O-town Gator
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Read Jeremy Fowler's article here: http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/college/orl-gators-replacing-harvin033009,0,6572284,print.story
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Who is suited best to replace Percy Harvin in the Florida Gators' offense?
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lilChomp
VIP Member
I don't think the Gators have one player that can replace Percy Harvin. Only Thompson can run route like Harvin, but it remains to be seen if he can take direct snaps or run from the backfield.
leakbrewergator
Awesomeness
^^^ Maybe not yet, but Debose will be that guy!
MahxFahn
Gator Fan
I have to agree with you lbg especially if Coach has already christened him in "The Percy Position".
CaliZona_Gator
Super Senior Member
When Harvin was hurt last year, the questoin was how it would change our offense? and could someone replace him?
Losing him does not change our offense, and it will not be one person to replace him. As when he was hurt last year, Rainey, Demps, Thompson, and many others will be used to replace him. The biggest thing that changes without Harvin on the field is the way the defense plays. Opposing defenses would key on Harvin, leaving others open. This was obvious in the FSU game when Harvin left.
Losing him does not change our offense, and it will not be one person to replace him. As when he was hurt last year, Rainey, Demps, Thompson, and many others will be used to replace him. The biggest thing that changes without Harvin on the field is the way the defense plays. Opposing defenses would key on Harvin, leaving others open. This was obvious in the FSU game when Harvin left.
