Danni at it again...

eckie1

All-Conference
Jun 23, 2007
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Poor Don….


I don’t recall him ever being salty after a loss here. He must be feeling the pressure in Jortsville.

He’s lost to KY twice in his tenure when they hadn’t lost to KY at all in decades. Effing glorious!!

I’ll bet within the next 2 years, this hunchback ******* will be coaching Jacksonville and will be dumped within 2 years. Then, on to the lecture circuit or South Alabama.
 

wsjmsu75

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Sep 29, 2017
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I don’t recall him ever being salty after a loss here. He must be feeling the pressure in Jortsville.

He’s lost to KY twice in his tenure when they hadn’t lost to KY at all in decades. Effing glorious!!

I’ll bet within the next 2 years, this hunchback ******* will be coaching Jacksonville and will be dumped within 2 years. Then, on to the lecture circuit or South Alabama.

He is getting what he deserves for building up our program only to leave when he had an absolutely loaded roster returning in 2018. He better be talking to his agent, because Florida will not put up with too many more losses to the likes of Kentucky. And, if he gets **** canned, I hope Stricklin goes with him.
 

$altyDawg

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Aug 30, 2018
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[FONT=&quot]Then, Mullen drew [/FONT]criticism for smiling[FONT=&quot] as he made his way across the field for his postgame handshake with Wildcats head coach Mark Stoops.[/FONT]

I remember the smile on his face when Graves doinked a FG that caused a loss to South Alabama.
 

Dawgology

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Sep 15, 2011
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He is getting what he deserves for building up our program only to leave when he had an absolutely loaded roster returning in 2018. He better be talking to his agent, because Florida will not put up with too many more losses to the likes of Kentucky. And, if he gets **** canned, I hope Stricklin goes with him.

This. He was so focused on getting out of Starkville and going to a "blue blood" that he missed what was in front of him. If Mullen was coaching in 2018 the floor for that team would have been 10 wins in my opinion with a damn good shot at going to the SEC championship game. I hate he bailed on them like that.
 

kired

All-Conference
Aug 22, 2008
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He better start focusing on LSU now, or it’s going to be 4-7 out of last 11.

If he loses one in November, he’ll be on one hell of a hot seat.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
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He wanted the big time. Well, he's got it. The grass isn't always greener. If he doesn't win out, he's going to be feeling the pressure big time next year.
 

TheStateUofMS

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Dec 26, 2009
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I went to the UF 247 board just to lurk a little and there's a bountiful amount of long threads discussing his future. Not in a way like a firing would be imminent, but many folks are fed up.
 

TheStateUofMS

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Dec 26, 2009
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I don't know what else you wanted him to do. He had the opportunity to coach Florida or Tennessee and he was going to take it. That doesn't happen often. Florida is about as big of a job as there is.

Wouldn't you rather be the headcoach of Oklahoma than Kansas State? Kinda the same thing.
 

Emma’s Dad

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May 5, 2021
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Mullen is weird. He is a perfect fit for Texas A&M. Jumbo needs to go to LSU and be average (as ever) there. Will be great for the rest of the SEC West.
 

TheStateUofMS

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Dec 26, 2009
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If he got fired at UF, he'd be able to get a Miss St type job if not better.

I bet if he somehow got fired from UF this year for going 6-6 (I haven't looked at their schedule), he could still get the USC job.
 

johnson86-1

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Aug 22, 2012
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He wanted the big time. Well, he's got it. The grass isn't always greener. If he doesn't win out, he's going to be feeling the pressure big time next year.

He doesn't have to win out I wouldn't think, but he can't afford a loss to anybody other than UGA (who he is nto beating). If he goes 9-3, they may not love him, but he'll be fine. If he goes 8-4, he's going to legitimately be coaching for his job next year I think and another 8 win season gets him fired. I think he might could survive that if he didn't rub everybody the wrong way and reactc so poorly after losses like he did after last year's bowl game and the UK game this year.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
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31,248
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9-3 with a loss to Kentucky is not fine at Florida. They fired Jim McElwain midseason after he went 10-4 and 9-4 in his 2 full seasons there.
 

Smoked Toag

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Jul 15, 2021
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Mullen is weird. He is a perfect fit for Texas A&M. Jumbo needs to go to LSU and be average (as ever) there. Will be great for the rest of the SEC West.
I think this too. I've said 100 times that Mullen isn't a good fit at Florida. He doesn't utilize speed well enough, i.e. he's not maximizing his talent at Florida. Leach would actually be a better fit there.

And yes, Texas A&M is just a more rich Mississippi State, but with less defensive line talent (I think we have more of that in our state). They portray that tough image, but typically get out-physical'ed. Mullen would be perfect there, as he was also perfect here. He'd have been good at Auburn too.

He needs to get the hell out of Gainesville, and either try the NFL or go to the B1G.
 

Smoked Toag

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9-3 with a loss to Kentucky is not fine at Florida. They fired Jim McElwain midseason after he went 10-4 and 9-4 in his 2 full seasons there.
He's also not recruiting well enough. Spurrier said it himself that he needed to get them in the top 5. Well he's averaging around 11 since he's been there and is 16 right now. Won't cut it. Now we all know this doesn't matter THAT much but it adds fuel to the fire when he's losing 3 games per year.
 

Dawgg

Heisman
Sep 9, 2012
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It's not lost on me that he's lost to Kentucky more times in his 3 years at an alleged blue blood than in his entire 9 year tenure at poor lil' Miss'ippi State.
 

johnson86-1

All-American
Aug 22, 2012
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9-3 with a loss to Kentucky is not fine at Florida. They fired Jim McElwain midseason after he went 10-4 and 9-4 in his 2 full seasons there.

Jim McElwain did that while the side of the ball he was responsible for looked like ****, and then it looked even worse his third year. Again, I'm not saying they'll love him, but Mullen will be ok for next year if he wins 9 this year.
 

patdog

Heisman
May 28, 2007
60,217
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I think in a lot of ways, Mullen left the best job he will ever have.
 
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