BigOrangeTrain
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Do any of you look at actual circumstances regarding why Heupel went down in win totals?
Year 1 star QB injured in November. Forced to play a true freshman. Only loss is to LSU by 8 in bowl game with said freshman starting.
Year 2. That true freshman now a sophomore QB and is the starter. He gets injured in the preseason and is lost for the year. The other true freshman from the prior year has to start. They go 10-3 with a back up true sophomore who had no playing experience before the season.
Year 3. Covid blasts them. Multiple starters and 13 total players opt out, including the now junior QB who was recovered from his injury and their top two defensive linemen. This happens just before the season starts. They were preseason top 25 and picked to win the conference before the opt outs.
Big misconception. Scott Frost "built" them. Frost had one full recruiting class at UCF. He partially signed one when he arrived and left a partial one when he quit that Huepel had to salvage.
His 13-0 team had 6 NFL players. 5 were gone in 2018 when Heupel took over. Frost recruited 1 of those 6 NFL players.
Wasting your time. The pundits won’t change their minds. Also UCF would have destroyed us the past 3 years. I mean Heupel is an offensive guy, that has had top 5 offenses, coached up Sam Bradford. was the OC of the top offense in the SEC in 2016 and has a winning record.
But of course he isn’t good enough for us because we are this powerhouse program.