I guess the best way to say what I was attempting is we have more underclassmen 
playing. And, more inexperienced players playing, Brantley, Elam for example. 
We have mostly the same coaching staff. Mullins is gone, I know, but Meyer has 
a headset when the offense and defense have the ball.
If we're looking for reasons, more underclassmen/inexperienced are in more 
crucial roles is a good reason. If we're looking for scapegoats...  Plenty, 
coaches, players, refs, booing fans, somebody hung the Work em silly banner 
crooked, etc. 

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-----Original Message-----
From: John Vega <[email protected]>
Sender: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2010 16:51:01 
To: <[email protected]>
Reply-To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] Talk about the fake


On Oct 12, 2010, at 3:57 PM, [email protected] wrote:

> Yes, we do have more underclassmen than the schools you mention. 

> Do we really think that we have more underclassmen than Oklahoma? Alabama? 
> Auburn? Nebraska?

Signees per Scout.com:

                        2010    2009    2008    Total

Oklahoma        29              23              21              73
Alabama         29              27              32              88
Auburn          32              27              28              87
Nebraska                22              21              28              71

Florida         28              16              22              66

I'm not one to figure out by hand what team redshirted more players than the 
other team, but it doesn't seem possible that we could have that many more 
young players than these other teams (if any at all).

It would be pretty astounding if we were younger than Alabama, with 88 signees 
over the last three years to our 66.

I do see the merit in Steve's point that a lot of our backups, while they may 
have had plenty of time on campus, have not seen the field that much. 

Cee's point is well taken, and one could take it a bit further and argue that 
the backups to key players such as Tebow and Spikes should have participated in 
more plays last year, but did not. Remember the one year we sat Weurffel for an 
entire game just to give his backup additional experience?


-Zeb

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