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ch3cooh posted:Unresignation letter http://www.sun-sentinel.com/media/acrobat/2013-11/153180860-07144937.pdf Dieter Kurtenbach @dkurtenbach 9m Pelini is alleging that Edwards and Stewart, the two affiants, were having an affair and that they had “strong motive” to remove him as HC.
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EJ is horrible. He had that game against UF and he still went in the first round.
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Daunte Vicknabb posted:Jon Phillips. I've known him since preschool. Urbs seemed on a mission to destroy his soul for not being a mindless drone. It sort of worked. This needs to be shared, what Meyer did and how he did it. And thank you for sharing 
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Oodles of Wootles posted:Look good football just doesn't work in the Big Ten, OK?
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Ehud posted:Don't bring in a pro style OC. Our QB next year is Driskel, and after that it's Will Grier. They're both dual threat guys. Bring in somebody innovative enough to turn a QB's athleticism into points. Innovative like Steve Addazio
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http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2013/11/25/5143098/florida-football-coaches-brent-pease Florida will reportedly fire Brent Pease, OL coach after FSU game
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Is it true that Brent Pease chose to go to UF to be an OC over going to Bama?
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Saban to Texas, couldn't even shake Malzahn's hand
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UF OC Brent Pease has been fired http://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2013/12/1/5060322/brent-pease-florida-offensive-coordinator-fired
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Ehud posted:come on down next guy who can't fix our offense Whoever that guy is, he'll have one season or less to fix that offense 'cause everyone's fired after this next year
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UF Offensive Coordinator Hot Board via gatorbait: Coaches with staff ties Joker Phillips Job: Florida Gators wide receivers coach Age: 50 Salary: $265,000 Why he'd fit: He's already on campus. The players already know him and how he coaches, and he knows the system. Promoting him would keep some consistency in a key year for Muschamp. He has a proven track record as a coordinator. Derek Dooley Job: Dallas Cowboys wide receivers coach Age: 45 Salary: Unknown Why he'd fit: Dooley was on the same staff with Will Muschamp at LSU from 2001-04 and again with the Miami Dolphins in 2005. He has plenty of SEC experience thanks to his head coaching stint at Tennessee. Dooley is receiving a $5 million buyout from Tennessee still, which could lessen the amount the Gators would have to throw at him to get him to come. Why he may not come: Dooley seemed in over his head in the SEC. His offenses were good, but he wasn't cut out to be a head coach yet. He has had only two brief stints in the NFL, so he may want to try his hand more there before jumping back into hte college ranks. And working for Jerry Jones presumably has its perks. Adam Gase Job: Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Age: 35 Salary: Unknown Why he'd fit: Gase is considered one of the top up-and-coming coaches in all of football. He worked in the recruiting office at LSU from 2001-02 while Muschamp was there. He's young and energetic, and he helped Tim Tebow win games in the NFL. Why he may not come: He's probably making good money in the NFL, and he's one of the top coordinators out there right now. It would probably take a lot of cash to lure him away from Denver, and why leave when you've got Peyton Manning and a sure chance (or two or three) at a Super Bowl in the near future? James Coley Job: Miami Hurricanes offensive coordinator Age: 40 Salary: About $500,000 Why he'd fit: Coley certainly runs a more open offense than the one Florida's tried to play with the last few years. He was a graduate assistant at LSU in 2003-04 and an offensive assistant with the Dolphines in 2005, so he has ties to Muschamp. Florida could also deal a blow to Miami by luring away one of their top recruiters. Why he may not come: It would probably take a nice pay raise to get Coley to leave Miami, where he's originally from. He just got to Miami, and the Hurricanes appear to be on the verge of finally turning things around under Al Golden with the NCAA issues now mostly behind them. His job stability would almost certainly be better in Miami at this point. Dameyune Craig Job: Auburn Tigers co-offensive coordinator Age: 39 Salary: $350,000 Why he'd fit: Craig's now had a chance to pick up on Gus Malzahn's offense for a full year. Couple that with his time as Florida State's quarterbacks coach under Jimbo Fisher, and he should have a pretty open offense if he were given the reins. Craig was a graduate assistant at LSU in 2004 and a special teams coach in Miami with Muschamp, so he's got staff ties. While becoming sole offensive coordinator would be a big step up, Craig is also a great recruiter. Why he may not come: Craig appears to be in ideal position at Auburn. Malzahn's system is perfect for budding assistants to move on and move up, assuming it continues to work in the SEC. Still, if Florida's willing to risk hiring Craig as offensive coordinator, the Gators could probably get him. Eddie Gran Job: Cincinnati Bearcats offensive coordinator Age: 48 Salary: $305,128 Why he'd fit: Gran has a ton of experience coaching in the SEC. He's got ties to Muschamp from his time at Auburn. He knows the league and has been an excellent recruiter. He is, however, in only his first year as an offensive coordinator. Cincinnati's offense ranks 19th nationally under Gran's direction. Why he may not come: Gran would probably jump at the chance to make more money coaching in the SEC. Still, he's got long ties to Tommy Tuberville and it may be tougher to lure him away than it seems. The real question is whether Florida would even be interested. Coaches with school ties Brian Schottenheimer Job: St. Louis Rams offensive coordinator Age: 40 Salary: Unknown Why he'd fit: Schotteneimer went to Florida to learn under Steve Spurrier, so he's got ties to Gainesville and the Gators. He'd certainly run a more open offense than the one Florida's had the last few years. He's a young coach who will have traction in recruiting based on his name alone. Why he may not come: He's already an offensive coordinator at the NFL level. Stepping down to the college ranks, where he's only had two years of coaching experience, might not be the direction he wants to go, particularly to what could be perceived as a sinking ship. It'd probably take a lot of money to get him to make that move. Jedd Fisch Job: Jacksonville Jaguars offensive coordinator Age: 37 Salary: Unknown Why he'd fit: Fisch is a Florida graduate, and he spent two years as a graduate assistant under Steve Spurrier. He has worked his way up the coaching ranks and has had success at the college level, most recently at Miami. Why he may not come: He just left the college ranks for a coordinator job in the NFL, his first at that level. He may be unwilling to pick up and go right back to college. Coaches without any obvious ties Lane Kiffin Job: Unemployed Age: 38 Salary: N/A Why he'd fit: Kiffin has some SEC experience from his brief stint as Tennessee's head coach, and his offenses prior to becoming a head coach were pretty good. He can recruit. Why he may not come: This is more why Florida wouldn't hire him than why he wouldn't come. There was plenty of shots at Florida during Kiffin's tenure at Tennessee that probably rubbed the Florida administration the wrong way. He has a brash personality that doesn't really seem like a fit at Florida. Sylvester Croom Job: Tennessee Titans running backs coach Age: 59 Salary: Unknown Why he'd fit: Croom's got a decade and a half of experience in the SEC at various points in his career, so he's plenty familiar with the league. He would instantly command respect based on his wealth of experience. Why he may not come: Croom has spent more time in the NFL as a coach now than in college. He has bounced around quite a bit and has only been at his last two NFL stints for a year. Jay Norvell Job: Oklahoma Sooners co-offensive coordinator Age: 50 Salary: $400,000 Why he'd fit: Norvell has been an integral part of the Oklahoma offense, though he doesn't call plays for the Sooners. He does have experience doing that in the past, though. His track record of success speaks for itself. Why he may not come: There's a decent chance Norvell could be handed the play-calling duties next season after a tough year for the Sooners in 2013. He's also making pretty good money at Oklahoma and has been there for six years now. He doesn't have any SEC experience. Mike Norvell Job: Arizona State offensive coordinator Age: 32 Salary: $320,000 Why he'd fit: Norvell has been successful everywhere he's gone, first at Tulsa, then at Pittsburgh and Arizona State. He's got a wide open offense that has put up some big numbers. Why he may not come: He has little big-time BCS experience or SEC experience. He might not be a gamble Florida's willing to make.
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For the record, you guys should poach James Coley from Miami.
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Ehud posted:lol @ some of those "prospects" for the position  Lane Kiffin is an actual possibility quote:The lines of communication are open... with former USC head coach Lane Kiffin. As we reported about a week ago, Will Muschamp and Kiffin have been in touch. Those lines of communication have stayed open, though it's not clear if Kiffin is viewed as a legitimate candidate for the job just yet.
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Ehud posted:where is this from 247 sports
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Richt confirmed today the entire defensive coaching staff is staying on next year. What about your S&C coach?
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Grittybeard posted:This is a really terrible conversation, like worse than everyone expecting Ohio State to get locked out of the BCSNCG if they beat Michigan State bad. Men can dream
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MourningView posted:The dumb arguments about 2008 were annoying enough in 2008, quit trying to restart them now. In fact let's just forget 2004-2010 happened please thank you
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Whip Slagcheek posted:Alternatively: he kicked Lane Kiffin off the bus. Though it took 4 people, including him, in a broom closet at half time to think that up.
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Karmalaa70 posted:News: Al Borges Death Spiral to continue in 2014 according to Brady Hoke. Him and Fickell should be room mates and make a sitcom
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Jim Grobe just "resigned" at Wake Forest gently caress Jim Grobe
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Dec 2, 2013 21:34
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FSU owes Grobe a lot. Ride into the sunset, crazy bastard
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Sab0921 posted:Either that or they remember his god awful stint at Ole Miss and don't want USC to go 3-9, He's 6-1 at USC. He was 10-24 at Ole Miss. A good amount of it also probably stems from just...him. He's a good ol bayou dude who kinda sounds ridiculous. That's not a slight on him to me, but southern cal people probably expect a certain image with their coach as well. I mean, they hired Lane Kiffin twice.
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InsideUSC @InsideUSC 38m Ed Orgeron just departed #USC following emotional team meeting. He is applying for Wake Forest job, according to a source Southern Cal athletics is full of gently caress-ups
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Chad Morris should go to UCLA. Him and Hundley and Miles Jack and California talent would be awesome
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Cutcliffe won ACC coach of the year  he's too old to get hired away I imagine, but is anyone interested in him?
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Eddie Gran interviewing for FAU job
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Jimbo Fisher gets a contract extension for something like 5 years $4.1 mill/year
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You know what Texas has that Alabama doesn't? The best theoretical physicist in the world. I bet that tips the balance. 
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Raku posted:The Alabama plan requires a defense since you don't score as fast/often as possible. They can adopt the 'we're all barely competent so let's make them nickel and dime' UCF defense.
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buddhanc posted:I guess this is what FSU fans felt like when Bowden came back. add more losses and squandering our players' professional futures while threatening everyone in the SID and you'll get closer to it.
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Turner Gill
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Losing to a Glennon AND Driskel is a travesty but most fans with any sense put it on EJ more than Jimbo god drat, EJ.
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