Locker Room Issues at Florida…

Pookieray

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I don’t blame Henig. The kid did the best he could and snapped his collar bone twice in one season for the maroon and white. I blame Croom for serving him up on a silver platter.
that kid had heart, he took an arse whoopin every week he was healthy enough to take one!
 

Faustdog

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Chris Doering is absolutely going off on Billy Napier's offense on SEC Network this morning. Says it suffers from low T, no energy, no excitement. And it's only regressing.

It can't be long now. (TWSS)
 

thatsbaseball

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May 29, 2007
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Chris Doering is absolutely going off on Billy Napier's offense on SEC Network this morning. Says it suffers from low T, no energy, no excitement. And it's only regressing.

It can't be long now. (TWSS)
I've thought from the start that coaching in the NIL error....errr era was going to take a certain "it" that some coaches weren't going to have. I'd bet you there a lot more locker room "issues" around the country than ever. Some will show up on the field more than others and Florida's are showing up because of Napier.
 

War Machine Dawg

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I think it’s a Florida problem. Other teams with similar advantages to them don’t seem to have the same trouble bouncing back when down.
They're historically a very middle of the pack program. The success of Spurrier and Urban made everyone think they're some perennial juggernaut and should be competing every year. They've basically reverted back to their historical mean.
 
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They're historically a very middle of the pack program. The success of Spurrier and Urban made everyone think they're some perennial juggernaut and should be competing every year. They've basically reverted back to their historical mean.
True. BUT. Their population advantage and available talent pool suggests it’s something more than the mean. It’s got to be cultural.