Silly Burrito posted:To be fair, Tim Tebow the human is a wonderful person and a great man. Tim Tebow the Florida Gator is what Jesus would be like if he played football, you blasphemous heathen. Tim Tebow the NFL player was just hilarious. The coverage was insufferable though.
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Kibner posted:Haha, I had no idea that Hester still haunted some Gator fans from just that one game. No human can convert that many 4th downs. He is clearly some sort of Bayou Demon.
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Jun 29, 2017 04:02
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LeeMajors posted:No human can convert that many 4th downs. He is clearly some sort of Bayou Demon. I was with the Mikes for that game and some of the Alberts were staying at my apartment and it was uncomfortable afterwards because the game was tight.
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Jun 29, 2017 06:34
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Gamecocks got their Florida* coach they wanted. *university of south Florida
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Jun 29, 2017 20:25
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Mark Kingston is anti-bunt so I love him already. In all seriousness, this hire is a bit underwhelming on the surface, but he's supposedly one of the best up-and-comers out there. More to the point, we should be able to trust Ray Tanner's opinion on baseball, of all things. I'm mostly just glad he's a head coach, because we already went the "elite assistant" route and saw where that got us.
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Jun 30, 2017 20:46
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RumbleFish posted:Mark Kingston is anti-bunt so I love him already. According to all my Gamecock friends, O'Sullivan was a 'done deal,' so I'd bet there's a lot of broken hearts in Cola.
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Jun 30, 2017 21:57
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LeeMajors posted:According to all my Gamecock friends, O'Sullivan was a 'done deal,' so I'd bet there's a lot of broken hearts in Cola. That never made sense to me or seemed even remotely possible. I know O'Sullivan has been really upset at the lack of administrative and especially fan support at UF, but otherwise, he's in a great situation -- especially now that y'all finally broke through and won a title. He's also very, very well compensated despite that lack of support, so I don't know that we would have been able to offer enough money (or even that we should have, because it would've been a ridiculous sum). The "done deal" stuff was just hysteria. I'm sure some people are still convinced it would've happened had LSU won, though.
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Jun 30, 2017 23:03
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Ever since the almost-Tom Herman turned into Will Muschamp fiasco, anyone Tanner ended up with was almost certainly going to be underwhelming to a chunk of the fan base. But unlike with Muschamp, it doesn't seem like the larger contingent of other school fans and media are laughing at us, so that gives me hope. We'll see, his first test to pass will be whether he pitches to Seth Beer with men on or not...
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Jun 30, 2017 23:17
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warheadr posted:Ever since the almost-Tom Herman turned into Will Muschamp fiasco, anyone Tanner ended up with was almost certainly going to be underwhelming to a chunk of the fan base. But unlike with Muschamp, it doesn't seem like the larger contingent of other school fans and media are laughing at us, so that gives me hope. We'll see, his first test to pass will be whether he pitches to Seth Beer with men on or not... In fairness it was the decision NOT to pitch to Seth Beer that scored the go ahead run. Granted there is somewhat a difference between not pitching to him and throwing it to the backstop.
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