Gatorhater
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K9 I've only read your initial post in this thread, but I'd love to hear his rationale for having guys constantly rotate along the offensive line. I've never been a fan of that. And I understand your initial post to reflect Coach Kehoe's performance over the past several years rather than just last game against FAU. I think this game will be a measuring stick game, but any final verdict should probably be held until we complete the season. I agree though that our offensive line should win most of the battles in the trenches where they are not facing a box that's 8 or 9 players deep, which is exactly how I expect uf to play us until Steven shows he can beat them with his arm. I'm confident our guys up front will meet the challenge.
Bottom line, this game will be upfront, right?
A lot of people weren't happy that Kehoe was re-hired by Golden a few years ago for a myriad of reasons.
Well, the way I look at it, UM has NFL quality guys on the Oline, Florida has a lot of talent on the opposite side of the ball.
UM needs to consistently win battles in the trenches or it won't matter if they Duke Johnson or anyone else at the skill positions.
The unit coached by Arthur Francis Kehoe needs to come up big.
Watch the video of him before the fau game. It's actually The Don's philosophy to rotate as many players as possible. The Don believes it gives guys an incentive to practice hard, and it also wears down the opponent by rotating fresh bodies out there. He doesn't see why you should substitute at other positions and not at OL.
Exactly. It is the Golden shuffle. I love Golden but can't let Art take the fal for this. For better or worse, this is part of Goldenazation.