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UrbanRenewal said...
All of you Florida fans are completely delusional. Even if Urban knew he was coming to OSU when he retired the second time he was completely in the right by doing it. HE IS FROM OHIO after all. And while Florida may have some pretty decent talent for HS football, OHIO is the top dog when it comes to coaches. Bob Stoops, Urban Meyer, Jim Tressel, Les Miles, Bo Pelini, Woody Hayes, Bo Schembechler, hell even Nick Saban and Pete Carroll got their starts in Ohio.
What is embarassing is Florida's loss to Louisville in the bowl game. They were completely destroyed by a team that has trouble beating Pittsburgh (who got beat by Youngstown State University) Additionally Florida should have lost to Bowling Green when they played last year also. Urban gave you two national championships, singlehandedly brought your program back to relevance and when he decides to go back to his HOME you blame him for your problems which are more aptly blamed on the moronic hire of Muschamp.
Now you decide to attack Dave Biddle who exposed Matt Hayes for the dildo that he is. I really hope you are singing the same toon in ten years when Muschamp has won nothing and Urban's recruits are long gone. But your probably right, Urban was a horrible talent evaluator. He was dumb enough to sign Tebow and Cam Newton who both have a heisman to their name.
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Dave Biddle said...
Disclaimer: It's a bit higher at Michigan.
Kidding.
But yes, that is the average. If you want to do the research for the exact figures, have at it. I promise you 5-6 players per year is a good ballpark estimate. Everyone acts like Meyer ran this renegade program at Florida. Not factual. They were on top and it highlighted some of the issues, but their # of arrests were not out of congruence with the rest of major D-I/FBS football programs.
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Jagstyle said...
Before Urban, Florida State & Miami were the class in the state of Florida. More titles, better head to head wins, better recruiting classes, and overall better national perception. Urban and his assistants changed this almost immediately. In his tenure, he literally owned Florida. Sure, other factors existed, Urban took full advantage while winning 2 Championships, top 5 recruiting classes every year, and he buried FSU.
He didn't save anything, he took it to the highest level.
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Jack Daniels said...
Nice try, but no. Players can acquire a criminal record before they attend college. You can't just take the number and weld it to your use. Also, you didn't even do the math right. 7% of 105 is 7.35. Another flaw in your already mislead Buckeye logic: if there were 7.35 kids being arrested per year, the percentage of kids with criminal records on the team would be a LOT higher than 7.
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Dave Biddle said...
Yes! A Wolverine fan saying they have "no dog in the fight." Hilarity.
Please, tell me where I said I "shouldn't be expected to write non-biased articles." The point was Hayes' article was clearly biased and it never mentioned he was a UF grad.
PS: About 10 Bucknuts subscribers have PM'd me informing me they've been banned from this board in the last 30 minutes or so. Interesting. But Michigan fans are coming over here to flame. Nice.
These Florida fans have different opinions than you do. They are stating their points, and you continue to "refute" them with your beyond obvious OSU bias. If you're going to continue getting paid by this site, I would recommend you stop being so sensitive and stick closer to your board. You're obviously causing an up-roar throughout this thread and you should be embarrassed by it. Just know when to stop, which was about 5 pages earlier. And don't respond to this post, because I know you'll read it, and that would just be too ironic.
On with your nights Gator fans! I like y'all. Just don't try to steal another one of our stud OLinemen
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TAMUWolverine said...
My only true point for you Dave is, if you get paid for what you do, I think most would expect you to do it maturely and objectively. Which let's be honest, doesn't always happen.
So, him coming onto a website which is in the network that he works in and responding to a thread devoted to a piece that he wrote is immature and un-objective?
Please. Journalism is evolving, most is done via the internet these days, so for a writer to interact with his readers is actually pretty progressive; but I'm sure you won't see that with your God-awful maize and blue blinders on. Don't hate the media, become the media.
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Jack Daniels said...
Nice try, but no. Players can acquire a criminal record before they attend college. You can't just take the number and weld it to your use. Also, you didn't even do the math right. 7% of 105 is 7.35. Another flaw in your already mislead Buckeye logic: if there were 7.35 kids being arrested per year, the percentage of kids with criminal records on the team would be a LOT higher than 7.
Really. 
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