On Always College Football, ESPN analyst Greg McElroy said he's "concerned" about Florida supporters expecting too rapid of a turnaround in Billy Napier's second season as head coach...

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Rex Feral•37 months

Let them suffer

VoxDawg•37 months

Let It burn.

TrueLefty•37 months

Oh no! The sky is falling!

UncleLester•37 months

Wait a minute! Sun Belt Billy will get everything fixed in Gainesville in no time.

deuce985•37 months

Fanbase and boosters are heavily divided on him already. If he has another season like this year I wouldn't be shocked if they can him. He displayed he was way in over his head this year with a decently talented team.

luciouslou•37 months

Lol. He had a hell of a first recruiting class. He has an even stored of playing with his players yet. No way to know if your statement is true

Cenlabration•37 months

Lane will be coaching the Gators in 2024 or 25.

UFMatt•37 months

NegaGators are a cancer to the program. Support the coaches, players, administration or you are part of the problem.

KennabraTiger•37 months

You frick Matt?

POTUS2024•37 months

This is absurd.

NPComb•37 months

I feel you pain Matt. Idiots support every team and will even bitch after a Natty.

Timeoday•37 months

I see Alabama is following the Democratic party model with TV analysts. Disparage the competition consistently when on the air. Say nothing but great things about the Gumps.

TouchdownTony•37 months

When if you can be objective, Florida does look to be in a much worse situation. I love that even LSU fans think Bama going 11-2 is the same as losing season at most places. everyones standards of Bama are the same.

atltiger6487•37 months

well, UF is a dumpster fire and Bama just had an 11-2 season, with two last second losses. So yea, analysts are going to speak highly of Bama and poorly of UF.

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