan, that you take your head outta your butt and pay attention to his intangibles, because I'm, pretty sure that you are clueless when it comes to understanding the stats....
 
Emory has been on the field with game day playing time that was not mop up duty.
He has had 178 plays that you can go back to for review.

And I suggest that the next time he's on the field playing QB for Dan, that you take your head outta your butt and pay attention to his intangibles, because I'm, pretty sure that you are clueless when it comes to understanding the stats....
Emory has gotten a series here and there, but the game has never been on his shoulders. I refuse to count Oklahoma, that would be unfair to the young man. The next time he is on the field as a Gator with the game riding on his shoulders will be the first time.

And BTW, I'm absolutely positive you are clueless about everything in the known universe.
 
While you have met your own standard for interesting and informative posts yet again....
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Emory has gotten a series here and there, but the game has never been on his shoulders. I refuse to count Oklahoma, that would be unfair to the young man. The next time he is on the field as a Gator with the game riding on his shoulders will be the first time.
Yep that was a mess that Trask couldn't overcome either. I wish it was a few games later but Bama at home should tell us if he is a natural or not. If he is we should be able to score even if they are better at the line of scrimmage.
 
Emory has been on the field with game day playing time that was not mop up duty.
He has had 178 plays that you can go back to for review.

And I suggest that the next time he's on the field playing QB for Dan, that you take your head outta your butt and pay attention to his intangibles, because I'm, pretty sure that you are clueless when it comes to understanding the stats....
The thing that makes me laugh is that you are the one who is notoriously clueless about stats, because you are unable to convert data into INFORMATION. Data is just numbers, they mean nothing without context. See, being a CPA, it's my job to turn data into information. So I actually know a huge amount more than you do about stats and what they mean.

Let's break down this "178 plays that weren't mop up duty"

Not counting Oklahoma (and who would want to, he played most of the game and had 86 yards passing and 60 rushing, not a great night), last season he threw for 135 yards and ran for 157 yards. Total yards 292.

Looking at the actual games, he threw for ALL of those yards (plus had 15 of his 16 attempts) against UK, Vandy, Arky, Miss. He had ZERO yards. and only one attempted pass, against Georgia, Bama and LSU, Why? Open to speculation, but not hard to think that he didn't trust Emory to not make a mistake that spelled disaster.

In running, the bulk of his carries (14 of his total of 22) were against Vandy, Arky and Miss. He did manage to get a couple carries in the other games, but no more than 2 against any of the others. So a similar story to the passing statistics.

All 3 of his touchdowns were against Arky and Vandy. I could go on, but you get the point.

It's obvious the bulk of his playing time came against teams we were double digit favorites against, where one mistake was unlikely to spell disaster.

Now, I'm sure you are still going to argue that those few yards and touchdowns were meaningful. Well, he accounted for 18 points, three touchdowns, in a season where we scored 458. So Emory was responsible for 3.9% of the scoring. In yards, he was responsible for 4.6% of our 6,317, a bit better. We averaged 574 yards per game, so with his 292, Emory's season totaled slightly over a half-game's worth. Thirty minutes and 31 seconds of game time, to be precise. Or, if spread over the season, 2 minutes and 46 seconds PER GAME.

Of his 18 points, he scored 12 against Arky, who we beat by 28, and 6 against Vandy, who we beat by 21. In no game last year was his points contribution more than the amount of the victory, so his contribution never "made the difference" so to speak.

So what have we learned? We have learned that Emory's contributions last year were, at best, incidental. He was never in a situation where he felt any pressure that he had to succeed or we could lose the game. He was never in a situation where he was leading a drive that could determine the outcome of the game. HE HAS NOT YET PROVEN HE IS "THE GUY".

And let me tell you what pisses me off about this, Instadumbass. YOU MADE ME MARGINALIZE OUR NEXT QB, for whom I want nothing but great things. Trying, in vain most likely, to get you to PULL YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS. You are about 1/10th as smart as you think you are, and that may be a generous assessment. THIS is how you look at statistics to get meaningful information. You do the same crap with Grantham and the defense. You post numbers, but you have no grasp on their MEANING.

Now I'm sure your response will be some stupidity like you are so well known for posting, the z's, or an LLL comment, but the truth is, you got owned and you know it. Now take what I gave you and LEARN SOMETHING, if that's possible for an old fart like yourself.
 
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Now take what I gave you and LEARN SOMETHING, if that's possible for an old fart like yourself.


Clueless drivel coming outta both sides of your mouth is your typical drill.

And attempting to bolster up your usual idiocy by touting your CPA is hysterical to me.
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BTW, my old farts have a higher football IQ than your best day as a CPA....
 
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Clueless drivel coming outta both sides of your mouth is your typical drill.

And attempting to bolster up your usual idiocy by touting your CPA is hysterical to me.
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BTW, my old farts have a higher football IQ than your best day as a CPA....
You did what I said you would do, you came back with idiocy. I do note that you ignored the point of my post, because you got owned.
 
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Just as expected....
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And oh BTW, Mike White's contract was extended.
So much for CPA genius....
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Insta really is the greatest troll of all time. He long ago learned that the internet will never hold him accountable for anything.

And Paco won't ban him.
 
Just as expected....
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And oh BTW, Mike White's contract was extended.
So much for CPA genius....
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Do you know how many coaches get canned soon after getting extensions? MANY.

That extension is PROOF he's on the hot seat. It's the exact thing administrations do to help boost recruiting when a coach is struggling. If you weren't dumber than the dog you would realize that.
 
Insta really is the greatest troll of all time. He long ago learned that the internet will never hold him accountable for anything.

And Paco won't ban him.
Say what you will about Insta, he's active on the board. And his relentless brand of idiocy creates traffic here. Without him we might not have enough posts to keep from being shut down. Doesn't make him any less of a Shemp, though.
 
LLL and the dunnygoater can't resist kissing in the alley some more....
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So Mike's on a 6 year contract 'Hot Seat' with the AD getting ready to fire him says the CPA sports genius. I'd love to get you in a $100 bet that he won't be fired in the next 2 years, unless the (stupid liar) AD is fired first.

I find it pretty funny that you twits believe that both the UAA and the AD are bald-faced liars about their trust and belief in Mike's abilities as the Gator's B-Ball coach.
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"Though he’s still relatively young by coaching standards, Mike has already established himself as a successful head coach," Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin said of White in a statement today.

"Because of his work ethic, intelligence and competitiveness his career has such a high ceiling, and it’s going to be fun watching what his Gator teams accomplish for years to come."

White's current deal gives him a total salary over six years of $19.123,000, with an average payout of $3,187,166 per year.

So yep, that sure sounds like Mike's seat is about to burst into flames, worse than Marilyn Manson at a Baptist Revival....
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LLL and the dunnygoater can't resist kissing in the alley some more....
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So Mike's on a 6 year contract 'Hot Seat' with the AD getting ready to fire him says the CPA sports genius. I'd love to get you in a $100 bet that he won't be fired in the next 2 years, unless the (stupid liar) AD is fired first.

I find it pretty funny that you twits believe that both the UAA and the AD are bald-faced liars about their trust and belief in Mike's abilities as the Gator's B-Ball coach.
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"Though he’s still relatively young by coaching standards, Mike has already established himself as a successful head coach," Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin said of White in a statement today.

"Because of his work ethic, intelligence and competitiveness his career has such a high ceiling, and it’s going to be fun watching what his Gator teams accomplish for years to come."

White's current deal gives him a total salary over six years of $19.123,000, with an average payout of $3,187,166 per year.

So yep, that sure sounds like Mike's seat is about to burst into flames, worse than Marilyn Manson at a Baptist Revival....
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See? Relentless stupidity.
 
Lol The AD was using words like phenomenal and outstanding to describe McElwain when he signed his extension and said he was looking forward to great success in the future under him. Said the same about Whites prior extension and White has done nothing of real significance since that extension except blow big games we had nice leads in by slowing the game down.
 
So there you have it Gator fans, the LLL, the dunnygoater, and the fevered brain have all agreed that the UAA and the AD are both stupid and liars....

The question that those 3 clueless losers fail to answer is this. Why would the UAA and the AD lie like dogs in order to keep coach White, at a cost of millions of dollars per year???
 
The thing that makes me laugh is that you are the one who is notoriously clueless about stats, because you are unable to convert data into INFORMATION. Data is just numbers, they mean nothing without context. See, being a CPA, it's my job to turn data into information. So I actually know a huge amount more than you do about stats and what they mean.

Let's break down this "178 plays that weren't mop up duty"

Not counting Oklahoma (and who would want to, he played most of the game and had 86 yards passing and 60 rushing, not a great night), last season he threw for 135 yards and ran for 157 yards. Total yards 292.

Looking at the actual games, he threw for ALL of those yards (plus had 15 of his 16 attempts) against UK, Vandy, Arky, Miss. He had ZERO yards. and only one attempted pass, against Georgia, Bama and LSU, Why? Open to speculation, but not hard to think that he didn't trust Emory to not make a mistake that spelled disaster.

In running, the bulk of his carries (14 of his total of 22) were against Vandy, Arky and Miss. He did manage to get a couple carries in the other games, but no more than 2 against any of the others. So a similar story to the passing statistics.

All 3 of his touchdowns were against Arky and Vandy. I could go on, but you get the point.

It's obvious the bulk of his playing time came against teams we were double digit favorites against, where one mistake was unlikely to spell disaster.

Now, I'm sure you are still going to argue that those few yards and touchdowns were meaningful. Well, he accounted for 18 points, three touchdowns, in a season where we scored 458. So Emory was responsible for 3.9% of the scoring. In yards, he was responsible for 4.6% of our 6,317, a bit better. We averaged 574 yards per game, so with his 292, Emory's season totaled slightly over a half-game's worth. Thirty minutes and 31 seconds of game time, to be precise. Or, if spread over the season, 2 minutes and 46 seconds PER GAME.

Of his 18 points, he scored 12 against Arky, who we beat by 28, and 6 against Vandy, who we beat by 21. In no game last year was his points contribution more than the amount of the victory, so his contribution never "made the difference" so to speak.

So what have we learned? We have learned that Emory's contributions last year were, at best, incidental. He was never in a situation where he felt any pressure that he had to succeed or we could lose the game. He was never in a situation where he was leading a drive that could determine the outcome of the game. HE HAS NOT YET PROVEN HE IS "THE GUY".

And let me tell you what pisses me off about this, Instadumbass. YOU MADE ME MARGINALIZE OUR NEXT QB, for whom I want nothing but great things. Trying, in vain most likely, to get you to PULL YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS. You are about 1/10th as smart as you think you are, and that may be a generous assessment. THIS is how you look at statistics to get meaningful information. You do the same crap with Grantham and the defense. You post numbers, but you have no grasp on their MEANING.

Now I'm sure your response will be some stupidity like you are so well known for posting, the z's, or an LLL comment, but the truth is, you got owned and you know it. Now take what I gave you and LEARN SOMETHING, if that's possible for an old fart like yourself.
Had I made you, I would have done a mush better job than what I see from you here daily....

Grantham has been here 3 years and so far using guys that he didn't recruit, except for NFL Greenard.
With your CPA genius, can you tell me where Todd's defense was ranked in his 1st two seasons at UF?
I'll admit that his Kung Flu scamdemic 2020 defense stunk on ice, but now most of McLame's guys are gone. Your failure to admit what his 1st 2 years defenses did is typical of a CPA VI....

Jones is not yet a proven starter yet, but saying that he's proven nothing is moronic typical of you.

"I’ve played in every big game,” Jones said, referring to his appearances against Alabama, Auburn, LSU and FSU. “My freshman year I played in the biggest game that year, the Georgia game, and made a couple of plays. And it helps me out now because I’ve been on the big stage, so now I’m more comfortable wherever I am.”

https://www.jacksonville.com/story/...orida-gators-starting-quarterback/4506037001/
 
Had I made you, I would have done a mush better job than what I see from you here daily....

Grantham has been here 3 years and so far using guys that he didn't recruit, except for NFL Greenard.
With your CPA genius, can you tell me where Todd's defense was ranked in his 1st two seasons at UF?
I'll admit that his Kung Flu scamdemic 2020 defense stunk on ice, but now most of McLame's guys are gone. Your failure to admit what his 1st 2 years defenses did is typical of a CPA VI....

Jones is not yet a proven starter yet, but saying that he's proven nothing is moronic typical of you.

"I’ve played in every big game,” Jones said, referring to his appearances against Alabama, Auburn, LSU and FSU. “My freshman year I played in the biggest game that year, the Georgia game, and made a couple of plays. And it helps me out now because I’ve been on the big stage, so now I’m more comfortable wherever I am.”

https://www.jacksonville.com/story/...orida-gators-starting-quarterback/4506037001/
Relentless. Stupidity.
 
Had I made you, I would have done a mush better job than what I see from you here daily....

Grantham has been here 3 years and so far using guys that he didn't recruit, except for NFL Greenard.
With your CPA genius, can you tell me where Todd's defense was ranked in his 1st two seasons at UF?
I'll admit that his Kung Flu scamdemic 2020 defense stunk on ice, but now most of McLame's guys are gone. Your failure to admit what his 1st 2 years defenses did is typical of a CPA VI....

Jones is not yet a proven starter yet, but saying that he's proven nothing is moronic typical of you.

"I’ve played in every big game,” Jones said, referring to his appearances against Alabama, Auburn, LSU and FSU. “My freshman year I played in the biggest game that year, the Georgia game, and made a couple of plays. And it helps me out now because I’ve been on the big stage, so now I’m more comfortable wherever I am.”

https://www.jacksonville.com/story/...orida-gators-starting-quarterback/4506037001/

Well the offense and defense are almost entirely Mullen's and Grantham's now so we will see what happens in the big games. Mullen did surprise me how well he adapted to our situation on offense last season but not sure if I expect Grantham not to collapse in a couple of games like he has a history of even when his defense has good overall stats.
 
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