tokengator said:

Joecane said:

I kind of agree with Diego on the WR thing. Maybe they don't go there to die and I don't think there really are places that can kill potential NFL careers if the player is really good enough (unless it's a QB or RB) but at least since Harvin/Muprhy they definitely don't go there to be great or blow up or whatever. Is it QB play? Corching (Muschamp)? Probably both. That being said there's a new coach who has had offense put up pretty legit numbers.

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combination of muschamp and driskel will make WR produciton very hard.

despite that dunbar put together a decent college career. He just isn't fast enough to be an NFL player.

patton made it to the nfl despite muschamp.

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Lauderdale said:

We need Callaway and the speed he brings to the game. Just look what Dorsett did last year and Kaaya may have gotten him to the NFL round 2. Florida has significant issues including QB so hopefully that will diminish Callaway's interest there because here he can start.

If Tim "Ice" Harris can't sell him on Miami it says something about his recruiting. By the way Treon Harris is likely to shift positions at Florida, the new coaches aren't sold on him at QB.

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DiegoCane said:

tokengator said:

Joecane said:

I kind of agree with Diego on the WR thing. Maybe they don't go there to die and I don't think there really are places that can kill potential NFL careers if the player is really good enough (unless it's a QB or RB) but at least since Harvin/Muprhy they definitely don't go there to be great or blow up or whatever. Is it QB play? Corching (Muschamp)? Probably both. That being said there's a new coach who has had offense put up pretty legit numbers.

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combination of muschamp and driskel will make WR produciton very hard.

despite that dunbar put together a decent college career. He just isn't fast enough to be an NFL player.

patton made it to the nfl despite muschamp.

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Haha, Dunbar had 9 catches for 68 yards his Sr year vs teams not named Eastern Michigan, Vandy, and Eastern Kentucky.

No idea I'm arguing with a Gator fan who lives on a Miami board. You are right, UF is an NFL factory for WRs. All those guys that busted were just bad fits.

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tyrn said:

Since Percy Harvin and Tim Tebow, UF hasn't produced a truly exciting player on offense, and before them I can't think of anyone other than Emmit Smith, maybe Fred Taylor...

UF, where elite offensive players go to never be heard of again...

5star WR Andre Dubose was supposed to be the next Percy Harvin...

He probably would have come close if he went elsewhere...

Was only a "bust" b/c he went to UF(yes I know about the injuries)...

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UknowWhat said:

Does anyone have links to other teams fan sites?

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tokengator said:

DiegoCane said:

tokengator said:

Joecane said:

I kind of agree with Diego on the WR thing. Maybe they don't go there to die and I don't think there really are places that can kill potential NFL careers if the player is really good enough (unless it's a QB or RB) but at least since Harvin/Muprhy they definitely don't go there to be great or blow up or whatever. Is it QB play? Corching (Muschamp)? Probably both. That being said there's a new coach who has had offense put up pretty legit numbers.

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combination of muschamp and driskel will make WR produciton very hard.

despite that dunbar put together a decent college career. He just isn't fast enough to be an NFL player.

patton made it to the nfl despite muschamp.

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Haha, Dunbar had 9 catches for 68 yards his Sr year vs teams not named Eastern Michigan, Vandy, and Eastern Kentucky.

No idea I'm arguing with a Gator fan who lives on a Miami board. You are right, UF is an NFL factory for WRs. All those guys that busted were just bad fits.

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lmao, you can't even be honest in your discussion. Where the **** did I ever say that? However, like I posted in another thread UF is among the top colleges with WR on an NFL roster, so your claim that uf wr's go there to die is also incorrect. if they are making nfl rosters they sure as **** didn't die.

I was pointing out that your logic is flawed. You tried to say a WR should not go to UF because wr' under a staff known for putting out ****** offenses did not get a lot of production out of the WR position. That staff is gone. On top of that failed logic, you mentioned names that didn't even play a down for UF,...guys like dunkley that were kicked out of uf.

and yes dunbar had a decent CAREER at uf. For a guy that is not very fast he did have a decent CAREER. You counter this with his senior stats. Do you not grasp the definition of career? Do you not understand the word decent?


I always thought you were intelligent, but since you have proven you need to lie (or maybe can't read) to have a discussion I guess I thought wrong.

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DiegoCane said:

We will agree to disagree on this subject. Golden has put all us Canes fans on edge. Maybe I'm not making sense anymore.

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tokengator said:

i think he picks miami

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tokengator said:

DiegoCane said:

We will agree to disagree on this subject. Golden has put all us Canes fans on edge. Maybe I'm not making sense anymore.

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it isn't that you were necessarily wrong. WR production under the previous staff did suck. It is that you attempted to use things as proof that the future staff will suck as well.

you also attempted to use guys that never played a down (either transferred, never made it, or got kicked out) as proof that the wr are not developed. That is not very logical.

and disagreed with the "go to die" part. Guys like Robinson and even dunbar overcame awful coaching and even worse QB play to put decent careers together all things considered.

They might suck at getting production at WR but it wont have anything to do with what happened under muschamp.

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NosniknoT said:

I thought dex is going where every julius goes

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