I think Stricklin wants to spend more now. 

Woody


> On Nov 30, 2017, at 11:26 AM, Jay Cicone <jay.cic...@raymondjames.com> wrote:
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> $60mm is a lot of jack for a facility.
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> From: gatortalk@googlegroups.com [mailto:gatortalk@googlegroups.com] On 
> Behalf Of Woody
> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2017 11:25 AM
> To: Gatortalk <gatortalk@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [gatortalk] FW: [gatornews] [SUN]: The Back Nine: Inquiries 
> during coach search not job offers
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> There were several people who said not to listen to Pat, etc because they 
> were just the UAA's sounding board and only reporting what the UAA wanted out 
> there which is kind of ridiculous considering who they are saying should be 
> credible sources.
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> On Thu, Nov 30, 2017 at 11:05 AM, Oliver Barry <bar...@realtracs.com> wrote:
> It’s funny that Pat starts out talking about twitter rumors. There were a lot 
> of people trashing him because he wasn’t endorsing Chip Kelly, etc.
> The bloggers were all over the rumors. They are the ones with egg on their 
> faces today.
>  
> It’s interesting that Jimbo Fisher is talking to A&M.  The story today is 
> that he didn’t get funding for a football complex at Tallahassee. He finds it 
> difficult to compete with stronger programs who have plenty of funding.
>  
> And, could it get any worse for Tennessee?  Their fans I am connected with 
> here are beside themselves.
>  
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> From: gatorn...@googlegroups.com [mailto:gatorn...@googlegroups.com] On 
> Behalf Of Shane Ford
> Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2017 7:50 AM
> To: GatorNews
> Subject: [gatornews] [SUN]: The Back Nine: Inquiries during coach search not 
> job offers
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> The Back Nine: Inquiries during coach search not job offers
> By
>  Pat Dooley
>  (Gainesville SUN) - 
> November 30, 2017
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> <image001.jpg>University of Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin, left, 
> smiles as he talks to Florida's new football coach Dan Mullen after Mullen 
> arrived at the airport in Gainesville on Monday. (AP Photo/Mark Long)
> The Back Nine comes at you a couple of days late, because something happened 
> Monday and that sound you heard was the collective popping of corks by the 
> legitimate media boys and girls because another coaching search has ended.
> 
> 10. As this crazy carousel of coaching searches continues, there are two 
> things to remember — 1. Not everything on Twitter is real (which I think you 
> already knew); 2. When a school inquires about a coach or even talks to him, 
> he is not being offered the job necessarily. Athletic directors talk to a lot 
> of agents and a lot of reps and a lot of coaches before settling on the guy 
> they want to go after. Certainly, there is some semantics in play here. An AD 
> may say to a coach, “So if we offered you this and this would you be 
> interested?” And the coach might say no and you move on. Florida was 
> definitely interested in Chip Kelly, but he wasn’t about to go to the SEC 
> when he could go to the Pac-12. The great Chris Dufresne of TMGSports wrote a 
> terrific column about why Kelly is the smartest coach in the world because he 
> didn’t fit in the SEC and preferred a job in a city where UCLA might be the 
> sixth or seventh biggest story. He fits at UCLA. The SEC isn’t for everybody. 
> Instead, Florida got a coach who knows the SEC, knows how fierce it is and 
> how mean it can be and wants to be a part of it. In the end, things couldn’t 
> have worked out better for the Gators.
> 
> 11. I went back and looked at the over/unders posted in the preseason for all 
> of the SEC teams and seven of the 14 teams actually exceeded their projected 
> win totals. Four were under (Florida by a lot, Tennessee by almost as much, 
> Arkansas and Vandy) and three of them will have new coaches next year (there 
> were two pushes). The ACC likes to point out that their league has dominated 
> the SEC at the in-state rivalry level over the past three years (13-3) but 
> this year the SEC went 5-4 overall against the ACC, 6-4 if you count Notre 
> Dame. We all know that the perception of the league will come down to the 
> national championship, which is a little myopic. Bowl games are just 
> exhibitions. And a special shout out to those of you who picked Auburn to win 
> the West and you know who you are.
> 
> 12. We all knew Florida would probably have a drop off defensively because 
> the Gators were so young in 2017. Florida is 31st nationally with the 
> championship games to go. That’s not a terrible drop off, but Florida’s last 
> nine defenses have finished the season ranked 15th or higher with eight of 
> them in the top nine. Still, defense wasn’t the problem, as you all know. The 
> narrative on Florida for the last several years has been if the offense could 
> just get into the top 50, the Gators could be a championship team. The final 
> numbers on this season:
> 
> • First downs — 118th.
> 
> • Rushing — 78th.
> 
> • Passing — 101st.
> 
> • Total offense — 112th.
> 
> • Long plays from scrimmage — 107th.
> 
> If Mullen’s offense gets consecutive first downs next season, they may start 
> work on sculpting a statue.
> 
> 13. Some quick thoughts on college football before we switch gears:
> 
> • Agents are making a killing and certainly are making the sport disgustingly 
> bloated financially. It gets more and more difficult to argue that players 
> don’t need to be paid when coaches are getting paid millions of dollars and 
> then more millions when they don’t do their jobs.
> 
> • The real winner in the coaching changes in the SEC East is Kirby Smart, 
> because of Florida paying Mullen $6 million a year and Tennessee offered Mike 
> Gundy $7 million a year, Smart, at $3.5 million a year, is about to get a 
> giant raise.
> 
> • The early signing period really sped up the coaching searches to the point 
> of being ridiculous. Scott Stricklin made this point the other night that 
> Nick Saban was hired in January of 2007 by Alabama. You can’t wait that long 
> anymore. If nothing else, the fan bases won’t allow it.
> 
> • Who would have thought that the worst thing Alabama could have done this 
> season was make a tackle on FSU’s quarterback and knock him out for the year. 
> What looked like a huge win now resonates with a loud meh for the College 
> Football Playoff Committee because the Seminoles’ season went south after 
> Deondre Francois went down. I think the Tide is out no matter what happens 
> this weekend, because of the lack of quality wins. But the committee also 
> seems to change its criteria week to week so we’ll see.
> 
> 14. I have had a bunch of people say this to me — “So Florida is a Final Four 
> team, huh?” Well, no. There are no Final Four teams. You might think you know 
> who will be there at the end, but that’s the beauty of March Madness. Nobody 
> knows. Florida is a really good team that is exciting to watch, but we all 
> know it comes down to match-ups, last-second shots and avoiding upsets if you 
> are a high seed. If John Egbunu comes back in January and is the same player 
> he was when he was injured last year, it helps solve UF’s biggest defensive 
> problem. In two games at the wonderful PK80 tournament, the Gators gave up 69 
> points and 27 rebounds to the ridiculously talented Johnathan Williams and 
> Marvin Bagley. That’s a problem. Egbunu should make a difference, but who 
> knows if the Gators will see two guys like that in March? The point is that 
> there are no guarantees in The Dance. And it’s a long way to go.
> 
> 15. Count me among the golf geeks who is excited about Tiger Woods teeing it 
> up today. Not that anybody should expect too much even if the word out of the 
> Bahamas is that he’s looking good. “I’m winging this,” he said, “because I 
> don’t know what my body can and can’t do yet.” I just hope he stays healthy. 
> Golf is much more interesting with Tiger playing. If he’s legitimately 
> competing, man, you may have to switch over from the boring NFL games Sunday.
> 
> 16. We would be remiss not to grasp the incredible Mary Wise and what she has 
> done at Florida. To win 900 times is ridiculous and Gator fans should 
> treasure her and what she has meant to volleyball and to this community. 
> Tonight, she takes her team into the jungle that is postseason play and she 
> and this team deserve your support. Again, she has a Final Four-type team but 
> there are no guarantees. The only real guarantee is that she’s a tremendous 
> coach and a better person.
> 
> 17. The Tweet of the Week came from James Guarantano, the father of Tennessee 
> quarterback Jarrett (you knew it had to be Tennessee related) — “I have a 
> fair question for all the Vol fans that protested the (Greg) Schiano hire. 
> When our AD hires our next HC, and if all of you ‘like’ the hire, are the 
> players allowed to protest and say that’s not who they wanted? Get ready 
> cause Pandora’s box just got opened!” Ya think?
> 
> 18. Maybe now we can go back to important things such as Christmas shopping 
> and Camellia Bowl prep work. Seriously, we are 16 days away from the opening 
> of bowl season. At this time, make sure your seat backs and tray tables are 
> in their full upright position and that your seat belt is correctly fastened. 
> And check out this playlist:
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> • “Midnight” by Tor Miller.
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> • “Nothing Without You” by Big Moon.
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> • “The Joke” by Brandi Carlisle.
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> • “Zombie” by Langhorne Slim.
> 
> • And for an old one from one of my faves, “A Well Respected Man” by The 
> Kinks.
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> Contact Pat Dooley at 352-374-5053 or at pat.doo...@gvillesun.com. And follow 
> at Twitter.com/Pat_Dooley.
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