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Gonna get that down south squad of Irvin, Cronkrite, Jaquan, & Clarington
Gonna get that down south squad of Irvin, Cronkrite, Jaquan, & Clarington
jaquan johnson to me plays like a ed reed clone , him and tim irvin in the secondary would be unfair
just gotta hope they collapse this year againPeople on canes insight saying he's a UF lean, T-Rob
just gotta hope they collapse this year againPeople on canes insight saying he's a UF lean, T-Rob
People on canes insight saying he's a UF lean, T-Rob
People on canes insight saying he's a UF lean, T-Rob
Who said that? Pete said he expected Irvin, Johnson and Clairington all to commit soon.
Jonotthan Harrison tells tale of “crumbling” Florida Gators locker room during 2013 season
Posted by Adam Silverstein | Posted in Football | April 23, 2014
Updated on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m.
According to former Florida Gators center Jonotthan Harrison, a fifth-year senior in 2013 who was starting in the middle of the offensive line for his third-straight year, Florida’s continuously declining play and subsequent 4-8 record had as much to do with the team’s off-field issues as it did on-field performance.
Discussing the situation with Tyler Dunne of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Harrison provided insight into locker room incidents, pre-game distractions and significant infighting that derailed the Gators as they dealt with mounting injuries, a growing number of losses and increasing fan unrest.
Dunne begins by relating Harrison’s view of an incident that occurred following Florida’s embarrassing loss to Georgia Southern in its second-to-last game of the season.
Pads were still on. Tempers were flaring. Head coach Will Muschamp ordered a player to talk to the team. Anyone. So, being a fifth-year senior, center Jonotthan Harrison stepped into the middle of the circle.
And then one defensive lineman — Harrison won’t use names — yanked him out and shoved a freshman linebacker to the center. The two shouted at each other with coaches grabbing Harrison and pulling him out of the locker room before punches were thrown.
“We were falling apart,” Harrison said, “crumbling as a team.”
Dunne then explains, in his own words, that Harrison painted a picture of “complete chaos top to bottom” within the locker room with “players point[ing] fingers” at each other and the coaching staff for the team’s problems.
“We had a lot of individuals on the team,” Harrison said. “Having individuals on your team kind of kills your team. We had people who thought they were entitled because of the school that they went to. … There was always someone to blame. No one wanted to take it on themselves.”
There was also a lack of focus on football before games, according to Harrison, who claims he tried to lead and set a positive example for the underclassmen.
Instead, Florida’s players were, as Dunne wrote, “sneaking girls into the team hotel or sneaking out themselves” the night or two before games.
“How serious can you take this game,” Harrison asked, “if that’s what you’re focused on 24-48 hours before the game?”
UF’s eight-game losing streak and sub-.500 record were firsts for the program in more than four decades, dating back to a winless season in 1979.
Comments from Muschamp in early April, with the Gators in the middle of spring practice, appear to corroborate Harrison’s overall perspective on the season.
“I think our attitude is much better and much more positive, especially on the offensive side of the ball. I think our guys have a lot of confidence in what we’re doing. They have a belief and trust in what we’re doing. I think we lost that late in the year,” he explained.
“That’s changed automatically without having to do anything. I think in fall camp we’re going to create some adversity like we normally do; our guys need to learn to battle through that. I think they will. I think at the end of the day, when you lose confidence in what you’re doing, that creates the ‘woe is me’ mentality and that’s what we need to battle through and I think certainly we’ve made some strides there.”
Muschamp claims that Florida spent the entire offseason focused on leadership and teamwork with the team making significant gains in those areas.
Updated at 12:30 p.m.: In the aftermath of Harrison’s comments, two Gators defensive linemen have taken to Twitter to discuss their frustrations with the story.
“you a thot for that bra,” wrote redshirt senior defensive tackle Leon Orr to Harrison on the social media service, using a slang term for a female to address his ex-teammate.
Added senior DT Damien Jacobs in a public message to Harrison: “dam brah that was cold and uncalled for we all suppose to be bros.”
Read more: http://www.onlygators.com/04/23/201...locker-room-during-2013-season/#ixzz2zjjCWAkK
[h1]Merril Hoge: Jadeveon Clowney is an 'atrocious' football player[/h1]
Silly season's in full swing. Everyone's screaming about first-round prospects, which means if you want to really get heard, you better make some atrocious comments. Like Merril Hoge, who literally did just that.
Hoge appeared on SportsCenter earlier this week and called Clowney an "atrocious" football player.
"You look at him as a fundamental football player when you talk about feet, hip and hands, like we watch Khlail Mack, he's actually atrocious,” Hoge said. “Clowney as a football player is not very good. Amazing athlete. Don't get confused by being an athlete and being a good football player. Not a very good football player."
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Buried in NCAA release, end of hardship waiver. Athletes will be granted sixth year of eligibility on back end. Closes major loophole
If you get a hardship waiver instead of being able to play right away like they used too, now the NCAA makes you sit out a year but they give you another year of eligibility.
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