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VolunteerHillbilly

VolunteerHillbilly

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Spurrier was coaching the Gators last night? Would he have tightened up in the 2nd half? I'm guessing he would've run it up 70-4 if he could.
 
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1) He wasn't coaching last night.
2) Any Gator fan who is not satisfied with the margin of victory needs to be shot.
 
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lawgator1 said:
1) He wasn't coaching last night.
2) Any Gator fan who is not satisfied with the margin of victory needs to be shot.
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The way your quarterback played the last half of the season turned my opinion. Great ending alligator. Congratulations. See you next year in yet another classic...
 
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VolunteerHillbilly said:
Spurrier was coaching the Gators last night? Would he have tightened up in the 2nd half? I'm guessing he would've run it up 70-4 if he could.
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You mean he wouldn't have tried to run the clock out like he did against UT in '96, in the process almost blowing a 35-0 lead?
 
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hatvol96 said:
You mean he wouldn't have tried to run the clock out like he did against UT in '96, in the process almost blowing a 35-0 lead?
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though, in all reality, that was probably the best game PM ever had against the gators.
 
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hatvol96 said:
In fairness to Captain Stats, he was pretty good against the Gators in both '95 and '96.
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I was thinking about the Captain stats thing. If PM motivates himself by stats and it causes him to improve then captain stats is not a cut on him. If you are a lawyer and a client comes to you and asks your record and you say 9-0 (never lost a case) and someone says that Hat is all about #s, you would most likely say, isnt that what its all about. Being concered over stats just keeps you sharp I feel.
 
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