And that is with a fraction of the resources...
How big and how fast can things change for the Mc-staff coached Gators?
1/1/16 Citrus Bowl - UF 7 - 41 Mich (+34)
1/2/17 Outback Bowl - UF 30 - 3 Iowa (-27) --- (Iowa 14 - 13 Mich)
And that improvement came with what some here call Mc-staff's crappy recruiting, (see the Mc-staff recruited underclassmen performance in 2016).
This guy said it so well on another board that I just gabbed his comments instead of addressing it myself:
SP-- "It's obvious from these comments that many of you don't follow recruiting that closely and don't do any homework. "Star gazing" is lazy recruiting. And I agree that we must get better at closing with some of the very top in prospects, but Mac and staff have done an exceptional job of evaluating talent early when others don't see it. Doesn't it seem ridiculous now that Perine was the #42 RB coming out of HS? ...or J Taylor the #54 OG? ...or Reese the #27 ILB?"
~ Plus I'd (iG) add at least: #35 DE Zuniga, #47 WR Callaway, #58 DE K.Davis, #88 SS (LB) K.Johnson, and #140 OT F.Johnson. All were 3 star rated in the 2015 class according to the 247 composite.
While some here whine about UF's 2017 class (15 so far), keep in mind that 6 of them are ESPN 300's, while 12 of them are 4 star rated and 5 of those 12 are early enrollees, with ship room for 9 more commits by NSD.
~ There is a substantial difference between the ESPN rankings and the 247 composite. Looking back over the last 2 Mc-classes, ESPN has been closer to correct on the individual recruit rankings than either 247 or rivals imo.
From a 247 ranked #21 class, >>> to a #12 class, >>> to NSD 2017? Looks to me like he's making progress and moving up, while improving the ' character quality' of the recruits that do come to UF.
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And if you think that ranking #29 RB Lamical Perine as a 3 star was ignorant, just wait until you get a load of incoming 3 star rated #33 RB Malik Davis...
Just like if you think that ranking #42 LB Vosean Joseph as a 3 star was ignorant, just wait until you get a load of 3 star #37 LB Ventrell Miller...
And while Mc has only signed between 2-5 *****'s, depending on who you want to believe, he has signed a whole bunch of top quality ****'s along with some very under-rated 3 stars.
I remain hopeful for the future. Others can continue to whine and complain if that's what floats their boats...
Why is everything so black and white with you? It's really the sign of a simpleton.
Can there be no middle ground in between McElwain's staff sucks at recruiting and every recruit they sign is an underrated gem who outperforms their rankings? It's a wonder our average margin of defeat in losses against ranked teams is 3 TD's with all these 3-star studs on the roster who are playing like 5-stars. Something isn't adding up.
Well, coming from such a 'fair and unbiased' gray-genius such as yourself, I guess that really puts me in my place...
Some see Mc-staff as a mostly incompetent, terrible Fooley hire, that has sucked for 2 years and can't recruit a lick. I don't. You got a problem with that, well to bad.
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I think the frustrating part on both sides is that people still don't seem to get what the stars are about. It isn't even about quality of player, they're projecting potential and impact. This is from memory so I might be a little bit off but from what I remember this is how they explained it a couple years back
5-star: has NFL-caliber measurements and should make an immediate impact
4-star: Potential all-conference player
3-star: In need of physical development and should contribute after 2-3 years in the program
2-star: A player that should contribute by year 3-4
NR: film hasn't been evaluated yet
So it isn't even really about how good they are. It's about measurables and their potential impact. That's why if you see two players with the same stats the dude with the better height and faster 40 will be rated higher even if he might not be the best player. If we start here it would make the arguments on both sides way less predictable.
Yep and I saw some articles before that clearly showed teams with the most blue chippers in their own conference clearly fared the best over the years. When you are in a conference like the SEC with so many teams cleaning house with blue chippers history shows you need a bunch just to have a chance to win the conference.
That doesn't sound good at all since there isn't more to it about getting recruiting where it needs to be etc.
That almost makes you think Stricklin would give Mac a 4th year even if we lost 5 games in 2017 to give the 3 stars a chance to outshine the larger number of blue chippers at other SEC schools.
Except nobody thinks this. This is just another one of your strawman you like to use so you can then flood the board with stats and rankings that you don't care about.
I think the frustrating part on both sides is that people still don't seem to get what the stars are about. It isn't even about quality of player, they're projecting potential and impact. This is from memory so I might be a little bit off but from what I remember this is how they explained it a couple years back
5-star: has NFL-caliber measurements and should make an immediate impact
4-star: Potential all-conference player
3-star: In need of physical development and should contribute after 2-3 years in the program
2-star: A player that should contribute by year 3-4
NR: film hasn't been evaluated yet
So it isn't even really about how good they are. It's about measurables and their potential impact. That's why if you see two players with the same stats the dude with the better height and faster 40 will be rated higher even if he might not be the best player. If we start here it would make the arguments on both sides way less predictable.
For the 7000th time Insta, Mac is not purposely passing on elite recruits, he is visiting many of them this week. Its not like he doesn't want them.
Also, its not a positive to only have 15 committs. We are scrambling where schoola like Bama, OSU and UGa are locked in to a few final kids or trying to flip others. We are not doing this the right way
I don't understand why you use that #91 ranking to try to make any type of point. It's like nuance is lost on you. Muschamp was on the hotseat and a lot of recruits who would have gone to UF held off on committing until they knew what his status was. #91 wasn't the final damn ranking of the class nor would it have been if Muschamp got retained so to use it to measure progress from there is intellectually dishonest at best, dumb at worst.
Only if someone goes with you...So we're gonna go with dumb. Cool.
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz --- and that's not even the worst thing about you....
Yep, you're still insufferable. Just thought I'd check in to make sure nothing had changedMixing in general overall facts, with current opinions and speculations, along with some future projections, is a sure way to really corn-fuse the ozzzing idiots of the world. Sorry (not).
Watching you two spew all over yourselves is entertainment, in an ugly twisted sort of way...![]()
Yep, you're still insufferable. Just thought I'd check in to make sure nothing had changed
here's a general rule of thumb... if you're in a room and nobody in that room can stand you, it's not them...it's you.Yep, you're still posting useless crap with nothing worthwhile to say.
Now, check back out, unless you want to join in with the other clueless idiots...![]()
While you 2 drunks never need any prune juice to sling your stupid chit all over the board.....
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According to SEC Country, which SEC school has sent the most players on to the NFL in the common draft era (1969)?
UF - 46
UA - 42
TN - 39
aTm - 28
LSU - 26
UGa - 25
For the 2017 draft, as many as 4 Gator's could be drafted in the 1st round, with a total of 8 drafted and a couple more going as F/A's, like Poole did in 2016 and is playing along with 1st Rnd K.Neal for the playoff Falcons.
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Clemp's-son, Dabo Swillie attempted to steal the Gator DL coach away from Mc-Gator, and failed. The Gators DL coach helped the Gators rank No. 5 in the country in Total Defense in 2016.
JMOHO here for sure. -- IF Mc-Nuss again 'pre-ordains' the starting QB (Franks), without giving all of them (Trask in the Spring and Allen in the Fall) the 'same/fair' chance to win the job, then the guy(s) chitted on should be smart and xfer out to a program that will give him a 'real' shot at winning the job. Otherwise just go ahead and put Clarabell (LDR) in the starters spot and stop jerking all of the QB recruits around.
(other than that, I believe that Mc-staff is doing a GREAT over-all job of coaching)
Mc has proven in his 1st few classes as the Gator HBC, that he's a pretty shrewd elevator of HS football talent. Three stars like WR Callaway, DE Zuniga, and RT Taylor, just to name a few of them.
Here is my own 'Not 3 Stars' list for 2017:
QB Jake Allen **** 3X 7A Champ - 4,569 Yds, 60%, 50 TD, 20 Int (Sr 26TD-7Int)
RB Malik Davis **** Hillsborough Co. Tampa career rushing record.
7,029 Yds, 8.5 ypc, 83 TD's.-- Dabo attempted to flip him.
Ath Kadarius Toney **** QB/RB/WR- A DT-QB, but likely a DB and/or KR/PR at UF.
DT Kyree Campbell **** Prep in 2016
UF-UA-AU-UGA-Tn--FSU-Mia-Mich-ND-tOSU-PSU-etc.
CB/FS Shawn Davis **** 6-0 190 with 17 offers including UA
~ LB James Houston **** UF-Ark-AU-LSU-MsSt-SCa-Tn---Clem-Mich-NC-Wis-etc.
~ 6-1 225 Fast OLB Clones
~ LB Ventrell Miller **** UF-Ms-SCa--Az-UL-Mia-Neb-NC-NCSt-USF-VaTech-etc.
IF Mc-staff are such poor recruiters, then why did NC Saban fail to flip 3 star RB Perine, and why has NC Dabo failed to flip 3 star RB M.Davis?
Critical for 2017: The success of the new OL coach with the New & Improved OL.
Finding the next long-term starting QB.
Three (3) star UF QB commit Jake Allen (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) released his senior highlights Thursday. He led St. Thomas Aquinas to it's 3rd consecutive FL Class 7A State Championship in 2016. (3 stars my azzzz)
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Now, take it away oozzzing-dunny, your ugly smell is the standard for your posting.![]()
And oozie doesn't drink ever.
The man claims to have seen aliens, he won't let facts get in his way about whatever it is he's going off about that day.