Jaws
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Just look at Napier's game against App State in 2020. I recall watching that game and it was quite entertaining and hilarious to watch.
Winning close games when you are far better than the comp isn't as impressive to me.You do realize Napier is 40-12 as a head coach, right? The man was 33-5 over his last three years. I have heard of zero “in-game absolute boob” moments, but I’d love to hear your examples of this so I know what to watch out for.
Winning close games when you are far better than the comp isn't as impressive to me.
Blowout loss @ Texas
3 point win over 6-5 FCS Nicholls
Blowout win vs 3-9 Ohio
8 point win over 3-9 GA Southern
2 point win over 5-7 South Alabama
Big time blowout win over a very good Appy State team
1 point win over 2-10 Arkansas State
Blowout over 4-8 Texas State
4 point win vs a solid 8-4 Georgia State team that almost beat Auburn
14 point win vs a 5-7 Troy team
5 point win vs a 4-8 ULM
8 point win over Appy State to win the conference
If you take out the 2 blowout wins over nobodies, that's 9-1 with an average margin of victory of 5.3 points. 3 (Georgia State, App State x2) of those 10 teams made bowl games.
Nice job on the research. Bottom line, over 4 years, Napier was 40-12 at a place where they were 24-26 the four years before his arrival. That’s an excellent turnaround, good enough to catapult him to a premier job in the SEC.
Now let’s do Josh Huepel. His overall record is 35-14 also after 4 seasons. His UCF teams got progressively worse during his 3 years there and he took over a Scott Frost built juggernaut.
If you think Billy’s 40-12 record at Louisiana was bad, you can’t possible be impressed by Huepel’s résumé.
You know what’s hilarious, you found a post to respond to and didn’t need to follow a certain poster to a different forum to respond to, but you did. Oh, I expect this will be scrubbed. That’s okay. I never forget. And if I get franks ban hammer, it’ll be worth it.Napier won that game, Louisiana won that game. So out of 52 games coached as a head coach, you cite a game he won as his “boob” moment?
Talk about hilarious. That’s hilarious.
What are you doing here? You ever ask yourself that question? And be honest with yourself.Napier won that game, Louisiana won that game. So out of 52 games coached as a head coach, you cite a game he won as his “boob” moment?
Talk about hilarious. That’s hilarious.
"Premier job"...that's funny.Nice job on the research. Bottom line, over 4 years, Napier was 40-12 at a place where they were 24-26 the four years before his arrival. That’s an excellent turnaround, good enough to catapult him to a premier job in the SEC.
Now let’s do Josh Huepel. His overall record is 35-14 also after 4 seasons. His UCF teams got progressively worse during his 3 years there and he took over a Scott Frost built juggernaut.
Nice job. This is crazy lolWinning close games when you are far better than the comp isn't as impressive to me.
Blowout loss @ Texas
3 point win over 6-5 FCS Nicholls
Blowout win vs 3-9 Ohio
8 point win over 3-9 GA Southern
2 point win over 5-7 South Alabama
Big time blowout win over a very good Appy State team
1 point win over 2-10 Arkansas State
Blowout over 4-8 Texas State
4 point win vs a solid 8-4 Georgia State team that almost beat Auburn
14 point win vs a 5-7 Troy team
5 point win vs a 4-8 ULM
8 point win over Appy State to win the conference
If you take out the 2 blowout wins over nobodies, that's 9-1 with an average margin of victory of 5.3 points. 3 (Georgia State, App State x2) of those 10 teams made bowl games.
To be fair, he had a lot of that team opt out in the covid year. I'm not hating on Napier, I just need to see him at the SEC level before I make a judgement about him. I said the same thing about Heupel but there was some things I knew would translate right away with the offense being able to make us competitive in any game. We'll see what happens at FloridaNice job on the research. Bottom line, over 4 years, Napier was 40-12 at a place where they were 24-26 the four years before his arrival. That’s an excellent turnaround, good enough to catapult him to a premier job in the SEC.
Now let’s do Josh Huepel. His overall record is 35-14 also after 4 seasons. His UCF teams got progressively worse during his 3 years there and he took over a Scott Frost built juggernaut.
To be fair, he had a lot of that team opt out in the covid year. I'm not hating on Napier, I just need to see him at the SEC level before I make a judgement about him. I said the same thing about Heupel but there was some things I knew would translate right away with the offense being able to make us competitive in any game. We'll see what happens at Florida
Nice job on the research. Bottom line, over 4 years, Napier was 40-12 at a place where they were 24-26 the four years before his arrival. That’s an excellent turnaround, good enough to catapult him to a premier job in the SEC.
Now let’s do Josh Huepel. His overall record is 35-14 also after 4 seasons. His UCF teams got progressively worse during his 3 years there and he took over a Scott Frost built juggernaut.
SUCK IT! Napier is now 2-2 as the gaturds head coach.Nice job on the research. Bottom line, over 4 years, Napier was 40-12 at a place where they were 24-26 the four years before his arrival. That’s an excellent turnaround, good enough to catapult him to a premier job in the SEC.
Now let’s do Josh Huepel. His overall record is 35-14 also after 4 seasons. His UCF teams got progressively worse during his 3 years there and he took over a Scott Frost built juggernaut.