Gator Tales #21: Billy Napier, Dudley Hart, Scott Stricklin
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2024
- In Episode 21, Sean goes one-on-one with Florida Football Head Coach Billy Napier. The wide-ranging conversation features Napier speaking to various staff and system changes in the program. Napier also discusses play calling responsibilities, the arrival of DJ Lagway, the Gators success in the classroom, and more.
This episode also includes a visit with Gators Golf Associate Head Coach Dudley Hart. Hart and the Gators have begun the team’s national title defense. The former Gator All-American and PGA Tour pro discusses this year’s squad, and shares his return to the classroom in pursuit of a long awaited degree from the University of Florida.
Director of Athletics, Scott Stricklin is back for another “Ask the AD,” and Kenna on Campus celebrates National Women in Sports Day.
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We trust in Billy. We are trying to build a long lasting program.
this was awesome thanks sean
During the Missouri game this past season, the commentators mentioned that Eli Drinkwitz quit calling plays and hired an Offensive Coordinator so he could focus on the big picture. It’s interesting to note how improved Missouri played last season. I hope Coach Napier is aware of that.
I'm so happy to hear that our great university is the best at academics that's special means Napier is doing a Great job on the foundation side of the coin
Napier says other highend teams have special teams analyst then why was special teams so basic but still had major problems. Napier acts as issues are one offs when they are reoccurring.
dont think it was that basic otherwise we would have had the same players come out every time. think they had it scenario based on where they were on the field which caused # of players issues. he made changes at coaching so all we can hope is its fixed. kicking and punting did get better throughout the year.
Smh
Move over Vanderbilt, you have a new brother.