lawgator1
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How did being sodomized by Nebraska make the Gators tougher? The National Championship you won the next year had just as much to with Texas doing what you couldn't, i.e. beating Nebraska, as it did with anything the Gators did. The team you played in the Sugar Bowl had already beaten you. Ohio State was probably more deserving of the Sugar Bowl berth. Really, that may be the least impressive resume for a National Championship since GA Tech's fraudulent share of the '90 title. I love that we're being lectured on current greatness by a fan of a team that hasn't competed for an SEC title since 2000. Enjoy your short window of opportunity in the Sunshine State. Ears will be gone soon and the Canes will hire a coach who gets them back to using the Gators as their personal pinatas.
I am not lecturing you on current greatness. If you look back at this thread, I was just saying quit living in the past glory years. Step up and be harsh about the state of current affairs and focus on winning now and in the near future, not how great it was when you won a lot 8 years ago.
You mean the kind of superiority that comes with only having one coach who has ever won anything? The kind of superiority that comes from being the third best program in your own state for the better part of the last 25 years? The kind of superiority that comes with a football tradition that starts in 1990? Florida is, was, and always will be the low rent, nothing happening, johnny come latelies on the SEC block. Call us when you win an SEC title under someone other than Spurrier. Until then, just keep your trap shut about greatness and superiority. It sound silly, even for a Florida fan.
This is your response to my request that the guy back-up his claim that Florida, and I quote, cheated its backside off for 30 years.... Come on, what does your rant here have to do with my question? Again, I was calling out the guy who claimed that Florida cheated for 30 years to win the 1996 national championship. I remember Pell and 1981-ish. But that's all I remember.
Your going off on this utterly immaterial tangent sort of proves my point, though, which is that if I ask a valid question of the guy who claims we cheated for 30 years, rather than come back on and admit he axaggerated, someone else jumps on Florida about having no tradition. Which of course has nothing to do with the issue at hand.
Tennessee has had more success 2000-2006 than Florida has. Not really close, either.
Living in the past again. Tsk, tsk. This is what is getting FSU in trouble. "Hey, so what if our coach is taking us down the drain with his antiquated approach to the game. He won a lot seven years ago!"