RoSmitty12
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You have a mammoth lack of a realistic understanding of the current state AND recent history of college football. To you, Miami (last NC 2001, both NCs while in Big East) and FSU's (ACC,last NC 1999) impressive run are the only successful programs ? So, you disregard Spurrier's NC (1996) and SEC titles. Tebow was 9 years old.
To say Florida has had a VERY high level of success is RIDICULOUS and only the rambling of a bitter, uneducated rival. Certainly not the opinion of someone who knows about the history of college football.
Since 1995, UM 133-51, FSU 135-48, and
UF 147-39. FYI, UF is in the SEC. UM and FSU are ACC.
Scholarship reductions leveled the playing field when dropped to 92 then 88 and finally 85 in 1994.
Rant against and hate UF as a fan of ut as loud as you can. But, to use college football history to diminish UF's RECENT LONG TERM SIGNIFICANT HIGH LEVEL of success is ludicrous and ignorant. Success is success. I hate the Patriots but they're still successful.:clapping:
So, you've only been playing football since '95?? Yeah, I guess 14 years of relevant football constitutes a high level of success. lol:
Look, you haven't had but recent success at the D-1 level of college football. Bama and UT are the most relevant teams of the SEC there troll. You've made some progress in the past 15 years that you have pointed out, but you still have a LONG way to catch up. Thanks for playing though.
Interestingly enough, UF has played football for quite a bit longer than 14 years since you did not know.
I know. Unless your program can claim multiple NC's from the 30's to the 60's then your program is worthless. Whatever makes you feel better ?
What does the "most relevant" trophy look like ? I think I saw a DVD titled "The Most Relevant Football Teams in NCAA history" on the best seller list. Might want to pick one up.
Tough standards when 3 NCs in the last 13 years is "some success".
What would one NC in 11 years be considered ? How about two in 42 years ? What about 3 in 58 years ?
If only UF had spread their 3 titles out over 45 more years, then might you consider UF a relevant program ?
Oh well. Enjoy your jaded dream world.
I hate the fact that your facts are correct and I agree with your opinions. IMO, the gators gained relevance under Spurrier as we did under Fulmer. We may have had a slightly better old school history, but the gators have been better since TOBC smacked Okie St . Period. National titles with two coaches. That demands respect. But it's still F y'all till I die. Don't we still lead the series??
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I hate the fact that your facts are correct and I agree with your opinions. IMO, the gators gained relevance under Spurrier as we did under Fulmer. We may have had a slightly better old school history, but the gators have been better since TOBC smacked Okie St . Period. National titles with two coaches. That demands respect. But it's still F y'all till I die. Don't we still lead the series??
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Pimp, I respect the **** out of ya. Think we share the same perspective. FYI, my F y'all is reserved for those black and red idiots. I only severely dislike vol fan.
Great question. I did not know but upon research, UF now leads 20-19. Not as big a deal to me as SEC and National titles but good ammo for this site IF I need it.
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Pimp, I respect the **** out of ya. Think we share the same perspective. FYI, my F y'all is reserved for those black and red idiots. I only severely dislike vol fan.
Great question. I did not know but upon research, UF now leads 20-19. Not as big a deal to me as SEC and National titles but good ammo for this site IF I need it.
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We only truly hate Bama. We own Georgia and only recently have it in for the gators. Y'all lizards cost us big in the mid 90's. Since then it has become a mind game. Even though we won in 98, we did not "beat" y'all. 03 was a good physical win that I watch every now and then just to revel in it's glory. 04 was a beauty as well. But what in the hell does any of this have to do with Mack Brown?
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We didn't 'beat' them? Huh? Alabama this year says a win is a win
Interestingly enough, UF has played football for quite a bit longer than 14 years since you did not know.
I know. Unless your program can claim multiple NC's from the 30's to the 60's then your program is worthless. Whatever makes you feel better ?
What does the "most relevant" trophy look like ? I think I saw a DVD titled "The Most Relevant Football Teams in NCAA history" on the best seller list. Might want to pick one up.
Tough standards when 3 NCs in the last 13 years is "some success".
What would one NC in 11 years be considered ? How about two in 42 years ? What about 3 in 58 years ?
If only UF had spread their 3 titles out over 45 more years, then might you consider UF a relevant program ?
Oh well. Enjoy your jaded dream world.
Back to topic. Isn't Dyer a better option for ut anyway ? My brief impression is Mack is more versatile and workmanlike where as Dyer is more feature back. Granted, I think Mack's been hurt for most of this year.
Also, wouldn't having 2 Browns at RB be confusing ? "Brown, get in there !" Uh oh...flag for 12 men on the field. Drive over.