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True Gator Registered: February 23, 2008
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Matthews is an idiot!
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Heisman Gator Registered: February 15, 2008
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Disagree.
He probably thinks the same way a lot of us do. It's about time they started throwing the ball down the field and spreading it around to different receivers. Go out aggressive, get ahead, make your opponent one dimensional, keep the hammer down.     |
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True Gator Registered: February 18, 2008
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exactly. why does everyone act like the problems before didn't exist because we had a good game last night? the original post is ridiculous but i expect to hear it a lot. |
Freshman Gator Registered: February 20, 2008
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Freshman Gator Registered: August 31, 2008
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Honestly....he probably believes his comments have been validated. This is what this team is capable of. This team has the most talent in the nation. Last night they played like it and it all started with Coach Meyer "re-evaluating" everything. Obviously he saw what Shane and others saw and was vocal about it.
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Redshirt Gator Registered: September 09, 2008
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I'm sure Shane, like the rest of gator nation, is thrilled with the beat down we put on the Bayou Bengals. If anyone is an idiot, it was our offensive coaching staff for not doing this all season. I am still not a fan of this spread offense but hats off to Meyer and Mullen for a great game plan involving numerous weapons. Clearly, when we utilize our playmakers there is no one in this country that can stop us. That was the main point in my criticisms of our play calling. I'm sure SM feels the same way. Great win for this team and coaching staff. Now lets build on it and run the table for the remainder of the season. GO GATORS!!!!!!
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Senior Gator Registered: September 20, 2008
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The biggest difference in the offense last night was not the play calling. It was the O-Line. They have struggled all year. Last night the really jelled.
Same plays as have been called all year. They just worked last night. Don't remember any motion penalties or not enough guys on the line (drive killers). Tebow had time to throw and Demps and Rainey had room to run. That was the difference. "If you ain't a Gator, you must be Gatorbait!" Esteemed philospher--L. Wright |
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Redshirt Gator Registered: March 09, 2008
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You're such a moron. Do you not realize we played significantly better than we have the whole year?
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Freshman Gator Registered: February 20, 2008
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I don't know what you've been watching, but the ball went downfield quite a bit against Ole Miss. The difference then was the throws were off target. That can hardly be blamed on the OC. If the QB fumbles, that can hardly be blamed on the OC. If the line does not execute blocks like they are taught to do, that can hardly be blamed on the OC. Blaming Mullen for our offensive "problems" is oversimplification and just plain stupid. |
True Gator Registered: February 19, 2008
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how can anyone see it any other way those option plays that demps and rainey broke free on were plays we be runnin all season but with weaker exectution Originally posted by AR_Gator: Personally I grow tired of reading about classless this and classless that. What does class have to do with anything? We aren't sipping wine and eating cheese for gosh sakes. |
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Redshirt Gator Registered: September 09, 2008
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Listen people and relax. Yes, many of the same gimmicky plays were called last night with success but there were a lot of different players that touched the ball. Most of the time once a series or two is stalled for whatever reason(penalties, turnovers, predictability, etc.)no one else is involved for the rest of the game. The spread(as Meyer and Mullen run it) is sideline to sideline trickery. To their credit, they involved more players from different positions keeping LSU on their heels. Hats off for a good gameplan, but don't be ignorant and tell me we have been doing that all season. Take off your orange and blue goggles for a minute and watch the past games. The spread offense is crap compared to conventional pro-style offenses, which is why you don't see that garbage on Sundays. But as long as we win with it I will cheer just as loud as everyone else.
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Head Ball Coach Location: Detroit Burbs
Registered: February 15, 2008
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what he said. and i would not insult a gator great just because he called out the coaching staff. have some class, dude. |
True Gator Registered: February 18, 2008
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Of course he will probably take credit for the win. And what do you think about him calling out Tim? That was a bit low and because of that I don't consider Shane a Gator great.
56-10 26-3 30-6 30-31 38-7 51-21 63-5 49-10 42-14 56-6 = 441 - 113 |
Heisman Gator Location: Rocky Mount, NC
Registered: September 09, 2008
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They may have had a couple of downfield throws, but they still only threw it 21 times. They rank 23rd in the country in rushing offense, but rank somewhere near 70th in passing offense. Face it, this is a running offense.
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Heisman Gator Registered: March 03, 2008
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Gatorsports.com Forums Gatorsports Forums Gatorsports Forum I wonder what Shane Matthews thinks of Tebow and Meyer now???
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