There is some serious sh!t goin’ down in Gainesville....
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The vibe in Gville right now is at a high that hasn’t been seen since Meyer was in town.
I would say that is true. You forget the honey moon stages with mac and will. Everybody was extremely excited about them.
I will admit, this feels different for you guys.
Also, these team building workouts are always good
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For offseason teambuilding, Mac had the entire team over to his garage to package jars of his wife's gourmet barbecue sauce for shipping.
Too bad they didn't pick a tooth to bleach.
Would you doubt it? I'm still wondering how any serious coach would have time to he peddling BBQ sauce during the season. And then to debut them during a losing stretch to boot. Mac was dumb and tone deaf, good riddance to that f*cking con man.
I honestly thought it was weird enough for him. It woukd not surprise me if MAC got caught being a mass murderer, humping sharks, or making bbq sauce lol dude is just creepy af
No doubt in my mind he got some serious skeletons in his closet. Idk how anybody sat down with him and thought "I want him to lead my program!" He's a complete wierdo. And he was on that shark.
With Muschamp yes... with Mac it was more like trying to convince ourselves that this guy can coach in the SEC. Mullen is on fire right out the gates, like most coaches that are good. We'll see how National Signing Day goes but fans are excited and Mullen is making moves.
I heard that the shark guy is some CEO and Mac looks like him. Either way Mac was a weird dude, not fit for the job, and that guy straight up quit on his team this last season. Bye loser!
The shark dude was the Jimmy Johns guy. But given that it bothered Mac so much, sadgator finds it enjoyable when people continue to speculate about it being him.
Yeah...undefeated for the first two years with his starting QB and 2 SEC East Championships playing a backup QB for the rest of them, only a year after losing to Georgia Southern. Brutal. How did we make it through that?
Don't ya wonder about that? Like how many people interviewed him. No one said "this guy seems a little odd"?
I guess the whole "he worked for Saban" thing and the false hope that he was an offensive genius drowned out the initial weirdo vibes and the con man suspicions.
Mrs. McElwain, please. Probably best at this point that you just focus on making the best barbecue sauce you can.
Yea, I never did quite understand why Mac was so upset about the whole thing. He should have just laughed it off
The guy regularly cried on the field after games or in PC's. He's emotionally unstable.
Even recruits and family memebers who have visited again can sense the change. Signing day is gonna be an event.
I sure hope so. If we get the guys that appear to be headed our way, it will definitely be a day to celebrate. Especially considering the short time frame Mullen & staff have had to pull this class together.
It would be really nice to have that again.
https://www.sbnation.com/college-fo...2/florida-georgia-sec-championship-east-signs
Glad to see Mullen having them take down those joke SEC East Champion signs. That was just another embarrassment associated with Mac. That is crap that should be reserved for teams like Vandy, KY and South Carolina.
Glad to see Mullen having them take down those joke SEC East Champion signs. That was just another embarrassment associated with Mac. That is crap that should be reserved for teams like Vandy, KY and South Carolina.
I was even moderately okay with that...but not when it also listed years that we had the same record, but didn’t go to Atlanta. That’s ridiculous.
I can’t remember. Did we get rid of the “First in the SEC” years as well?
We did. I think we have a better claim to those titles than most, given that prior to 1984, the SEC allowed at least one SEC claim a title the year they were on probation. Plus, they did say we could claim the title in 1984, but then rescinded that promise.
And we didn’t even claim it as SEC Champs, just first in the SEC, which considering the circumstances I have no problem with, especially 1990.
I'll give them credit due for having a real tough college football off-season strength and conditioning program, but Seal training it's not.
Pre-Seal UDT (underwater demolition team) frogman training had guys fall out of bed unannounced at 2:30 AM in the winter to do calisthenics on the front lawn in their boxer shorts, while being sprayed down with water hoses by the instructors. And all of those guys were so tough that they were screaming how much they LOVED IT....
The killer part of that is this; only a small percentage of those tough UDT guys actually make it all the way through Navy Seal training and get to join a real SEAL Team....
https://www.seccountry.com/florida/...on-workouts-never-worked-that-hard-in-my-life
