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QB returns...should be better with a year of experience...may upgrade with dual-threat Jones
RB top two back...two studs added
OL adding depth and experience
WR...loosing only one contributor from this season {Dre}...possibly adding two starters

DL...loosing a stud, but adding a lot of experience
LB...lost a bit player, but all starters returning...should also add depth
DB...all back
 
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It should be really interesting to see how the QB roster shakes out this Spring. I doubt that they fully decide who the starter will be before Aug/Sept. rolls around, but we'll see...

Slot WR Dre Massey will be a rsSr and he returns for 2018.
Slot WR Brandon Powell was a Sr and he is gone.
Both xfer WR's will need waivers to play in 2018,,, (crosses fingers)
~ It would be real nice to get Copeland back, and Schwartz in.

2 OL signed early, one more is still committed, 2 more are still needed and possible.

The DE-OLB-S roster and the incoming recruits at those positions are a mixed bag. Mullen has said that he will initially let them all choose where they want to play, and then make adjustments as needed to fill the 'team' needs, while matching their abilities to their positions in the D. Most of that should be determined by the O&B game.

Would still like to have an additional couple of quality CB's in this class.

DT Taven Bryan has declared he's leaving, as has K Eddy Pineiro, rsJr's.
Suspended WR Callaway has already hired an Agent.
JMOHO, but suspended RB Scarlett should probably join Callaway.

As far as I know LT Ivey and DE Jefferson have yet to declare.
I think that both would benefit by playing another year, but it's up to them.
I doubt that anyone other than those mentioned will be going early.
 
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Franks will be the only QB on the roster to have taken a snap in a college game I think. Kind of a scary thought.
 
Gator Fever said:
Franks will be the only QB on the roster to have taken a snap in a college game I think. Kind of a scary thought.
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Naw, not at all Fev. Trask will be in his 3rd year, Allen in his 2nd, and Jones is already a QB-DT that can likely make a pretty quick transition to college ball. All three of those QB's will certainly have a decent shot at the job.

Franks looks like the odd man out to me, (the worst S-O fit) but even he might yet surprise me under the Mullen/Johnson coaching tandem. We'll see...
 
instaGATOR said:
Naw, not at all Fev. Trask will be in his 3rd year, Allen in his 2nd, and Jones is already a QB-DT that can likely make a pretty quick transition to college ball. All three of those QB's will certainly have a decent shot at the job.

Franks looks like the odd man out to me, (the worst S-O fit) but even he might yet surprise me under the Mullen/Johnson coaching tandem. We'll see...
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The guy that has the only experience is the odd man out, that includes a significantly less mobile QB in Allen and a high school backup that is big but apparently doesn’t have much else.

Why doesn’t insta tell us about how awesome Trask is anymore by quoting Nuss saying he was better than any five star he’d seen?

Why isn’t that nugget of gold being thrown around anymore?
 
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
 
Hate to be negative here but before this season, I thought that Florida would improve upon their 9/10-win average from the last two years. In the summer, there was talk of the offensive line as being the strength of this team, UF would have the best receiving corps in the SEC, and the defense would take a step back from the last two seasons. Florida ended up 4-7 for the 2nd time in the last five years.

It's easy to be optimistic with the new coaching changes, the promise of another top recruiting class but then there is the harsh reality. Florida would be fortunate to finish close to a 10 win season next year.
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Here is what the raw NCAA statistics from last season bore out:
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http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/742/p2
NCAA Winning%: UF finished 97th (0.364)
Teams like UCF (1.000), Wisconsin (0.923), Georgia (0.923), Clemson, Oklahoma, & Alabama (0.917) lead the way in this category. It's not surprising to see who made the college football play-offs.
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Now let's see the scoring offense rankings:
At 22.1 ppg (rank 108), Florida again ranks in the 100s for about the 6th/7th time in 8 years (since 2010).
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/27/p3

In Total Offense,
Florida ranked #110 (336 yards/G) and only 25 TD's scored all year! Tennessee did just as badly as Florida this year but every SEC opponent scored more often than Florida this year - talk about misery in the stands for the Florida fans.
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/21/p3

Here is how the other SEC teams & foes fared in the scoring category:
Georgia (57 TD's), Auburn (52), Alabama (59),
Vandy (41 TD's), FSU (39), Arkansas (42),
LSU (40), Miss St (43), Ole Miss (47)
Kentucky (34), Michigan (34), S.Carolina (31)
UCF (74 TD's)/(49.4 ppg #1 offense)
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Passing Offense: 179.5 Y/G (#101)
Passing Offense Efficiency: 113.1 (#113)
Rushing Offense: 156.4 Y/G (#76)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/25/p3
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/465/p3
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/23/p2
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How about red-zone offense?
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/703
Florida ranks a remarkable 3rd best in the nation.
Perhaps that is something to build upon for next season.

Florida had 30 redzone scores in 31 attempts.
However, playoff teams like Georgia, Clemson had more red-zone attempts than the Gators (around 50ish). (Probably that one miss for UF happened when McElwain decided to go for it on 4th down in the UGA loss. That was McElwain's last coached game at Florida).
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In Turn-Over-Margin, Florida ranks #89 (-3.0):
17 Turnovers gained but 20 Turnovers lost (10 fumbles lost and 10 ints)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/29/p2

In the fabled Time-of-Possession category, Florida ranks well here
--> 5th best average at 31 min/G
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/705

However, "Hogging the ball" by keeping it away from your opponents did not prevent Florida from going 4-7. Interestingly enough, Mississippi St with their ball-control offense led the SEC in TOP with about 33 min/G (3rd best average).
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Now a quick run-down for UF's performance on Defense!

Scoring Defense: 27.3 (#71) <-- Not Florida standard (Best ones give up less than 20 ppg)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/28/p2

Total Defense: 349.1 Y/G (#31) <-- Not bad, but not Elite (i.e, Alabama, Georgia, Clemson are in the top 6)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/22

Passing Efficiency Defense: 130.86 (#72) <-- A better pass rush & improved overall tackling by the safeties & linebackers may help with the overall defensive play.
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/40/p2

Rushing Defense: 153.9 (#52) <-- This is where there needs to be significant improvement!
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/24/p2

Red-Zone Defense: 0.829 (#61), Opponents scored on 29/35 red-zone attempts!
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/704/p2
You want to minimize the total number of red-zone attempts by your opponent. For instance both Alabama & Georgia only allowed 21/28 red-zone scores by their opponents which played a huge role in their wins & losses.
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Here is a stat showing the deficiency in Florida's passing game and offensive line pass protection:
Florida is ranked 123/129 teams in allowing sacks at 3.36 sacks/G by opponents!
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/468/p3

As for Florida's Pass rush,
Florida averages 2.09 sacks/G (#58)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/466/p2

Finally, Florida's young secondary rated well after a fast start against Michigan & Tennessee:
UF had 14 int's in 11 games (ranks #31); (Iowa at #1 had 21 ints in 13 games)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/457

Defensive TD's: UF returned 3 ints for TD's (ranked #20)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/926
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rdgtr said:
Hate to be negative here but before this season, I thought that Florida would improve upon their 9/10-win average from the last two years. In the summer, there was talk of the offensive line as being the strength of this team, UF would have the best receiving corps in the SEC, and the defense would take a step back from the last two seasons. Florida ended up 4-7 for the 2nd time in the last five years.

It's easy to be optimistic with the new coaching changes, the promise of another top recruiting class but then there is the harsh reality. Florida would be fortunate to finish close to a 10 win season next year.
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Here is what the raw NCAA statistics from last season bore out:
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http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/742/p2
NCAA Winning%: UF finished 97th (0.364)
Teams like UCF (1.000), Wisconsin (0.923), Georgia (0.923), Clemson, Oklahoma, & Alabama (0.917) lead the way in this category. It's not surprising to see who made the college football play-offs.
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Now let's see the scoring offense rankings:
At 22.1 ppg (rank 108), Florida again ranks in the 100s for about the 6th/7th time in 8 years (since 2010).
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/27/p3

In Total Offense,
Florida ranked #110 (336 yards/G) and only 25 TD's scored all year! Tennessee did just as badly as Florida this year but every SEC opponent scored more often than Florida this year - talk about misery in the stands for the Florida fans.
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/21/p3

Here is how the other SEC teams & foes fared in the scoring category:
Georgia (57 TD's), Auburn (52), Alabama (59),
Vandy (41 TD's), FSU (39), Arkansas (42),
LSU (40), Miss St (43), Ole Miss (47)
Kentucky (34), Michigan (34), S.Carolina (31)
UCF (74 TD's)/(49.4 ppg #1 offense)
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Passing Offense: 179.5 Y/G (#101)
Passing Offense Efficiency: 113.1 (#113)
Rushing Offense: 156.4 Y/G (#76)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/25/p3
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/465/p3
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/23/p2
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How about red-zone offense?
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/703
Florida ranks a remarkable 3rd best in the nation.
Perhaps that is something to build upon for next season.

Florida had 30 redzone scores in 31 attempts.
However, playoff teams like Georgia, Clemson had more red-zone attempts than the Gators (around 50ish). (Probably that one miss for UF happened when McElwain decided to go for it on 4th down in the UGA loss. That was McElwain's last coached game at Florida).
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In Turn-Over-Margin, Florida ranks #89 (-3.0):
17 Turnovers gained but 20 Turnovers lost (10 fumbles lost and 10 ints)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/29/p2

In the fabled Time-of-Possession category, Florida ranks well here
--> 5th best average at 31 min/G
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/705

However, "Hogging the ball" by keeping it away from your opponents did not prevent Florida from going 4-7. Interestingly enough, Mississippi St with their ball-control offense led the SEC in TOP with about 33 min/G (3rd best average).
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Now a quick run-down for UF's performance on Defense!

Scoring Defense: 27.3 (#71) <-- Not Florida standard (Best ones give up less than 20 ppg)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/28/p2

Total Defense: 349.1 Y/G (#31) <-- Not bad, but not Elite (i.e, Alabama, Georgia, Clemson are in the top 6)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/22

Passing Efficiency Defense: 130.86 (#72)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/40/p2

Rushing Defense: 153.9 (#52) <-- This is where there needs to be significant improvement!
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/24/p2

Red-Zone Defense: 0.829 (#61), Opponents scored on 29/35 red-zone attempts!
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/704/p2
You want to minimize the total number of red-zone attempts by your opponent. For instance both Alabama & Georgia only allowed 21/28 red-zone scores by their opponents which played a huge role in their wins & losses.
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Here is a stat showing the deficiency in Florida's passing game and offensive line pass protection:
Florida is ranked 123/129 teams in allowing sacks at 3.36 sacks/G by opponents!
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/468/p3

As for Florida's Pass rush,
Florida averages 2.09 sacks/G (#58)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/466/p2

Finally, Florida's young secondary rated well after a fast start against Michigan & Tennessee:
UF had 14 int's in 11 games (ranks #31); (Iowa at #1 had 21 ints in 13 games)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/457

Defensive TD's: UF returned 3 ints for TD's (ranked #20)
http://www.ncaa.com/stats/football/fbs/current/team/926
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That's All Folks!
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Honestly, I couldn't figure out how the O-Line was to be the strength of the team this year??? I did hear Mac say that a few times, but I really hoped that there had been MUCH improvement in the off season...we never saw it on the field. Loosing the top receiver and rb preseason also hurt
 
Budster22 said:
Honestly, I couldn't figure out how the O-Line was to be the strength of the team this year??? I did hear Mac say that a few times, but I really hoped that there had been MUCH improvement in the off season...we never saw it on the field. Loosing the top receiver and rb preseason also hurt
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It was probably the lack of a good strength & conditioning program to help the players in the long term. Against Michigan, the lack of a push in the running game was very telling and it seemed to set the tone for the rest of last season.

As for the Offensive line, perhaps it was thought of as a strength because of the improvement from before in the total number of linemen since 2014/15.
 
Hopefully the O line will at least be average this year. I never bought into that real good line talk just because they would have another year under their belt. Most real good linemen show the upside is there by their 2nd year playing
 
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Dannygator1989 said:
The guy that has the only experience is the odd man out, that includes a significantly less mobile QB in Allen and a high school backup that is big but apparently doesn’t have much else.

Why doesn’t insta tell us about how awesome Trask is anymore by quoting Nuss saying he was better than any five star he’d seen?

Why isn’t that nugget of gold being thrown around anymore?
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I think I have to stick up for Trask a little here.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't he a big strong mobile guy? I saw that he's listed at 6-4 227. If he's not mobile then the rest of this post makes no sense, but I'm going to go on as if he is.

Totally agree that he hasn't shown much, but the worst QB developers in the SEC, if not the country, were coaching him, so a lack of progress is not entirely surprising.

He's got the size to take the pounding running the ball, if he has the speed and a little elusiveness I think Mullen could coach him up to be effective in that offense. Tebow wasn't the most accurate passer, but he was so much of a running threat teams had to commit to stopping him, and he was so big teams couldn't run much nickle or dime because he would run the small guys over, all of which meant fewer guys back defending the pass. I could see Trask causing some of the same issues.
 
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LizardGrad89 said:
I think I have to stick up for Trask a little here.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't he a big strong mobile guy? I saw that he's listed at 6-4 227. If he's not mobile then the rest of this post makes no sense, but I'm going to go on as if he is.

Totally agree that he hasn't shown much, but the worst QB developers in the SEC, if not the country, were coaching him, so a lack of progress is not entirely surprising.

He's got the size to take the pounding running the ball, if he has the speed and a little elusiveness I think Mullen could coach him up to be effective in that offense. Tebow wasn't the most accurate passer, but he was so much of a running threat teams had to commit to stopping him, and he was so big teams couldn't run much nickle or dime because he would run the small guys over, all of which meant fewer guys back defending the pass. I could see Trask causing some of the same issues.
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This spring the biggest problem was that he had little to no command of the huddle, which makes sense because he was a career backup who sparingly played.
 
We won’t know anything until they take the field against a competitive opponent.
 
LizardGrad89 said:
I think I have to stick up for Trask a little here.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't he a big strong mobile guy? I saw that he's listed at 6-4 227. If he's not mobile then the rest of this post makes no sense, but I'm going to go on as if he is.

Totally agree that he hasn't shown much, but the worst QB developers in the SEC, if not the country, were coaching him, so a lack of progress is not entirely surprising.

He's got the size to take the pounding running the ball, if he has the speed and a little elusiveness I think Mullen could coach him up to be effective in that offense. Tebow wasn't the most accurate passer, but he was so much of a running threat teams had to commit to stopping him, and he was so big teams couldn't run much nickle or dime because he would run the small guys over, all of which meant fewer guys back defending the pass. I could see Trask causing some of the same issues.
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Trask sat in HS because they ran the spread and the kid who committed to Houston as a dual threat was a better fit. If he couldn't effectively run a spread in HS then where's the logic that says he can run one in college? At least the kind Mullen wants to run anyway. Neither he or Allen is athletic enough. Franks falls in the same boat to a lesser degree.
 
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This spring the biggest problem was that he had little to no command of the huddle, which makes sense because he was a career backup who sparingly played.
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Yes, I have read several times that players did not respond to him as a leader. Also has a lot of the issues Franks always had, once he faces the 1’s in live action the game is too fast for him, especially in the red zone.
 
K, doubt will be better
OL, depends on Ivey and who else signs, tbd
DL, depends on cc and how we fit the pieces we have or have yet to sign into new scheme, but we lost our best DL to the draft
 
GatorNation79 said:
Outside of Insta (who is the community retard) I don't really argue with anyone that often or call them trolls that much..."I'm a man...I'm 40!"
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You may be 40, but I'm not buying the 'man' claim,,, cause you're mostly just another 'clueless wuss' in my estimation... :p

Mc-Nuss, the QB whisperers,,,, while I'm mostly just QB clueless... :rolleyes:
QB's I didn't want as starters included:
LDR - Happyby - Zaire - Franks,,, but look how great they all played... :confused:
And remember the jerks that claimed one of more of them were solid gold.
They coddled and played those 4 QB's while leaving both Trask & Allen on the bench. (resulted in both being fired, while the circle of jerks shifted into their tried and true 'selective memory' mode yet again) o_O

I believe that Mullen was the best possible hire, although Frost could have been a good young coach to take a chance on. Depending on Dan's next 3-4 coaching hires, this staff could have one helluva turn-around in year 1.

Under Mitigating Factors: The pre-season strife and the season's internal problems caused by the K-9's (knucklehead-9) was a big part of what happened in 2017 imo. That, along with the continued rash of injuries. Those 2 things threw a lot of the off-season predictions right out the window. :rolleyes:

And Thank-gawd that the cow-Chip in now on the left coast, where his type belongs... :p
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The No-Return List among those still with eligibility remaining (7-8):

QB Malik Zaire rsSr (wants to go to the NFL, Browns)
QB Luke Del Rio rsJr (retiring - coaching maybe?)
DT Taven Bryan rsJr (E-D to NFL)
K Eddy Pineiro rsJr (E-D to NFL)
WR Kalif Jackson rsSo (xfer out for playing time)
WR James Robinson Fr (medical ineligible heart condition - tough break )
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~ WR Antonio Callaway Jr (K-9 indefinitely suspended, E-D NFL)
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~ RB Jordan Scarlett Jr (K-9 indefinitely suspended, he should also go imo)
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Sr, no remaining eligibility departures (14):

WR Brandon Powell Sr
DB Duke Dawson Sr
DB Nick Washington rsSr
DE Jordan Sherit (Multi-injuries, retired from football)
P Johnny Townsent rsSr
RB Mark Thompson rsSr
TE DeAndre Goolsby Sr
DB Joseph Putu Sr
LB Cristian Garcia rsSr
DB Garrett Stephens rsSr
Ath Jacob Mesenger Sr
Ath Cameron Town rsSr
OL Ricardo Benalcazar Sr
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DB Marcell Harris Sr ??
(injured out all of 2017, NCAA 6th Yr waiver required to stay)
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Currently, 20-22 no-return players from the 2017 roster, depending on the out-comes for Harris & Scarlett.
 
instaGATOR said:
You may be 40, but I'm not buying the 'man' claim,,, cause you're mostly just another 'clueless wuss' in my estimation... :p

Mc-Nuss, the QB whisperers,,,, while I'm mostly just QB clueless... :rolleyes:
QB's I didn't want as starters included:
LDR - Happyby - Zaire - Franks,,, but look how great they all played... :confused:
And remember the jerks that claimed one of more of them were solid gold.
They coddled and played those 4 QB's while leaving both Trask & Allen on the bench. (resulted in both being fired, while the circle of jerks shifted into their tried and true 'selective memory' mode yet again) o_O

I believe that Mullen was the best possible hire, although Frost could have been a good young coach to take a chance on. Depending on Dan's next 3-4 coaching hires, this staff could have one helluva turn-around in year 1.

Under Mitigating Factors: The pre-season strife and the season's internal problems caused by the K-9's (knucklehead-9) was a big part of what happened in 2017 imo. That, along with the continued rash of injuries. Those 2 things threw a lot of the off-season predictions right out the window. :rolleyes:

And Thank-gawd that the cow-Chip in now on the left coast, where his type belongs... :p
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The No-Return List among those still with eligibility remaining (7-8):

QB Malik Zaire rsSr (wants to go to the NFL, Browns)
QB Luke Del Rio rsJr (retiring - coaching maybe?)
DT Taven Bryan rsJr (E-D to NFL)
K Eddy Pineiro rsJr (E-D to NFL)
WR Kalif Jackson rsSo (xfer out for playing time)
WR James Robinson Fr (medical ineligible heart condition - tough break )
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~ WR Antonio Callaway Jr (K-9 indefinitely suspended, E-D NFL)
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~ RB Jordan Scarlett Jr (K-9 indefinitely suspended, he should also go imo)
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Sr, no remaining eligibility departures (14):

WR Brandon Powell Sr
DB Duke Dawson Sr
DB Nick Washington rsSr
DE Jordan Sherit (Multi-injuries, retired from football)
P Johnny Townsent rsSr
RB Mark Thompson rsSr
TE DeAndre Goolsby Sr
DB Joseph Putu Sr
LB Cristian Garcia rsSr
DB Garrett Stephens rsSr
Ath Jacob Mesenger Sr
Ath Cameron Town rsSr
OL Ricardo Benalcazar Sr
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DB Marcell Harris Sr ??
(injured out all of 2017, NCAA 6th Yr waiver required to stay)
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Currently, 20-22 no-return players from the 2017 roster, depending on the out-comes for Harris & Scarlett.
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You cross-dress, don’t you?
 
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There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
 
You forgot about the most important upgrade(I know you said roster btw) and it is the most important.....Head Coach.

I think Franks will more than likely be the starter but who knows.
 
Interesting Insta now tries to downplay Mac and Nuss when according to him 'McNuss' were savants and we were all idiots for questioning the offense. Remember how he used to shout everyone down reminding us that Mac was SEC coach of the year? Or how the offense would take off once Mac's recruits took over the offense? Or how he used to hype up Trask based on the fact that Nuss thought he was better than any 5-star he'd ever seen? Of course Nuss is a failure but he's entirely too stupid to reconcile that the fact that Nuss was so terrible at his job likely means the QBs he thought were worth a damn are likely bad too since Nuss has no idea what he's watching or doing. Doesn't matter though, Eagle Scout.
 
Selective Memories are now fully engaged....

I questioned the Mc-Nuss QB choices from the get-go. They are both still good coaches imo, but even a good coach can still make bad personal decisions.

The offensive system was not the problem imo, it was who they chose to run it, along with the two other items that the circle of jerks like to ignore to help their idiocy, their K-9's coupled with the critical injuries. But hey, yap on,,, it's what you twits do best... :cool:
 
oozie7 said:
Interesting Insta now tries to downplay Mac and Nuss when according to him 'McNuss' were savants and we were all idiots for questioning the offense. Remember how he used to shout everyone down reminding us that Mac was SEC coach of the year? Or how the offense would take off once Mac's recruits took over the offense? Or how he used to hype up Trask based on the fact that Nuss thought he was better than any 5-star he'd ever seen? Of course Nuss is a failure but he's entirely too stupid to reconcile that the fact that Nuss was so terrible at his job likely means the QBs he thought were worth a damn are likely bad too since Nuss has no idea what he's watching or doing. Doesn't matter though, Eagle Scout.
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Insta comes up with the dumbest analysis I've ever seen...he takes being a HOMER to another level...retard homer level.
 
PlutoDroid said:
You forgot about the most important upgrade(I know you said roster btw) and it is the most important.....Head Coach.

I think Franks will more than likely be the starter but who knows.
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If Franks is the guy then he will be the guy...hell we don't know what we have becasue for the last 3 years we've had some idiot running things...I love football but this would be like plugging me into a HBC role and letting me run things. The Butter Teeth Swamp Donkey is the worse coach we've ever had and his crew did very little to develop these kids talent.
 
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oozie7 said:
Trask sat in HS because they ran the spread and the kid who committed to Houston as a dual threat was a better fit. If he couldn't effectively run a spread in HS then where's the logic that says he can run one in college? At least the kind Mullen wants to run anyway. Neither he or Allen is athletic enough. Franks falls in the same boat to a lesser degree.
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Yep I think people are fooling themselves if they think Franks will be a good fit in this offense just because he has a little speed once he gets going. I don't see him fitting it that well at all.
 
GatorNation79 said:
If Franks is the guy then he will be the guy...hell we don't know what we have becasue for the last 3 years we've had some idiot running things...I love football but this would be like plugging me into a HBC role and letting me run things. The Butter Teeth Swamp Donkey is the worse coach we've ever had and his crew did very little to develop these kids talent.
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I will never utter his name and head coach at Florida again. Making up death threats i s worse than any loss he led us into. I'm sure there are people dumb and crazy enough to do that but you don't say it's happened if it has not.
 
GoaterNotion79,,, the near perfect example of what a brainless fool looks like on a sports msg-brd. :rolleyes:

Plus his clueless yappin' is boring in the extreme... :oops: ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
(but hey, that IGNORE function always has room for one more jerk)
 
instaGATOR said:
GoaterNotion79,,, the near perfect example of what a brainless fool looks like on a sports msg-brd. :rolleyes:

Plus his clueless yappin' is boring in the extreme... :oops: ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzz
(but hey, that IGNORE function always has room for one more jerk)
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Stop talking about yourself.
 
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