Do I question whether a drunk Gator might think a piss bomb was a good idea? I do not.
Do I question whether a plastic cup filled with urine, thrown from any distance, will retain any of said urine instead of it all flying out? Yes, yes I do.
Gators to Hire Ron Roberts as LB Coach, Co-Defensive Coordinator ?
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Do I question whether a plastic cup filled with urine, thrown from any distance, will retain any of said urine instead of it all flying out? Yes, yes I do.
Auburn was ranked 4th and we were ranked 15th. And yes I think 2 of the 3 teams in front of them had already lost that day and 5th ranked Illinois had lost as well.
It’s amusing to think back to a day when Illinois was actually ranked #5.
Lol…it was a little bit before that…
That was way way before Zook. In 1990 Zook hadn’t even been the UF DC under Spurrier yet
Mike White and John Mackovic were the last successful coaches at(as Ron Zook pronounces) IlliNoise.
Jayden Jackson, 4-star DL and Florida target, sets commitment date
Jayden Jackson is close to a final decision.
www.saturdaydownsouth.com
I knew John Malckovic was a great actor, but a football coach?
Just imagine those locker room speeches.
Phil Steele ranks 25 hardest schedules in college football
There you have it. For those curious, that’s 10 SEC teams in the top-25, as more than 70% of the conference accounted for 40% of this list. After them, it was five Big 12 schools, followed by four Big Ten schools and three that placed in the top 10. Three Pac-12 schools made the cut and just two ACC schools, both of which ranked in the 20s. Lastly, Notre Dame rounded us off as the lone independent and non-power conference program to make the list.https://www.on3.com/news/phil-steele-ranks-25-hardest-schedules-in-college-football/
I've always thought strength of schedule is the hardest thing to determine in any sport. You have 130 teams and only play 12 games against mostly the same teams, it's nearly impossible to figure it out (mathematically speaking). I've been surprised so many times before where I thought a team was really good and then they played outside their comfort zone.
Last yr Ole Miss was ranked top 8 at one point, then lost 5 games in a row. Syracuse was ranked, then lost 5 games in a row. SEC gets favorable ranks for its middle teams because Bama and Georgia are so good. Fsu has almost always been overrated in the polls because of their name.
Fwiw, I do think on paper UF has a difficult schedule this yr. They play tough teams in their co f and travel to Utah and then play fsu at home. That's not easy.
Arch Manning's Poor Texas Spring Game Performance Doesn't Have Steve Sarkisian Worried Yet
I started this thread on Jan 19, 2022. My first post talked about CBN going to visit Arch Manning."...Napier is in Louisiana on Tuesday, reportedly to pay 2023 Isidore Newman (La.) quarterback Arch Manning a visit according to 247Sports"
Arch went to Austin, Texas instead of G'ville, Fl.
A few posts & views later, I thought it would be interesting to check up on Arch & see what's up.
"...Manning finished the Texas football spring scrimmage having completed just five of his 13 pass attempts for 30 yards."
Steve Sarkisian, Texas head coach reminded the public that Manning could have been enjoying his senior year in high school, but graduated early to enroll at the University of Texas to begin his development.
“I felt like I needed to remind everybody, on our spring game, the guy should have been at the Senior Car Wash raising money for prom or something,” Sarkisian said, speaking to Greg McElroy, via Sports Illustrated. “He still should have been in high school at that game. It was invaluable experience for him to be with us and to get a lot of that newness out.
OR
as one former UF HC used to say - "Riding the little yellow bus ?"
https://athlonsports.com/college-fo...-game-performance-steve-sarkisian-not-worried
Top-250 OL Marques Easley Commits to UGA
On Saturday, 4-star OT Marques Easley ended his recruitment when he committed to Georgia.https://www.si.com/college/georgia/...-football-over-oklahoma-alabama-and-tennessee
4-star OL Nyier Daniels Commits to UGA
https://dawgpost.com/s/5551/breaking-massive-4-star-ol-nyier-daniels-commits-to-uga-footballUGA has gotten their OTs; maybe we can get Fletcher Westphal.
Florida football target Fletcher Westphal, a four-star offensive lineman out of Leesburg (Virginia) Tuscarora announced his commitment date on Twitter Wednesday just before noon EDT. The 6-foot-8.5-inch, 335-pound behemoth will make his final decision on Saturday, July 10 according to the tweet posted on his personal account.
Over a month ago, the coveted lineman included the Orange and Blue among his top five preferred collegiate destinations, which also included the Clemson Tigers, Georgia Bulldogs, Auburn Tigers and Arkansas Razorbacks.
With today's developments don't see him signing with UGA.
https://gatorswire.usatoday.com/202...recruiting-fletcher-westphal-commitment-date/
2023 college football spring games takeaways: Texas, Georgia, Ohio State offer clarity in QB pecking order
More on Arch Manning
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...ohio-state-offer-clarity-in-qb-pecking-order/
That last paragraph sounds like ga tech. You’re not really doing that, are you?
Boom! 4-star OT Fletcher Westphal commits to Florida Gators.
Paco,
after UGA signed Marques Easley & Nyier Daniels, I felt/hoped Westphal would commit to Gators; we needed him !
Westphal is the 18th commitment of the Class of 2024 for Florida and joins offensive linemen Marcus Mascoll, Noel Portnjagin, and Mike Williams in the class.
Paco, you said all that was necessary;
BUT
here are a few more thoughts on Westphal's commit.
https://www.gatorcountry.com/featur...tcher-westphal-commits-to-the-florida-gators/
Fletcher Westphal knows how to throw some weight around on the football field
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Billy Napier has done a TREMENDOUS job in building the 2024 class. Let's just hope he knows what to do with them once on campus.
Jeremiah Smith, Cam Coleman, and the Most Important 2024 Wide Receiver Commits
Farrell not always right, but in this case I think Smith's ship has sailed & he sticks with Ryan day, Brian Hartline, & tOSU.
IMO, this will change when Lagway gets on campus, but currently Gators lack excitement at the QB1 position & in the overall offense.
https://mikefarrellsports.com/recru...the-most-important-2024-wide-receiver-commits
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If this keeps up we can get back in the fight with the big boys of the SEC which adds TX and OK next season.
Step 1 is to rebuild the roster with blue chip talent. That seems to be going very well. I love how we are recruiting and what we are doing off the field. Hopefully it can translate to on the field and the build continues. I am gaining trust in Napier due to the high level recruiting.
I always felt and have said this many times that at least at worst case he could load the team with talent ala Ron Zook.
I always felt and have said this many times that at least at worst case he could load the team with talent ala Ron Zook.
But Heupel improved from 7-6 to 11-2 in year 2 at UT
he lost Fiesta bowl game to Joe Burrow led LSU in year one at UCF and went 12-1
He went 10-3 in year two at UCF; losing three games on the road by a total of 5 points
he went 6-4 in year three where he lost a bunch of players due to opt outs during Covid year
Heupel appears to be one of the top innovative minds in college football. His long term success will depend on whether he can improve UT's recruiting
sadgator doesn’t dispute that Heupel has a good offensive mind.
But his stubbornness in implementing tempo was a huge factor in why UCF declined in record results (say whatever you want about the Covid year)…
He’s a lot like Steve in his stubborn adherence to his system regardless of situation.
That always cost Steve a game or two every year.
sadgator questions whether Heupel is disciplined enough to tweak his system to avoid the same fate.
Plus…Hooker was a phenom…let’s see if Milton replicates his production for a full year…sadgator is cautiously skeptical…
So again like I said previously his record got worse each year? Correct? And why does everybody still talk about Covid year? Was UCF the only team that suffered from Covid opt outs? Come on.
Gators Choose Three Representatives for 2023 SEC Media Days
Three Florida Gators veterans will join head coach Billy Napier in Nashville (Tenn.) for SEC Media Days on July 19.Gators cornerback Jason Marshall Jr., wide receiver Ricky Pearsall and center Kingsley Eguakun will join Florida head coach Billy Napier in Nashville, Tenn. for 2023 SEC Media Days, the program announced on Monday.
Napier and Co. are scheduled to speak on Wednesday, July 19 at 2 p.m. EST.
https://www.si.com/college/florida/...media-days-three-representatives-billy-napier
Jalyn Crawford sets commitment date, final schools
CB Jalyn Crawford will announce his college decision on Saturday, July 15th, at 3:30 pm ET.
Jalyn will decide between Florida, Auburn, and LSU,
The Gators don’t have a corner currently committed in the 2024 class. They’ve landed plenty of defenders and two safeties, but no true corners.
https://hailfloridahail.com/2023/07/10/florida-football-recruiting-jalyn-crawford/
This is true as far as loading up, but it’s way easier for kids to leave if the HBC doesn’t have his stuff together on the field.
Gators make final four for CB Wardell Mack
Mack is a four-star corner and is one of the top 100 players in the country according to On3’s Industry Ranking.
The other schools on his list are Texas, Florida State, and LSU.
https://hailfloridahail.com/2023/07/10/florida-football-recruiting-gators-wardell-mack/
Look, everybody’s got attendance problems…
You guys are an anomaly because you are an established program that literally hadn’t had any consequential success since the height of break dancing….
Your recent success feels “new” to anybody under the age of 50.
You guys are still giddy and into going to games…the rest of us have been there/done that as far as seeing the mountain top multiple times…
After your third straight natty this coming season, you’ll get spoiled and bored and you’ll be offering free cotton candy to sell tickets sometime within the next 5 years when the averages catches up to you as well…trust sadgator…
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It's pretty remarkable the momentum that is being built in recruiting.
Covid was a weird year
I think you're whistling past the graveyard. He came darn close to winning 10 games with a UT team that everyone buried as a program before the season in 2021. I think he's one of the best play callers in football. The question remains can he recruit?
Kind of hard to improve on 12-1 but came pretty close at 10-3. His record is fairly stellar overall
Agree that Hooker was special? Was he special before Heupel coached him? He's like Dan in being a qb whisperer
To me Heupel is the opposite of Kirby. Heupel is a fantastic offensive mind. One of the best in the business. But as you pointed out can he recruit. Kirby is a lousy coach but learned from Saban if you have the best toys in college you can win. Urban is another example of that. His Gator teams were generally just way more talented every Saturday. Heupel's success will mostly be determined by his ability to recruit. No accident that almost all of the national champions in past 15 years were also the teams that had the top recruiting classes.
It’s WAY harder to maintain than it is to have a one-off flukishly successful year.
Heupel may be turn out to be solid over his career at Tennessee, but something tells sadgator those hillbillies are in for a bit of a letdown if they think they have arrived based on last year…
I think Heupel will come back to reality some in 2024 and beyond that when the East teams aren't protected by easier SEC schedules overall usually and with TX and OK joining. I doubt he makes too many playoffs even with 12 teams getting in.
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