Meyer keeping staff, Brantley staying?

Look who's #1.
Brantley is God awful. Time to develop a starting QB for next season, bro.

Get a spread QB!

Did you really expect him to say that Brantley sucks even if he does?

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Originally posted 08:54 AM ET  11.16 by A Train 007

Get a spread QB!

Sounds like a sandwich...

... "a spread QB" lol.

He had one in Cam Newton.... who actually appears better than Tebow in that offense.

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Gator fans may not like reading the part about the OC staying on.

I'll say it for our Gator friends:

Fire Steve Adazzio!!!!

I wonder, is this not so great of a season costing Florida (6-4) and Texas (4-6) to lose top recruits?

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Gator fans may not like reading the part about the OC staying on.

We hardly need the Slantinel to tell us about what's going on. ;)

Do you all think Coach Meyer is going to say that Daz will be fired at the end of the year while at a PC?

Do you think JBIV would take the mic at the same presser and announce his intentions to transfer at the end of the season?

Me thinks not.

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Originally posted 09:13 AM ET  11.16 by MAROONEDinOmaha

I'll say it for our Gator friends:Fire Steve Adazzio!!!!

Thanks!

Lucky for us Gator fans/alum, the boosters are saying the same thing in Darth's ear.

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Originally posted 09:30 AM ET  11.16 by VanByTheRiver

I wonder, is this not so great of a season costing Florida (6-4) and Texas (4-6) to lose top recruits?

Not so far. Florida was really up against it after last year's class. The on-the field product coupled with lots of attrition from that class *may* and I repeat, *may* actually help.

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Originally posted 09:31 AM ET  11.16 by .5 2AndA Q WOW

I dont think so... UT is still #1 and UF is top 5

Texas will always have great recruits...

... because they are located in one of the top 2 states for in state talent (California being the other).

If Texas loses it will never be due to lack of talent.

Combine that with Mack Brown's recruiting skills and the cupboard will not be empty.

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Originally posted 09:43 AM ET  11.16 by GIE

Not so far. Florida was really up against it after last year's class. The on-the field product coupled with lots of attrition from that class *may* and I repeat, *may* actually help.

Are you referring to possibility building character?

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Originally posted 09:31 AM ET  11.16 by .5 2AndA Q WOW

FWIW, they have 2 spread QBs already on the roster... Driskell coming in is suppose to be dual threat... He aint the 2nd coming of Tebus either though

One really (Reed). TB can run the O from the QB position, but it's hard to call him a QB since he doesn't throw the ball. ;)

Not sayin' JD is TT, but their rankings are nearly identical, FWIW...

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Originally posted 09:43 AM ET  11.16 by brotha68

Texas will always have great recruits...... because they are located in one of the top 2 states for in state talent (California being the other).If Texas loses it will never be due to lack of talent.Combine that with Mack Brown's recruiting skills and the cupboard will not be empty.

Florida is the number 1 state for recruits. CNNSI.com did a study on this. Florida has the most BCS conference division 1 signees of any other state over the past 10 years. Texas was second and California was third.

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Originally posted 09:43 AM ET  11.16 by brotha68

Are you referring to possibility building character?

No. While loses do help build character, I was speaking to playing time. A **** team could make recruits believe they would see the field early. A 9-0 UF after last year's recruiting class would have a harder time pulling recruits than this year's abomination of a football team - that's was my point.

Referring to post 21, the results of this research was in one of Stewart Mandel's columns. Even despite Texas being more populated Florida still had more kids sign. Pretty amazing. 10 National Champions within the past 27 years came from Florida schools.

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Not yet but it will be a long 3 months til signing day. more worried about he 2013 recruits.

Nah, it's not like the program has taken a nosedive. They just need to make a few changes. The talent will be there.

I did see where over 50 players on the Oklahoma State roster is from Texas? Wow!

Here we are with that cross-armed Shannon type look of bewilderment on his face! What could this portend?