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**DuPontGator** · 02-08-2013, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by orangeblueorangeblue

Beyond comical. Just downright ludicrous.

Not really...

socraticsilence · 02-08-2013, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by orangeblueorangeblue

Beyond comical. Just downright ludicrous.

Seriously, we've won 3 titles in 100+ years and winning 2 of them in a 6 year period isn't a great run.

WindoverG8tr · 02-08-2013, 02:32 PM

I think Spurrier was indeed talking about over hyped recruiting classes, and yes my reading comprehension is fine, thank you very much. My opinion is that SOS is a bottom line kind of guy. The bottom line on Meyer is that he wins everywhere he goes. So, I think that Spur does indeed concede that Meyer is a great coach. Meyer is a mercenary, as are 99% of all coaches. Is there really anything horribly wrong with that?
Do you honestly think that if Dooley died, and they offered Muschamp double his gator salary, and gave him complete control, say, Dawgman Dynasty, that he absolutely would never-ever go back to UGA? (and yes I realize Dooley is retired but he is still a shadow player in Athens, good for us imo)

Meyer did what he did, but I am over it. Spurrier did what he did, but I am over it.
For now, I love coach Muschamp, but I am prepared for him to do what coaches do somewhere down the road. I'll then get over it.

socraticsilence · 02-08-2013, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by DuPontGator

Not really...

If I could promise you Boom would go 47-7 win 2 national titles and a Heisman Trophy over the next 4 years with no losses to FSU, UGA or Tennessee but would leave at the end of that time, you wouldn't jump on that in a heartbeat?

tilly · 02-08-2013, 02:37 PM

I can only pray that CWM brings us the same level of "mediocrity" that Urban did.

Some of you are Laughable on the Meyer subject.

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**jms** · 02-08-2013, 02:41 PM

Td21, kinda like SOS and Stoops?

socraticsilence · 02-08-2013, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by jms

Td21, kinda like SOS and Stoops?

shhh...., we're not supposed to mention that.

gator85jd · 02-08-2013, 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by tilly

I can only pray that CWM brings us the same level of "mediocrity" that Urban did.

Some of you are Laughable on the Meyer subject.

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I can only pray that CWM leaves like a man if he ever decides to leave. I can only pray that CWM doesn't hold a press conference to tell Gator Nation that he will never throw some other school's colors on his shirt and go coach somewhere else if he knows it's a possibility -- although I think that convinced JF to give Urbie the unearned million dollar retention bonus.

tilly · 02-08-2013, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by gator85jd

I can only pray that CWM leaves like a man if he ever decides to leave. I can only pray that CWM doesn't hold a press conference to tell Gator Nation that he will never throw some other school's colors on his shirt and go coach somewhere else if he knows it's a possibility -- although I think that convinced JF to give Urbie the unearned million dollar retention bonus.

All true. But what was being questioned was Urbans accomllishments on the field. Those questions are silly.

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GatorSean · 02-08-2013, 03:51 PM

"This is a special place. I think it is 'the' elite job in the country," Muschamp said of TEXAS.

Muschamp said he immediately accepted the offer. "There was no thought process. I don't think coach Brown got it out of his mouth before I said yes," Muschamp said.

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sport...muschamp_N.htm

So does Muschamp like Texas more than UF, or was he just lying when he said it was THE elite job in the country? If he doesn't become the next head coach at UT, does that make him a liar? I mean, he agreed to be their next head coach.

Why do we keep getting stuck with all these lying coaches?? It's just not fair.

First we had Spurrier saying for years that he had no interest in the NFL, and then he left for the NFL.

Then we had Zook.

Then we had Meyer who said he would never coach again, and now he's coaching again!

Now we have Muschamp who either thinks Texas is a better job than UF and will leave as soon as the UT job is open, or was just lying like the rest of them when he said that. It's lose-lose!

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

**DuPontGator** · 02-08-2013, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by GatorSean

"This is a special place. I think it is 'the' elite job in the country," Muschamp said of TEXAS.

Muschamp said he immediately accepted the offer. "There was no thought process. I don't think coach Brown got it out of his mouth before I said yes," Muschamp said.

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sport...muschamp_N.htm

So does Muschamp like Texas more than UF, or was he just lying when he said it was THE elite job in the country? If he doesn't become the next head coach at UT, does that make him a liar? I mean, he agreed to be their next head coach.

Why do we keep getting stuck with all these lying coaches?? It's just not fair.

First we had Spurrier saying for years that he had no interest in the NFL, and then he left for the NFL.

Then we had Zook.

Then we had Meyer who said he would never coach again, and now he's coaching again!

Now we have Muschamp who either thinks Texas is a better job than UF and will leave as soon as the UT job is open, or was just lying like the rest of them when he said that. It's lose-lose!

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Retarded comparison. Why rag on the current coach?

tilly · 02-08-2013, 03:57 PM

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Retarded comparison. Why rag on the current coach?

I think his point was...we shouldnt rag on any of them.

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Tipmoose · 02-08-2013, 04:14 PM

When muschamp lies to us like The Liar did, then I will vilify him just the same. As for The Liar, I will harbor animosity towards him until the day he retires again, or drops over dead, whichever comes first. After that happens, I will remove my sig and will bear him no ill will. But until that day, I will root against him and hope he loses every game he coaches.

GatorSean · 02-08-2013, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by tilly

I think his point was...we shouldnt rag on any of them.

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I thought it was clear... some of these guys have serious comprehension problems.

**DuPontGator** · 02-08-2013, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by GatorSean

I thought it was clear... some of these guys have serious comprehension problems.

Can't comprehend dumb posts.

GatorSean · 02-08-2013, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Tipmoose

When muschamp lies to us like The Liar did, then I will vilify him just the same. As for The Liar, I will harbor animosity towards him until the day he retires again, or drops over dead, whichever comes first. After that happens, I will remove my sig and will bear him no ill will. But until that day, I will root against him and hope he loses every game he coaches.

Just out of curiosity, how does harboring this animosity help you or anyone else? You're certainly free to do and feel as you please, but it seems like this waste of energy over someone who didn't do you any direct harm what-so-ever, and over the course of his entire tenure, was a great benefit to the program we all cheer for.