I'd say that's probably good advice in a wide variety of circumstances. :-)
Rob
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On Jun 17, 2011, at 2:45 PM, Art Wroble artwro...@yahoo.com wrote:
compelled to offer this parting advice, applicable to any situation you can
possibly encounter in life: When in doubt,
Hey Jerry,
I live in a mixed world too, and haven't had great success converting between
PowerPoint and Keynote. It takes practically as much time to fix it up after
conversion as it did to make it in the first place. The two PowerPoint versions
transfer okay between Mac and PC but that
Okay, that makes more sense. It's all good then, thanks!
Rob
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On Jun 7, 2011, at 9:30 AM, Helen Huntley hhsga...@gmail.com wrote:
The BCS did it.
On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 9:52 PM, wildeart...@gmail.com wildeart...@gmail.com
wrote:
Recently when a congressional committee
Recently when a congressional committee grilled NCAA officials about why they
don't give equal opportunities to all teams to compete for the NC, they replied
that it's not their championship, it's the BCS's. If so, then how can the NCAA
strip USC of their 2004 NC? Wouldn't the BCS have to do
Fair enough point, Jerry. Plenty of 5-star recruits are a bust in college, and
I guess we'll never know if he can be successful in the SEC unless he actually
is.
Rob
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On Jan 6, 2011, at 10:13 PM, Jerry Belloit bell...@clarion.edu wrote:
Rob,
I agree that Brantley
I Tivo all the Gator games, and usually start watching about an hour in. That
let's me skip all the commercials and still finish the game about the time it
ends live. If it's an afternoon game, and a nice day, I'll often watch it that
night. Why miss a great day? That's why I have a TiVo. I
I didn't know. - Mark Twain
From: Rob wildeart...@gmail.com
To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Sent: Mon, January 3, 2011 4:45:45 PM
Subject: RE: [gatortalk] Well... on one hand...
I think Gillislee has the potential to be a big-time back in a pro-style
offense. He's big enough
novels.
I'm about half way through this mammoth project. Faulkner's a mountain;
Seuss is an oasis.
A. Leon Polhill, Gator
I was gratified to be able to answer promptly, and I did.
I said I didn't know. - Mark Twain
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That was totally awesome! I love when he told his coach, there's only one guy
who's running this ball (or something like that). What an amazing young man to
have that level of confidence as a rookie in the NFL. He really doesn't believe
there's anything he can't do (and that's half the battle
I've certainly expressed my reservations about Muschamp here, and he may not
work out, but there's a huge potential upside. I get why Foley thinks he's
worth the chance. I also think your point that anyone is a risk is well taken.
In Muschamp's case, since he actually is our head coach, I
Merry Christmas all!
Rob
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On Dec 24, 2010, at 10:45 PM, Arthur Polhill lpolh...@bellsouth.net wrote:
And, Merry Christmas to you, Jay, and to all GatorTalk readers. You are all
an extended part of our family of friends, and our lives are richer for it.
Speaking of
I seem to recall reading, in an article posted here recently, that Miami
announced several of their new coaches and received special dispensation from
the NCAA for them to recruit now even though they don't officially start until
after the bowl game. I don't see why we couldn't do the same.
Where I think the coaching staff needs to work a miracle is in their own
play-calling. I've watched our guys march down the field to the red zone over
and over this year, only to have the coaches yank out the players who got us
that far, setting up the opposing defense to look brilliant with a
They're right there together online. Follow the link to the interview, then
look in the upper right for the link to the full talk.
Rob
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On Dec 15, 2010, at 8:39 AM, Randy Lyons gatorspo...@epbfi.com wrote:
Yeah, the interview with Mick was good, but I want to see the whole
I could have had my laptop back fully working. Instead I got a broken,
cracked laptop ... with 'Cam Newton' written on top, he said.
Yeah, and if he had the foresight to keep it, he could sell it for a tidy sum
on eBay right after the Heisman ceremony.
Rob
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On Dec 11,
Well, that can't be true; it's not in Wikipedia! LOL Seriously, I sure hope
this one turns out true. Petersen is exactly the kind of choice I am hoping
for. Young... exciting... a proven winner... That would make for some exciting
recruiting and a fun year next year.
Rob
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Yeah, it's hard to wrap my head around the bulldog history, or that he's best
buds with Jimbo, but he's pretty much everything I was looking for otherwise. I
wasn't considering that we might hire someone who wasn't a HC, but that's a
gutsy move I can live with. Winning, of course, will be the
Maybe Foley actually fell for an evil bulldog plan... since they can't beat us
on the field, they'll infiltrate us and take us over from within. LOL
Rob
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On Dec 12, 2010, at 12:06 AM, Woody Bass gatorrr...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok.. i will say this now... IF Muschamp can bring
I believe in moving forward in life and I don't want any of these guys coming
back. I want us to go out and find a young star who will build his own program
and who will have his own 'era' at Florida. To me that's part of the fun of the
sport... just as even our biggest stars, like Tebow, move
In theory, having three players on the field with QB skills offers some great
potential for creating confusion on defense. But something like that must be
the icing on the cake of an already solid offense. If your offense sucks, that
just makes it more confusing for your own players. I do,
I feel like the dog in that old Far Side comic with the dog hoping the cat will
climb into the dryer. Oh please! Oh please!
Rob
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On Nov 28, 2010, at 4:20 PM, Woody Bass gatorrr...@gmail.com wrote:
expect to see Addazios name up for that job.
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GATORS: ONE VOICE ON
Okay, that was WAY too stressful! It wasn't pretty, but I'll take it. It's
GREAT to BE a Florida Gator!
Rob
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On Oct 30, 2010, at 7:32 PM, Scott Lucas floridagat...@yahoo.com wrote:
To hell, to hell, to hell to georgia...
To hell, to hell, to hell to georgia...
To hell,
I mean no disrespect, because I think the world of Meyer, but he's got to be
kidding. He has reviewed every down of every drive in the last three games, and
the best he can come up with is we can't pass, we can't run, we can't make big
plays and we can't hold onto the ball? I could have told
a TD.
Or do this other garbage, knowing that your kicker is out of the game.
You make the call.
-Zeb
On Oct 19, 2010, at 6:59 PM, wildeart...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't understand why that's odd. We always line up in the shotgun when we
have the ball on the 1. That's part of how we've
I don't understand why that's odd. We always line up in the shotgun when we
have the ball on the 1. That's part of how we've been so efficient at turning a
1st and goal at the 1 into a 3rd and goal at the 15. :-)
Rob
For his second TD, Newton lined up in the shotgun on third-and-goal from
-
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Behalf Of Badrish
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2010 10:47 PM
To: gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: [gatortalk] I miss Dan Mullen
I agree!
On 10/19/10, wildeart...@gmail.com wildeart...@gmail.com wrote
Yeah, I'm up for that. Maybe if Meyer shakes things up enough in the off week,
we can come back looking more like we did against UK and less like we did
against MSU. One good thing about where we are now is that I have no real
expectations, so every win will be a good one. :-)
Rob
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Mullen was an unimaginative and uninspired play-caller who won so much because
he had great players like Tebow and Harvin. We won in spite of his
play-calling, not because of it. He showed that again Saturday night. They
didn't win because he had a great game plan, or because he called a good
There you go... that's just what Oliver was suggesting. I think I'd be a little
more definitive on the cause of the 'detour'. It'll be more convincing that
way. The indignation is a great touch, though. What do you think, Oliver? Is
that better? :-)
Rob
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On Oct 11,
I completely agree on our not seeing the fake. When they called that timeout, I
recall wondering why they would do that... then the light came on and I started
yelling at the monitor, Watch the fake!. It is completely unimaginable that
our coaches wouldn't see the same thing. Heck, I'm not an
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