Muschamp knows talent.
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Very true...other than Texas, he hasn't done anything impressive. He stunk it up at Florida, where it lies within the middle of a recruiting hotbed, then had the worst defense in the SEC at Auburn in '15, then the (non)performance vs Clemson in '16 and the bowl game. Nothing wrong with supporting him and hoping he will do well, but he has a to prove in my eyes.
I honestly stop responding when people start going in circular arguments or resort to "no u". No point in discussing with people unable to uphold their end of the conversation.
Muschamp had an over .500 record at Florida which was riddled with injuries and bad offensive coordinators. How many of his recruits at Florida were just drafted? I would say he needs a good 3 years here to turn the tide. Spurrier is responsible for our lack luster defense with poor recruiting.
It's what the Clempson players ride on before home games......
Muschamp had an insane number of injuries at Florida.
Point I want to make is maybe he ran practices that were just too intense, and maybe he learned something from that.
Look I'm not an exercise science person, but people are different. A lot of the fast twitch guys are noticeably prone to injury period, let alone fatiguing out and being more likely to get injured from that alone.
I'm saying that 18 year old Muschamp maybe could run around in the heat for four hours, suck it up and go, and he was durable enough to do it.
But Deebo is asking for a hamstring injury if he does. I'm glad Muschamp is using that Ramp or Catapult (or whatever it is called) monitoring system now.
But there was something really screwy about that injury streak down in Florida. Either he had bum luck from hades or it had something to do with how he ran practices.
Point I want to make is maybe he ran practices that were just too intense, and maybe he learned something from that.
Look I'm not an exercise science person, but people are different. A lot of the fast twitch guys are noticeably prone to injury period, let alone fatiguing out and being more likely to get injured from that alone.
I'm saying that 18 year old Muschamp maybe could run around in the heat for four hours, suck it up and go, and he was durable enough to do it.
But Deebo is asking for a hamstring injury if he does. I'm glad Muschamp is using that Ramp or Catapult (or whatever it is called) monitoring system now.
But there was something really screwy about that injury streak down in Florida. Either he had bum luck from hades or it had something to do with how he ran practices.
I also think Coach Boom could beat up Dabo.
Bingo!
Name a division 1 coach that likely couldn't. Bill Snyder is all I got.
FIFY. Muschamp is very good at defense and evaluating defensive players. He will ruin your offense, interfere with the choices there, and want a boring ground game that helps out the defense.
Our offense is a step and a half ahead of the defense right now. Muschamp and McClendon have turned around our receiving corp in no time at all. QB looks fairly good under Roper too. We have a few good capable running backs as well. O Line is our major concern as far as the offense goes.
Maybe Roper will run interference. I think long term you will see that Muschamp gets great defensive players, both highly rated and hidden gems, but screws up the offensive side. Maybe he will learn or his OC will prevent him this time. I have my doubts. I love Muschamp as a person and he infects the whole team with enthusiasm. Somehow he has not put it all together yet.
I'm surprised you feel that way. We (a 6-5 team with only 8 total starters returning from the previous season) lost on the road to the number 1 team in the country by a score of 56-7. Yes, it hurt. But do you remember the Navy game. When we were 9-0 and the #2 team in the nation. 6000 gamecock fans had already purchased their New Years Day Orange Bowl tickets. Navy beat us 38-21, and gave Navy a season record of 4-5-1.
It would be a tie against Lane Kiffin and Dabo. There would be lots of hair pulling going one in that one.
You can say that now but I don't think that will be an accurate statement over the next 3 seasons at South Carolina.
The image you are describing will be a mythical distant memory.
No...Urban's ganster type football players hurt Florida more than Muschamp. That and Foley forcing Charlie Weis onto his staff after Weis failed @ Notre Dame.
They won the title. They were the best team in the country. I can't argue the point any more than that. Doesn't matter what their ranking was when we played them. It's the same team that beat Bama in one of the best championship games I've ever seen.
