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Message Replied To ========== The thing is Mac was brought in specifically to fix our offense and he hasn't. Muschamp had a more productive offense the year he was fired. ==============================4 OL who were in the NFL a year later. 2 Tailbacks one of whom was in the NFL a year later and the other 2 years later a WR who was in the NFL 2 years later A 3rd year starting QB who was in the NFL 2 years later Coach Mac has a lineup that looks like this Right Tackle - True Freshman Right Guard - True Sophomore Center - Redshirt Freshman Left Guard - True Sophomore Right Tackle - Junior The two top backups were a True Sophomore and a Redshirt Sophomore WR - True Sophomore WR - True Freshman The Backups were a Junior converted scatback and two true Freshmen Running Back - a True Sophomore The top backups are a True Freshman and a True Sophomore QB - a transfer Senior with two True Freshmen being redshirted. *slight* difference in experience wouldn't you say? Also...how many times did Chump win the SEC East in his 4 years? |
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