Notice that the assholecriminole is on this Gator board to do all of his 'but it's not fair' whinning... š„
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FSU should have WAY less focus on the lawsuits part and WAY more focus on the football part
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Now Insta, it's not fair to pick on orphans.
Not my fault you don't have friends outside of your immediate trailer park. Again sounds more like a you problem than a me problem.
From long experience, I'm familiar with criminoles hearing what they want to hear while using their infamous 'selective hearing' for reality.... š
FSU administration bilking Florida taxpayers once again with legal fees money like they did putting in those joke "classrooms" inside Doak to get that stadium money. That's the benefits of a school being in a state's capital with all the politicians and law school alumni close by pulling the state's purse strings.
You should probably talk to your Gator alumni, Ashley Moody, who's also spending your money by going after the committee.
All it takes to schmooze $$$ in Tallahassee is to buy drinks and bring ladies to the four Tallahassee rooftop bars. You can net some politicos there
Iād recommend Eve on Adamās, Charlie Park, or Level 8ā¦..
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Iād recommend Eve on Adamās, Charlie Park, or Level 8ā¦..
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You sound like an fsu fan. You said you hate fsu fans. Itās all making sense now.
So what was the Holes excuse again?
FSU was down 29 scholarship players due to injuries and opt out/transfer portal, I mean that is a signficant number, until you realize that UGA was down 27 players in the game due to the same reasons.
FSU was down 29 scholarship players due to injuries and opt out/transfer portal, I mean that is a signficant number, until you realize that UGA was down 27 players in the game due to the same reasons.
Several ways to skin this cat.
1st - Just look at Kirby's post game comments and you already know the answer--it's not apples to apples on who was out.
2nd - Listen to the in-game commentary. UGA has their guys, it's just their culture vs FSU who's out all their key players.
3rd - My thoughts on the whole thing:
In my TL;DR opinion, Mike Norvell's push for a championship with the 2023 team in hindsight may have been a bit premature, but given the current demand for quick results from fans, it's understandable. And realistically, I think every coach's mindset is to push for a championship each and every year, so my thoughts are most certainly in hindsight.
Norvell strategically utilized the transfer portal to bring in experienced Junior/Senior players to complement Verse and Travis, and initially, it worked well. However, the team faced the unexpected when J-Trav got injured and was eventually excluded from the College Football Invitational. (Most just bolted)
The Orange Bowl performance highlighted a crucial issue ā the lack of depth behind the seasoned veterans. Unlike Norvell, Kirby Smart has been steadily developing his roster through high school recruits, creating depth across positions. This approach, reminiscent of Bobby's old teams, allows for a seamless reload even when missing key players. While I believe our starters could compete with Georgia, the disparity in depth became evident, and our backups struggled against their well-rounded and very talented roster.
Norvell is still in the process of building the program, having been at the helm for realistically only three seasons (2020 is a wash IMO). Breaking into the top-10 in recruiting this year is a positive step, but developing depth takes time. The reliance on transfer portal additions backfired when those players opted out, leaving the team with inexperienced freshmen who lacked playing time and physical development.
Comparatively, coaches like Nick Saban and Kirby Smart have established sustainable programs, similar to Bobby in the '90s. Norvell attempted to compete at that level with a carefully crafted team, but when the transfer portal players departed for the NFL, it exposed the lack of depth and experience in the roster. The Orange Bowl emphasized the importance of building a team culture through high school recruits (maybe this is what Dabo is talking about since he avoids excessive reliance on the transfer portal).
Maybe there's a valuable lesson for Norvell ā the need to build a lasting foundation through the high school ranks and selectively use the portal to address specific gaps, rather than constructing an entire roster from it.
Thereās really only a few programs who are above the transfer craziness. Theyāre the ones who compete for the playoff every year and get everyone drafted.
I donāt like Norvell but have to give him credit for what heās done at FSU.
I donāt like Norvell but have to give him credit for what heās done at FSU.
Yup. It's going to keep getting crazier too.
Interesting. That's one I honestly don't hear often. He's very likeable (unlike Jimbolt) The only UF coach I couldn't/can't stand was Urban. Hell, I pulled for Shiny Pants at USCjr. I haven't disliked any recent UM coaches until Coach Manboobs.
Not so much I donāt like him as I think/thought heās overrated. But credit where itās due.
He's kidding, right?
1. Michigan/Washington
2. Michigan/Washington
3. Georgia 13-1
4. Florida State 13-1
5. Texas 12-2
6. Alabama 12-2
7. Oregon 12-2
8. Ole Miss 11-2
9. Missouri 11-2
10. Ohio State 11-2
How does a team move up in anyone's opinion after losing by sixty?
Depends on the metrics being used. Because it's a moving target. Are the rankings based on final record? Final game? Do we consider opt outs (does Mizzou beat OSU w/ it's QB and top receiver?) I went with final records of top 10.
Moving target. Christ Fowler 3 years ago vs what he said this year:
You don't know that. You think that. I was starting to dislike the No Fun League; however, the only thing that matters is what happens on the field, not what we think will happen on the field. We've all seen teams that shouldn't have won, win.
Everyone thought Bama and Texas would be playing Monday night.
That's what I was hoping for and ESPN is probably thinking the same thing
Honestly Bama lived a charmed life this year. They escaped defeat on multiple occasions. The game in auburn could qualify as a miracle.
He's a dips1t media whore looking for replies just like your boy, Stephen A Smith.
Well, the result of that game basically kept both FSU and UGA out of the playoffs, so it was basically a miracle for the entire countryā¦although we didnāt realize it at the timeā¦
Was it 60 pointās worth? That the only question. Should you have ever been beaten that badly by anyone being the supposed #5 team?
