I have no doubt Florida will be very good again next year. So will Alabama. You know why? Their coaches are masters at playing to their players strengths and their opponents weaknesses. Our offensive coaches appear to have no idea except to turn a bunch of 5* playmakers into play not to loose, afraid to take chances clowns. And I might add it's perfect timing to announce they deserve raises. IMO, we need to open the damn thing up...implement formations where defenses don't know with 90% certainty what the next play is going to be. My gosh, you look at the formations Florida ran out of and one would have no idea who was going to carry the ball, what direction it was going in or whether it was going to be a drop back pass, shovel pass or a run. We run the same pathetic plays where we look from our seats at home know exactly what is going to be run. Just look at the option we seem to never get tired of. Is that not the worst executed option ever? Why not put Shepard and Trindon in there and try the same. The results couldn't be any worse! We loose yardage almost every time! As somebody in another thread stated, once we find a play that doesn't work we stick with it.
i figure he's speaking coach speak. meaning he's talking in circles and not telling anyone anything. just like every other footbal coach since the media was invented. that's what they do. that's why i don't even listen to their press conferences, and i don't go run to TF to bitch about was/wasn't said. yeah, three 10+ win seasons, an SEC title, a National Championship, currently in top 10, just held the best team in the country to the worst offensive performance in the last 4 years. what a complete piece of sh!t. can't believe this guy is still employed. actually, they probably did prepare for it. EVERYBODY and their brother expected to see it this weekend as a sort of "pay back" for Tebow in '06. I have little doubt in my mind that Florida would have looked for it if RS stepped on the field. might have still worked like a charm, but don't kid yourself Urban Meyer made damn sure his team was ready for it.
