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Yes--I'm sure we have "a better chance". Again, tho', while I know I'm hammering on the same theme again and again now, fact still remains: Nothing short of something impressive, not just from our defense but our OFFENSE this time as well, will begin to show warnings heeded, changes made, an effective beginning in an overall RESPONSE to what has been an unacceptable showing in that area. A "better" showing? A new and imaginative approach, with a general "opening up" and the specific use of underused players AND the few so far demonstrated play-makers in new ways, all leading to some kind of relative "outburst" on the scoreboard, is what we truly need to see, and what I'LL be "looking for". At this point, I don't believe an effort at simply "improving execution and efficiency" in the same old tired sequences is either enough, or at all encouraging, no matter HOW much better it seems to work against THIS opponent. Gotta feeling that's NOT the view over on the Gator sidelines--exactly why I'm getting so frustrated and pessimistic (and why I personally need to see something more than a victory if I'm to begin to see the rest of this season as anything more than the start of a long pre-season run-up to 2014).
(laughing) Wait a minute--isn't that pretty much what we've already got?
it is for me (North Carolina/Time Warner) on a NBC type channel, also says ESPN3 but don't see it.
I don't think we are that far down yet. You gotta understand how well Muschamp coaches Defense, I think all these guys are chomping at the bit to step up.
everything points toward Offensive coaching. Grant it Muschamp is responsible for all, but Brent Pease and his philosophy will not work in the SEC. We look like Boise State, only difference is we play in the top conference in the nation. I've been calling for Brent Pease to be fired since last year. I just hope Muschamp doesn't take too long or he might be in the mix too.
