You got that much faith in Franks or you just don't want Zaire?
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You got that much faith in Franks or you just don't want Zaire?
Would've helped yall in them last two title games
malbaker86
Gators
Would've helped yall in them last two title games
Because at SOME point, Mac needs to show us that he can get his style of QB (check), get him prepared (check via redshirting), and then see what he can do on the field. He gotta show us he can win with HIS guys and imo, the schedule is set up to where this is the year you can afford that "on the field training" year with Franks/Trask. Gotta show recruits, QB recruits, that you have faith that you cam bring them in and get them ready and not always try for the quick bandaid in a graduate transfer
I disagree you guys start with Michigan at a neutral site(DALLAS) two weeks later you welcome Tenn to the swamp after that you got the SEC lined up for the next several weeks.
Saturday
Sep. 2
Michigan Wolverines AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX
Sep. 9
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Sep. 16
Tennessee Volunteers Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Saturday
Sep. 23
at Kentucky Wildcats Kroger Field, Lexington, KY
Sep. 30
Vanderbilt Commodores Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Oct. 7
LSU Tigers Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Oct. 14
Texas A&M Aggies Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Oct. 28
Georgia Bulldogs EverBank Field, Jacksonville, FL
Nov. 4
at Missouri Tigers Faurot Field, Columbia, MO
Nov. 11
at South Carolina GamecocksWilliams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, SC
Nov. 18
UAB BlazersBen Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Nov. 25
Florida State Seminoles Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville,
Man fukk That shyt, Im Tryna Win
malbaker86
Gators
I disagree you guys start with Michigan at a neutral site(DALLAS) two weeks later you welcome Tenn to the swamp after that you got the SEC lined up for the next several weeks.
Saturday
Sep. 2
AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX
Sep. 9Northern Colorado Bears
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Sep. 16
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Saturday
Sep. 23
Kroger Field, Lexington, KY
Sep. 30
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Oct. 7
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Oct. 14
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Oct. 28
EverBank Field, Jacksonville, FL
Nov. 4
Faurot Field, Columbia, MO
Nov. 11
Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, SC
Nov. 18
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville, FL
Nov. 25
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Gainesville,
Zaire wasnt some sort of star anyways, he's only thrown 98 career passes. It's not like the teams we are facing early, UM & UT aren't breaking in new QB's as well. I'd rather have our QB Who's been on our roster and in our system than somebody who will only have the spring and fall to get up to speed
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
SEC West's most improved players coming out of spring
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Edward AschoffESPN Staff Writer - http://www.espn.com/blog/sec/post/_/id/129262/the-sec-wests-most-improved-players-coming-out-of-spring
Spring is a time for guys to simply get better. Not everyone can be a superstar from the jump. With 15 spring practices, players have a chance to improve.
The most improved award is usually loathed, but it doesn't always mean that a player started off bad. He just got better over time.
After looking at the most improved SEC East players on Wednesday, here are seven SEC West players who got substantially better this spring:
Robert Foster
After reportedly considering a transfer from Alabama shortly after the Crimson Tide's loss to Clemson in the College Football Playoff National Championship, it appears that Foster is starting to show more flashes of the potential everyone was excited to see when he first arrived. The redshirt senior has just 21 catches for 205 yards and two touchdowns in three seasons with Alabama. He was the team's No. 1 option in 2015 before a shoulder injury ended his season in the third game, and after this spring it looks like he's finding his footing again. He caught two passes for 115 yards in Alabama's spring game, including a 65-yard touchdown.
Arkansas: OG Hjalte Froholdt
OK, so Froholdt started all 13 games at left guard last year, but the word out of Fayetteville is that he's even better now than he was last year. This was a very good spring for Froholdt, who is still learning how to play left guard. In fact, he's still learning how to play on the offensive line. The 2017 season will mark only his second year as an offensive lineman after he moved from defensive line last spring. He has come a long way from where he was last spring, and he has come a long way from where he was at the end of last season.
Auburn: CB Javaris Davis
Davis played in all 13 of Auburn's games last year, starting five contests. He was one of the team's most explosive players and recorded 37 tackles, with six tackles for losses. He also defended nine passes and grabbed two interceptions. This spring, coach Gus Malzahn & Co. saw even more from the redshirt sophomore. He spent the entire spring with the first-team defense, and it appears he has a starting spot to himself. Some people think he is one of the fastest players in the SEC.
LSU: CB Kevin Toliver II
Toliver arrived at LSU as a five-star stud, but we've yet to fully see what the junior is capable of. Injury cut his 2016 season short, but this spring he was the healthiest he has been since his freshman year, and the coaches were excited by what they saw. He appears to be the Tigers' No. 1 corner, considering that the plan is to move Donte Jackson inside when LSU plays a nickel defense. Coach Ed Orgeron sang Toliver's praises for having such a productive spring.
Mississippi State: LB Gerri Green
Green has played in 24 career games but started only one. That came way back in his freshman season. This spring, the redshirt junior probably pushed himself into being a full-time starter as a linebacker and edge-rusher for a Bulldogs team that lost a lot of experience at linebacker. Green has been waiting patiently with all the talent in front of him, and he took full advantage of his opportunities this spring. He won't just take a starting role because of his age, he's earning it with his play.
Ole Miss: LB Detric Bing-Dukes
With such a big need at linebacker for the Rebels this spring, Bing-Dukes took it upon himself to make sure he helped this unit as much as possible. His coaches praised him for his improvement, and the redshirt junior has gotten much more comfortable in Wesley McGriff's new defensive scheme, which will allow him to play more in the box instead of having to cover as much as he did last year. Bing-Dukes showed better footwork, attacked his blocks better, and developed into more of a vocal leader this spring. He started three games last year, but with Rommel Mageo gone, the middle spot is now Dukes' to lose.
Texas A&M: DT Justin Madubuike
Texas A&M's top recruit in 2016, Madubuike redshirted last year. He was recruited as a defensive end but grew into the defensive tackle spot. It seems that he'll be a prominent figure in the Aggies' rotation up front this fall after having a solid spring. With the losses along that defensive line, Madubuike will have to step up.
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
He might have serious problems. I'm willing to wait for all the facts before I accuse a dude but 2 by himself
Speight is not a new QB and played in big games last year.
malbaker86
Gators
You right even tho i know of some UM fans on here who think yall could go in a diff direction at QB.
Trust Me
Coli Prophet
I think Zaire can play breh.
God I hope you're right.
My thing was regarding the statement that you guys can let a QB come in a learn. Tenn is a rivalry game and UM game is going to be big for the program. There is no "on the field training" for those QBs at Florida.
Rigby.
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Florida should eat against Speight, man looks (figuratively, although literally as well) completely brain dead at times
Rigby.
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disrespectful
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