Dan Mullen explains how to FIX Florida with Billy Napier as head coach | SNAPS College Football 

He lost the fans with the QB situation. I think everyone was still on his side until he refused to start Anthony Richardson over Emory Jones. He finally let Anthony Richardson get the start, but sent him to the wolves against Georgia and the best defense in the nation. His handling of the QB's made him an enemy in the eyes of the fans.

Dan won w Mcelwain and the lingering Muschamp recruits. Billy's had to lose w what Dan Mullen left behind from being a lazy and uninterested recruiter. Just look at player average during their respective classes and its patently obvious. 1/3rd of Dans recruits couldnt even enroll.

With Jim mcclwains players, when it came to recruiting Mullen didn't put the effort into it that was needed. That's why the end of Mullens time was so bad and volatile

​@stevebeckerman2335 mullen recruited better than Billy though😂

​@@stevebeckerman2335and better than McElwain

What? Spurrier was the best in CFB history.

@@charlestoddsullivanforpres6628 Different eras. If you’re being honest with yourself, Urban/Mullen’s offense was much more innovative. Nobody in the SEC at that time had seen anything like that.

@@alexe727 Spurrier's offense was far more innovative and dangerous. People seem to forget 1990. It's a shame. As time goes on, more and more people are not aware of how good Spurrier was. He was torching defenses, getting points on great defenses, and won the SEC with a team coming off of probation.

I saw both. Both were great but very different. I vote Spurrier because he would annihilate 9 teams a year with 50 points. Urban had to grind out many more wins.

Well… to start with, I was careful to say, “arguably “. I can say with out a doubt the best offensive play calling I’ve ever seen was when Spurrier was at South Carolina playing auburn in 2014. Spurrier is an amazing play caller and THE HBC!

He was lazy for sure. But he also won is a natty as OC and took a 4 win roster to 3 straight NY6 games and had 1 bad year. Napier can't even go .500 and got a top 5 NFL draft pick at QB handed to him to start with

@@davidschlarp1606 not saying Napier is better at all, but neither of them did their job

​@@TheLemon420Saban made his ass quit

He’s not really a guru. Good play caller, above average. But he’s not on the level of Sark, Lane, Ryan Day, Lincoln Riley, and (now NFL) Ryan Grubb

​@@FrenchUncleLou he actually is. Look what he did at MSU with the offense. They just couldn't compete in the west due to lack of defensive talent

@@edfthanos6757 Absolutely false. Mississippi produces top D linemen that are often underrated due to their location in MS high schools. Those defenses were stout. Yes with Dak Prescott, an underrated prospect from small town Louisiana, the offense was really good. Whatever you feel about him as an NFL starter the fact is he’s been able to play at a high profile job for many years now. Dan has had some solid offenses but without an elite college qb (Tebow, Dak or Trask) his offenses are just above average. He is not of the caliber of Sark, Lane, Day or Lincoln. He is at least one level below them, honestly seeing his evaluation skills, I’d say 2 levels. Also his best offenses have had Brian Johnson as the qb coach or OC, and have taken major steps back when Johnson left.

@@FrenchUncleLou dude you just proved what I said 😆. No offense is elite without right QB. Now let's take a look at all of his QBs. One would say his offense needs a running QB right but Trask was no runner like majority of his QBS even dating back to Alex Smith. Secondly never said the state of MS. I said MS state never played elite defense game in game out. Dan was a elite coach.

Too bad he’s right

I think the players felt that

above average play caller

No every body went to the NFL so that helped to

Mullens effort in recruiting were subpar at best, and then you add in normal attrition players going pro and graduating, Dan left the cupboard empty and Billy basically had to start from scratch

He left Billy a top 15 roster per 247 and he still can't even go .500

He recruited better than Billy though🤷🏻‍♂️🤣😂

@@davidschlarp1606 he did NOT leave Billy a top 15 offense. Florida had the #49 ranked total offense in 2021 and then lost half the team in the portal, draft, and graduation. If you knew anything about Florida Football, you would know that Dan Mullen tanked the recruiting process the entire time he was at Florida and Billy came into a gutted team. Billy is doing well with what he was given by his predecessor, and this offseason we're finally starting to see the benefits. Don't bother ever commenting about Florida football until you do some research.

Because he didn't get into the NFL like he wanted. So he just coasted and got a huge buyout.

Saban made his ass quit after 2020. Simple

So far Billy is a better recruiter, not so sure about Billy's play calling though. It needs work or they need an OC that will help.

Yep

Why? He has worked for UF twice. He was lazy for sure. But he also won is a natty as OC and took a 4 win roster to 3 straight NY6 games and had 1 bad year. He left Napier a top 15 roster per 247 and he cant even go .500 and got a top 5 NFL draft pick at QB handed to him to start with

Mullen did well except hiring a decent DC...2020 would've been a Natty if only we had a decent DC

Look your shit up b4 u post

@@hardwiredtoself-destructio7614 He was awful. Why didn't UF have a decent DC? Because of Mullen. He put UF on probation. Got a show cause order from the NCAA. Lost every game he was supposed to win against ranked opponents. Quit coaching and doing his job. He totally destroyed his reputation by acting like a child and showing he had no loyalty to an employer paying him millions. 2018 was the only year he did well. So much talent in 2019 and found ways to lose, like against Georgia. Did everything he could to keep Trask off the field and he did the same with Dak at MSU. Required over a dozen injuries on UGA to win that game in 2020, yet still found a way to lose to LSU, was never going to beat Bama because of Grantham, and then mailed it in and got smoked by OU. Then 2021 was a complete collapse, tried to get someone in the NFL to take him away and when that didn't happen, he quit - he just quit doing his job. Also, he embarrassed the school every week of the covid year with his Darth Vader costume, complaining about the A&M crowd, the Mizzou fight, etc. Dan Mullen basically stole millions from UF and the AD facilitated that.

​@charlestoddsullivanforpres6628 your stupid the man is 35-15

it wasnt just one down year- he gave up. lost the locker room wouldnt fire his buddies. refused to recruit. mullen didnt deserve another year

@@rickyrougs refused to recruit, but left a top 15 roster per 24/7… it was ONE bad season in the wake of the Covid year. Talk about not firing his buddies all you want, but people would kill for Grantham’s defense over Goonie boy’s. Mullen deserved more time. Billy never deserved the job in the first place.

No. I guess you don't remember. Mullen had checked out of the game long before he was fired. He lost the locker room early on which explains why the coaches had to force the players to line up for something as simple as a field goal. Was he good as an offensive coach? Oh yea. Probably the best one, other than Big Steve when it came to calling plays and he was so good it seemed like he paid tribute to Knute, Rockne, the pagan god of CFB. Sadly, he lost his Mojo in the last couple of years and hit bottom during his last year. The team gave up on him and it was obvious to see. He can make all the excuses about facilities, which are valid, but it was his decisions and his attitude that doomed the team.

@@FightingMexicanoh my fucking god. I’m so sick of people using that as a statistic. Those players left and haven’t produced much at all

@@MeesesPieces1. Did you ever think maybe it’s not their fault they haven’t produced or chose to leave? Look what Billy was able to do with the #4 draft pick… he’s not exactly known for getting the most out of his players, or putting them into positions to succeed on the field. He’s more about running his system no matter the circumstances and not adapting to his players’ skill… I get so sick of fans repeating the narrative that Billy hasn’t had talent. Bullshit. Albeit, his recruiting isn’t better than Mullen’s, and the roster he inherited was arguably more talented than this year’s. Nevertheless, Billy has had enough talent to not be sub .500 through 2 years… Face it, he’s just not a good coach at this level.

That’s saying very little

Dude quit on the team and had the team quit on him. He’s an asshat

You’re obsessed with this team and coach 😅

Facts

COMPLETE failure? Slow down pal 😂

@@snabavi83 yes a complete failure. First coach to lose to Kentucky in 31 years is his only legacy.

@@FrenchUncleLou back to back 10+ win seasons, 3 New Years Six bowl games, and an SEC championship appearance isn’t a “complete” failure by any metric. But whatever dude lol. You’re entitled to your opinion.