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Should of listened to Saban and turned to a DB, he a goofy


A lot of "I am a QB" egos out there man
He was the only one who kept them in the game against us . Without him that game would have been 40 to 0 . The issue it don’t matter who fsu gets the ol sucks . They could bring back Winston and he would get carted off the field .
 
Somewhere between three and eight wins? WTF?

Why not just say somewhere between zero and 12 wins?

Realistically though, somewhere between two and five wins.
This is legitimately hysterical. Between identifying the three and eight wins window to the "one good game he had" comment, even the insufferable Bud Elliot finds himself in purgatory.
 
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Watch their idiot fans celebrate this run, when he’s wearing a red jersey, and the defensive players are not half assing it, they’re quarter assing it.

I can hear them now, “oh yeah, Ashton is gonna be a real problem for our opponents. 10 win season loading.“
I thought that was a video of costellanos! Daniels looked small
 
FSU has a loooong way to go to catch up. UM total revenues are close to $6 Billion currently and growing. The new hospital will be a major boost. That is double the FSU figures. Both will grow ... but UM growing from a much larger base will be virtually impossible to catch.
Having spent 40 years as a practitioner, professor, and consultant in health care finance, this is a precarious strategy. Research dollars are decreasing, government payments are decreasing, and staffing costs are rising exponentially. My guess, without inside knowledge but being in Boston, is that Miami is bolstered by a number of wealthy foreign patients and access to donors. I don't see any sheiks going to Tallahassee for their care.
 
Should of listened to Saban and turned to a DB, he a goofy


A lot of "I am a QB" egos out there man
They hear Lamar Jackson’s story and think it applies to them. And I get it you won’t get far in life letting naysayers dictate your moves but you have to be realistic. There’s a difference between being “able” to play QB in college and being an NFL level QB…especially when you have options
 
Having spent 40 years as a practitioner, professor, and consultant in health care finance, this is a precarious strategy. Research dollars are decreasing, government payments are decreasing, and staffing costs are rising exponentially. My guess, without inside knowledge but being in Boston, is that Miami is bolstered by a number of wealthy foreign patients and access to donors. I don't see any sheiks going to Tallahassee for their care.


I think you have overlooked Sheik Yerbouti from Quincy, FL...
 
They hear Lamar Jackson’s story and think it applies to them. And I get it you won’t get far in life letting naysayers dictate your moves but you have to be realistic. There’s a difference between being “able” to play QB in college and being an NFL level QB…especially when you have options
The problem starts in high school when some dumbass high school coach cares more about winning meaningless high school games than actually preparing his players to be the best possible player. They put a guy who should be a receiver or DB at quarterback because he’s athletic enough to win games on pure scrambling ability. They want their fastest player to handle the ball on every play. Especially in areas with lesser competition, that dude can just run away from everyone and they rack up points and wins. They just have to throw well enough to keep the defense from totally abandoning pass defense.

We saw it with Jacurri Brown. That dude could have been an all conference type at WR or TE but was dead set on being a quarterback and never had any real college success.
 
The problem starts in high school when some dumbass high school coach cares more about winning meaningless high school games than actually preparing his players to be the best possible player. They put a guy who should be a receiver or DB at quarterback because he’s athletic enough to win games on pure scrambling ability. They want their fastest player to handle the ball on every play. Especially in areas with lesser competition, that dude can just run away from everyone and they rack up points and wins. They just have to throw well enough to keep the defense from totally abandoning pass defense.

We saw it with Jacurri Brown. That dude could have been an all conference type at WR or TE but was dead set on being a quarterback and never had any real college success.
Greedy *** coaches that want to shoot up the ladder worrying about themselves, when they are supposed to lead men. Thats why I respect coaches like coach Macho, very rare that people are real..... and are willing to help the player be the best and put him in his natural spot to succeed.

Spot on DTP
 
Greedy *** coaches that want to shoot up the ladder worrying about themselves, when they are supposed to lead men. Thats why I respect coaches like coach Macho, very rare that people are real..... and are willing to help the player be the best and put him in his natural spot to succeed.

Spot on DTP
Back in the day when UM was recruiting Brandon McGee at Plantation, they wanted him as a cornerback but as a junior he was mostly playing quarterback. His senior year, Steve Davis moved him to corner full time to better prepare him for college. He was a great wing T quarterback but his best career choice was DB.
 
KHaving spent 40 years as a practitioner, professor, and consultant in health care finance, this is a precarious strategy. Research dollars are decreasing, government payments are decreasing, and staffing costs are rising exponentially. My guess, without inside knowledge but being in Boston, is that Miami is bolstered by a number of wealthy foreign patients and access to donors. I don't see any sheiks going to Tallahassee for their care.

In terms of market penetration, it is estimated thatUHealth ranks as the number 2 healthcare system in South Florida, with specialty anchors like Bascom Palmer and Sylvester Cancer Center, and that’s coming from not being a market driver for patient volume just 10 years ago or so.

Although a lot of our athletic funding (NIL) is coming from non-healthcare related individuals including the Mas group, it’s important to note that the health system generates multi billion net patient revenue yearly. Now, how this translates to athletic funding, your guess is as good as mine. They don’t publish financial specifics, so that’s hard to determine from the outside.
 
Back in the day when UM was recruiting Brandon McGee at Plantation, they wanted him as a cornerback but as a junior he was mostly playing quarterback. His senior year, Steve Davis moved him to corner full time to better prepare him for college. He was a great wing T quarterback but his best career choice was DB.
I remember that, my first time really following recruiting was his class I believe.....08?
 
Having spent 40 years as a practitioner, professor, and consultant in health care finance, this is a precarious strategy. Research dollars are decreasing, government payments are decreasing, and staffing costs are rising exponentially. My guess, without inside knowledge but being in Boston, is that Miami is bolstered by a number of wealthy foreign patients and access to donors. I don't see any sheiks going to Tallahassee for their care.
They don't most leave the city to go Mayo in Jacksonville or Shands in Gville.
 
Greedy *** coaches that want to shoot up the ladder worrying about themselves, when they are supposed to lead men. Thats why I respect coaches like coach Macho, very rare that people are real..... and are willing to help the player be the best and put him in his natural spot to succeed.

Spot on DTP

Sometimes these greedy *** coaches want to keep their job and need to win to do so. I don't really fault them for doing that.
 
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