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Muschamp talkin' trash

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    "During the Q&A came Muschamp's best line of the night. When someone asked if he could share some insight on what the atmosphere will be like when Florida travels to College Station to play Texas A&M, Muschamp, who spent two years as defensive coordinator for the University of Texas, had this to say:

    "It will be a very SEC-like atmosphere," Muschamp said. "It's one of the few places in the Big 12 that I would say that about.

    "You ever been to College Station?" Muschamp asked. "It'll be the only time you go."'

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    thrownhill

  • Haha. Good for him.

    It's hard to criticize a guy born in Rome.................Georgia.

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    Sin Miedo

  • I don't think coaches should engage in controversial speech about other schools mainly b/c I think they should stay above the masses as a general rule......but, honestly he didn't say anything "trash" worthy.....nothing venomous about his comments other than he thinks College Station isnt' a happening town.

    There are many public universities who reside in small towns.....really nothing to see here.

    This post was edited by Ollie North on 5/16/2012 at 1:15 PM

    Ollie North ●

  • I took it as a compliment, that we are one of the few teams that can have SEC caliber atmosphere.

    ChallengerAg ●

  • Ollie North said...

    I don't think coaches should engage in controversial speech about other schools mainly b/c I think they should stay above the masses as a general rule......but, honestly he didn't say anything "trash" worthy.....nothing venomous about his comments other than he thinks College Station isnt' a happening town.

    There are many public universities who reside in small towns.....really nothing to see here.

    In this case I think coaches talking about A&M makes them feel like part of the conference. But yeah, it's not like Gainesville is a booming metropolis. The metro area has a whole 35/40,000 more people than B/CS.

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    Aubrey Bloom

  • I've done the research on Gainesville versus College Station during an argument with a Gator colleague.

    BCS is significantly more cosmopolitan, educated, etc. than Gainesville ever was.

    cameron00

  • you dont like BCS, don't come, leave more room for us anyway. Personally wouldnt mind spending the rest of my life in those parts, and retire there

    ChallengerAg ●

  • How close is UF to the nearest beach?

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    BuddyB73

  • BuddyB73 said...

    How close is UF to the nearest beach?

    A ways, it's probably impossible to be in Florida and be further away from a beach.

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    Aubrey Bloom

  • Oh Muschamp's just having fun. I'm happy to hear it.

    I'm in Gainesville once or twice a year. I agree with cam that it's certainly no more cosmopolitan than BCS, but it's a great place. Beautiful country and lots of outdoors activities. And while it's a couple hours to the beach, it's in a great location. Covered in oak and pine trees in the heart of horse country, it's fairly centrally located to Tampa Bay, Orlando and Jacksonville. Plus it's pretty equal distance to both the Atlantic and the Gulf.

    Aggie fans will love the visit.

    Sin Miedo

  • Sin Miedo said...

    Oh Muschamp's just having fun. I'm happy to hear it.

    I'm in Gainesville once or twice a year. I agree with cam that it's certainly no more cosmopolitan than BCS, but it's a great place. Beautiful country and lots of outdoors activities. And while it's a couple hours to the beach, it's in a great location. Covered in oak and pine trees in the heart of horse country, it's fairly centrally located to Tampa Bay, Orlando and Jacksonville. Plus it's pretty equal distance to both the Atlantic and the Gulf.

    Aggie fans will love the visit.

    so much room for activities

    farmersfight08

  • I don't understand the CS "smack"

    First off the majority of SEC schools reside in towns just like CS from a size, setup, population perspective, pure college town

    Second, while there are certain disadvantages the overwhelming advantage for adult life is raising a family, assuming you're conservative folk & want to raise your kids that way. The communitie's safe, very, very friendly overall, churches are great as are the public schools, especially South CS, if you can find work & provide.

    For all the "disadvantages", hop on the highway & literally in 45 minutes you can be in the Woodlands or NorthWest Houston, in today's Internet/technological age keeping up with the going ons around Houston is almost as simple as if you lived there without having to deal with the weekly "grind" nor any other unattractive elements cities have

    I believe CS of old developed a certain reputation from decades past, & rightfully so, & some haven't come around to realize it's not like that anymore

    The new downtown area in CS will be a nice touch & needed, especially for a college town

    This post was edited by SEC Ag on 5/16/2012 at 9:10 PM

    SEC Ag

  • Dear Coach Muschamps,

    Thank you for the wall material. See you on Sept 8..... take your ass kicking then get the fk out.

    Love,
    seabass004

    "So you saying there's a chance."............Lloyd Christmas, 1994.

    Seabass004 ●

  • He's still mad we didn't let his t-sips go bowling and Cyrus went for 223 on his supposed stout d in Austin, and they refs let his boys play physical that night

    CoachCharlie ●

  • SEC Ag said...

    I don't understand the CS "smack"

    First off the majority of SEC schools reside in towns just like CS from a size, setup, population perspective, pure college town

    Second, while there are certain disadvantages the overwhelming advantage for adult life is raising a family, assuming you're conservative folk & want to raise your kids that way. The communitie's safe, very, very friendly overall, churches are great as are the public schools, especially South CS, if you can find work & provide.

    For all the "disadvantages", hop on the highway & literally in 45 minutes you can be in the Woodlands or NorthWest Houston, in today's Internet/technological age keeping up with the going ons around Houston is almost as simple as if you lived there without having to deal with the weekly "grind" nor any other unattractive elements cities have

    I believe CS of old developed a certain reputation from decades past, & rightfully so, & some haven't come around to realize it's not like that anymore

    The new downtown area in CS will be a nice touch & needed, especially for a college town

    Unless you're an aggie or do 7 on 7 football, why would you ever go to CS? The only people who don't like college station are people who have never partied at NG with friends. Even the sips I know like NG and CS because of it. I spent 6 years there, and aside from the humidity, there's no better place.

    Maybe posting's just not your game. I know, let's have a spelling contest.

    Girth Brooks ●

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