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My response was more directed to the guy who said the players post pictures of themselves eating junk food when they go out to eat. The food available on campus for them is highly nutritious and designed to fuel athletes but when college kids go to a restaurant with friends, they’re going to eat...

Everyone here complains because Mark Pope is 6'1" 172 lbs. Devonta Smith is listed as 6'1" 175 lbs. I guess the Bama steroids are good for 3 pounds.

Unfortunately, strength programs at a lot of public high schools in Florida are severely lacking. They just don’t have the funds for equipment nor to pay a strength coach. That’s why a lot of these private school kids are more physically developed. A large portion of the funds for athletics come...

Honestly they need to do something about that. It’s ridiculous that you can completely stop the game, give your guys rest while killing your opponent’s momentum just by faking an injury. The “injured” player can literally return to the field on the next play. There needs to be a rule that says...

They’re college kids. The average college diet consists of fast food, pizza and ramen noodles. The trainers can only control what they eat from the training table. You’d like them to make better health choices but what 19 year old kid goes out to dinner and has kale salad instead of a burger and...

Has there been a lot of complaints regarding nutrition? I’m not calling you out, I honestly have no idea. The only guy I heard make a comment was Lingard when he was trying to justify his transfer to UF. Their superior nutrition program still can’t get that kid snaps in an actual game anyway.

We made the jump from just over 60 offensive plays per game to over 75. While we may not have had the best linemen, our players were not out there huffing and puffing. We actually outplayed our opponents in the fourth quarter of almost every game. Our conditioning was as good as it can get.