slh1089
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From the sounds of it, Meyer is retiring from work. Period. He must have gobs of dough, doesn't need it. Going to relax and watch his kids grow up. Hey, you can't begrudge him that.
As for a replacement, I have got to hope he would not take this step without having given UF a chance to lay some groundwork. Gruden? Leach? Mullen?
Man, I'm usually on the side of if you don't know for sure, you don't know. For instance, I surely don't know we could've beaten Florida if they hadn't had him.
But if you contend that any other QB in the SEC last year would have picked up that first down when Tebow broke 2-3 tackles in the backfield after he was surrounded, you must've been down at the fortune teller's when the game was being played, and missed it. Think it only required eyes and a TV to be pretty confident of that Tebow was critical for that one in particular.
The other guy wasn't particularly far out on a limb by saying Tebow was good (and maybe the best) on 3rd or 4th and 3, imo.
Doubtful. We would have had Ainge, not Crompton, back playing against them. If you remember that game, Crompton was awful and our defense was on the field wayyyyyyy too long to try and stop McFadden and Jones. With Ainge in it would have a completely different ballgame - evidenced by the 2007 game.
I hope you guys hire Leach...I could see that pirate lover recruiting elite athletes....
Gruden? Everyone brings up Gruden and it is just absurd, if Gruden wanted to be a head coach in the NFL, he could be right now. He is an NFL coach. Period.
Not sure how much groundwork UF needs to lay to get Mullen, you offer and he accepts, simple as that. Mississippi State is a dump and Florida is an elite program.
Considering Florida doesn't have the personnel to run Kelly's offense, it's going to take him a couple years to recruit the guys he needs, what you're suggesting is that Florida would shell out north of $10mil over two years for no results. Not likely.