Complete bs. Those were some incredibly talented Florida teams, some all-time great SEC teams that won conference title after conference title (they won 6 during Fulmer's career, nobody else won more than 3 in that timespan) that we were battling during the time. I simply said Florida kept Tennessee, under Fulmer, from winning more games/championships. Let me add here that they kept every SEC team from winning more games and championships during the time period. You look like a blithering idiot trying to say otherwise.
So I checked the numbers, from 1992-2008, during Fulmer's tenure. The results? Tennessee had 95 players drafted, Florida 90....so over the course of those 17 years, Tennessee averaged .294 more players drafted per year into the NFL than Florida, or, at any given time, we might've had approximately one more player eventually drafted on our roster than Florida when we played them........kinda thinking that my statement, "he rarely, if ever, had more talent than Florida", is validated per your own definition.
I'll add that Spurrier was the better coach than Fulmer, just like he was pretty much the better coach vs anybody he played. And had it not been for him and the incredibly talented teams he put together, Fulmer would've been an even more solidly credentialed HOF coach than he already is.
