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They can't force him to play, its his decision too.. My own belief is when they get a look at Armstrongs defense they'll sit him.

Cam Rising carried that team last season, so they'd better be better than they were.

I think we all understand the difference between being a little taller, or being a little heavier, and dwarfing another person. NA is a troll, and this is typical of his comments. Ask yourself, what did this remark add to the conversation? He's a jerk, and you get to choose if he stays around or...

The reason the UF/UGA game every year is in Jacksonville is that the city pays both schools millions of dollars to keep the game there for the money it brings into the local economy. I have no knowledge of the FSU camp management but it makes sense to me that Jacksonville would like to see more...

Jacksonville has always been Gator country with a few dogs sprinkled in. I think I'm related to the 3 Seminole fans in Duval county.

He'll be back next year, and with the class Napier is recruiting now, the starters should be upgraded again and depth as well across the board. 2024 is the year UF is back. This year we're still haunted by the ghost of Mullen, need a little more speed and depth.

I doesn't hurt a thing for the competition to stay open for a few more days. It's good to go into the schedule with a couple of QB's you could win with rather than one. Both Mertz and Brown are getting better fast.

He had surgery 8 months ago so if he's practicing they'll know pretty soon how close he is to playing. As far as I know the only step left is to drop the no-contact jersey. We should get another update soon.

Jawja has a soft schedule this year and most coaches say you play the way you practice. If that's so then having an easy schedule makes it challenging to train hard and when you run into the team who punches you in the mouth early and often that soft schedule can haunt you. That's my story anyway.

We learned that our QB situation is actually pretty good, and our WR room is going to be very good, and our secondary is getting better by the practice.

This cycle is close to the home stretch so UF will have its work cut out for it just to hold the commits they have. Though we could still pick up 4 or 5 more.

Good News that Waites and Hudson are at practice again, that's some pretty important depth at o-line. Williams, Boardingham, and Odom practicing is good too, important pieces. UF will need all of them at Utah.

I can see a path to 7-5 and I can see 10-2, but it's more important to me that UF looks better as the season goes along. 2024 is the end of re-build, it'll be GO time, and if that happens it will have been the fastest rebuild of a badly depleted program I can recall.

The Ga/UF game is one I think will be closer than some expect. It's late enough in the schedule some of UF's key playmakers will have some game reps and practices under their belts, and I think UGA takes a step back this season. Same thing with Utah, UF has some major advantages the...

I think that's a question only the coaches could answer.

I don't want to get caught up is predicting won-loss numbers. We're still in a re-build and it won't be a perfect year. However, UF football has a different attitude now than last year and a much needed dose of speed on offense and defense. There's reason for hope. I'm seeing the first coach...

UGA's schedule for 2023 ranks 344th in the country. Any prediction for them going 12-0 looks golden. UF has one of the the toughest in the country for 2023 and an even tougher one for 2024. When the deck is stacked like that, you just pay attention to your own game.

Your source is wrong. I checked.

Just don't pay any attention to him on the subject of recruiting. Offensive football is his game.

Ignore everything they say and just watch what they do. Words are cheap, but what you do is where you really are. This is going to go on to December.