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Loss Impact will Affect Recruiting!

Caneflake said:
If we lose to FSwho and gaytes somehow beat LSU....recruiting will suffer. Lots of football left to be played, beat Clemson and FSU problem solved.
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Beat Clemson? I’m wondering if Clemson will get another Miami coach fired.
 

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Gatorhater said:
Beat Clemson? I’m wondering if Clemson will get another Miami coach fired.
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We have to wait until we play them during the regular season. Getting blown out by Clemson in the regular season would **** people off, but Richt is untouchable he is here to stay.
 
OriginalGatorHater said:
We have to wait until we play them during the regular season. Getting blown out by Clemson in the regular season would **** people off, but Richt is untouchable he is here to stay.
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No one is untouchable. What needs to be done is apply pressure to Flake James
 
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CanesWarrior said:
Never had him. But LSU will lose more than 3 regular season game. Head coach was already on the hot seat and will be fired
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They may lose some games but as I recall their schedule is just Brutal (unlike Miami). Doubt Orgeron will be fired; he’s at least got some credits for now based on what they did to us on Saturday.
 
First. We can recover. Losing the last three last year hurt worse the losing the first game this year. One thing that will be hard to recover from is the SEC argument. That’s where our competition has been lately. Bama, Ga., Tenn., and Fl. can all use SEC superiority because at the moment they have a good argument.
 
mianjomar said:
First. We can recover. Losing the last three last year hurt worse the losing the first game this year. One thing that will be hard to recover from is the SEC argument. That’s where our competition has been lately. Bama, Ga., Tenn., and Fl. can all use SEC superiority because at the moment they have a good argument.
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Until we get trench bullies we can’t compete. U see the size of their D-Line and Oline?
 
Richt better decide if he wants a future w/Kosi who is a Florida guy or commit coaching suicide with Recycled Rosier (out of state guy).
 
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MotoSniper said:
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Were you really in MARSOC?
 
OriginalGatorHater said:
Were you really in MARSOC?
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Yes Sir. East Coast based. Used to be 2nd MSOB (Marine Special Operations Battalion), But then they stood up a Marine Spec Ops Regiment (MSOR) and changed the battalion names to Raider Battalions in commemoration of the Marine Raiders that served in WWII behind enemy lines. My unit deployed with a couple of the Army's Special Forces Group (3&7) to Afghanistan several times as well. Here is a deployment plaque from one of my many adventures
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MotoSniper said:
Yes Sir. East Coast based. Used to be 2nd MSOB (Marine Special Operations Battalion), But then they stood up a Marine Spec Ops Regiment (MSOR) and changed the battalion names to Raider Battalions in commemoration of the Marine Raiders that served in WWII behind enemy lines. My unit deployed with a couple of the Army's Special Forces Group (3&7) to Afghanistan several times as well. Here is a deployment plaque from one of my many adventures
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That is awesome bro. Raiders are some of the toughs dudes on the planet. You must have been in incredible shape to make it. I really appreciate your service.
 
OriginalGatorHater said:
That is awesome bro. Raiders are some of the toughs dudes on the planet. You must have been in incredible shape to make it. I really appreciate your service.
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Appreciate it brother! Yeah, I was a certified PT stud, but then I got injured overseas a couple of times on deployment. Had several back surgeries and surgery to my right elbow/forearm. I had to medically retire at 15 years because I couldn't endure the rigors of the training/deployments anymore. I am truly blessed though, I still have both arms and both legs and a supportive family. Went into medicine after I retired so, it's my opportunity to give back to others going through hard times. I wouldn't change a thing though, serving in the Corps was an honor and privilege.
 
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MotoSniper said:
Appreciate it brother! Yeah, I was a certified PT stud, but then I got injured overseas a couple of times on deployment. Had several back surgeries and surgery to my right elbow/forearm. I had to medically retire at 15 years because I couldn't endure the rigors of the training/deployments anymore. I am truly blessed though, I still have both arms and both legs and a supportive family. Went into medicine after I retired so, it's my opportunity to give back to others going through hard times. I wouldn't change a thing though, serving the the Corps was an honor and privilege.
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I am sorry to hear that brother, but good to hear you are still whole. I appreciate those 15 years. Good luck on your career in Medicine. I am sure you are/will be very successful in it since you have the mental toughness/drive/determination to be a raider.
 
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