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How Florida has fared in the transfer portal through two seasons

How Florida has fared in the transfer portal through two seasons
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Despite offseason linebacker additions, Scooby Williams earns prominent role for Gators

Despite offseason linebacker additions, Scooby Williams earns prominent role for Gators
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Summer Mailbag Part 2 Talks QBs, Bowl Games, Hot Dogs, and Deep Threats

Yesterday I answered a number of your burning questions for our summer mailbag, but there were enough good questions and enough long answers to break this into two pieces. Today we tackle the remaining questions I liked, starting with good old fashioned QB PARANOIA: Is there any reason to fear (sorry for being paranoid) JJ regresses like prior QBs in year 2 starting under Harbaugh given recent history? (-yoyo) This question has been in the back of my head for some time, so let's take a look at the evidence about QB "regression" under Harbaugh. Harbaugh has had the following QBs return for a second year at the helm of the offense during his time at Michigan: Speight 2017, Patterson 2019, McNamara 2022 (Cade doesn't count as a returner for 2021 because he obviously didn't play enough in 2020). That's an extremely short list to begin with. You always have to be careful with concluding that something is a pattern based on the evidence when the sample size of evidence isn't large, but let's break it down based on our three player sample size. Speight in 2017 was definitely a case of regression, if we're comparing him to his pre-injury 2016 self. But I'm not sure how much regression there was compared to the post-injury 2016 Speight, who was also not particularly spectacular. He threw two pick sixes against Florida to start 2017, okay, well let me tell you about some interceptions he threw against Ohio State in 2016 (ducks). For me the story of Wilton Speight's career was the injury and how much it changed him. Before the '16 Iowa game, Speight had an average passer rating of 158.0 in the 2016 season. From Iowa through the Orange Bowl, his rating was 97.6. In 2017 up until his second injury against Purdue, Speight had an average rating of 121.9. He wasn't the same player he'd been in early 2016, but 2017 looks like a mere extension of late 2016. Does that qualify as "regression" overall? I'm not so sure. With Shea, I would say that his 2019 year was worse than 2018, though perhaps not dramatically so. His Y/A and TD/INT ratios were nearly identical, but a lower completion percentage. Shea was a bit worse in '19, but it felt so much worse because we'd been expecting significant improvement. He didn't make a leap, he instead got a little bit worse. Again, perhaps not massive "regression" but definitely not good either. Finally, with Cade in 2022, it's a very small amount of tape to go off of because McNamara was only playing parts of the first couple games before getting injured. He wasn't very good, but it's not like he'd been a worldbeater previously, and again, we're talking about 25 total throws that Cade attempted before injury. Not a whole lot to speak of and I think the best way to phrase this example is "incomplete" due to insufficient evidence. So what are we left with? One case of mild regression and two players who were not great, with injury mixed in and who didn't make it out of September of that next season healthy. If anything, this review of the examples should make you more terrified about an injury to JJ than regression, because that is anecdotally what tends to happen more often. But as for "regression" itself, I don't know. People can be as paranoid as they want, but I tend to think that the Shea regression was due to questionable work ethic (the infamous golfing remark) than something fundamentally wrong with the coaching. JJ on the other hand seems dedicated and a hard-worker. He's also younger than Shea, 20 during his returning starter season vs. 22 for Patterson, which perhaps means there's more physical upside to tap into that could mitigate any potential regression. I guess the long way of looking at this is it's a possibility but I wouldn't rate it as a super high one and using the past as a guaranteed roadmap for the future is only so useful with only three examples to go off of. [AFTER THE JUMP: deep threats, hot dogs, bowl games, and non-revenue sports]

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2023 Recruiting: Semaj Bridgeman

Previously: Last year’s profiles, K Adam Samaha, K James Turner (Tr), S Brandyn Hillman, CB DJ Waller, CB Cameron Calhoun, CB Jyaire Hill, HSP/LB Jason Hewlett, LB Hayden Moore. Philadelphia (Imhotep Institute), PA – 6'2"/230 247: 6'2/230 4.03* 4, 90, NR overall #37 LB, #6 PA On3: 6'1/235 3.98 4, 90, #299 overall #37 LB, #7 PA Rivals: 6'1/220 4.05 4, 5.8, NR overall #14 ILB, #7 PA ESPN: 6'1/220 4.17 4, 81, #24 East, #251 ovr #9 ILB, #3 PA Composites: 4.04 / 4.03* 4, #300/#305 overall #26/#31 LB, #5 PA MGo Avg: 4.04 4*, #356/786 overall #26/76 ILBs since 1990 YMRMFSPA Carl Diggs or Khalid Hill Other Suitors PSU, Rutgers, Illinois, FSU Previously On MGoBlog Hello from the Future by Alex. Notes Double transfer. Makes good M's. Film: Hudl. Game clips from EJ Holland. Sky INT. In gauging how we feel about recruits, we often pay a lot of attention to momentum, especially near the end. Players who rise in the rankings late never rise high enough. Players who fall never fall far enough. Bridgeman is a quandary. Until his senior film came out he was on the well-tread path from sophomore with serious Bama interest to the kind of guy Rutgers gets to pretend their class is made of 4-stars with Alabama offers. By the time he committed to Michigan he was in the low 4-star range where former top-100 players tend to settle. Because that happened just as previously committed 5-star Raylen Wilson flipped to Georgia, there was this whole "He's no Raylen Wilson" factor on top of it. Then a funny thing happened. He transferred to a Pennsylvania powerhouse, and his rankings stayed put, even incrementing upwards. They started talking about his size a lot more, and how he was still moving very well with it, and how this was all very frightening for Philadelphian running back parents. And that's kind of the book on Bridgeman. He doesn't look like he's going to get there, but then he does, and it's like somebody hit a wall. [After THE JUMP: Physicality.]

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3 things learned in during low-scoring Gators spring game

3 things learned in during low-scoring Gators spring game
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Spring Camp Ends With a Walk Off Game-Winner in Orange and Blue Game - ESPN 98.1 FM

The Florida Gators concluded spring football camp, Thursday, with a jam-packed affair in their inaugural Orange and Blue game.

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Gators' defense stole the show Thursday night

Gators' defense stole the show Thursday night
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Spring Roster Overanalysis 2023

The new phonebook's here, but since they don't list weight changes in spring there's even less than usual to glean from the updated rosters. The big notes: Jalen Perry is gone. Alessandro Lorenzetti moved to DL. Kalel Mullings is an LB/RB. Order of the positions seems significant? The new guys have numbers, and some of them have interesting weights. Also there were some position changes among younger players. So let's be thorough anyways. DEPARTURES One guy in Michigan remembers Perry. [Patrick Barron] The only one that wasn't announced already was cornerback Jalen Perry. Can't say that's much of a surprise since he barely played in four years, and when he'd get mention it was behind all the freshmen. Aside from his special teams work (see photo above), he did get in as Michigan's backup nickel last year, in non-competitive situations. Here's the the full list of guys not back from last year's roster, with destinations and years of eligibility remaining where applicable. Quarterback: Cade McNamara (Iowa, 2), Alan Bowman (Oklahoma State, 1), and walk-ons Peyton Smith and Andy Maddox Running Back: Everybody's back. Wide Receiver: Ronnie Bell (NFL, 1), Andrel Anthony (Oklahoma, 2), Matthew Harrison Tight End: Luke Schoonmaker (NFL, 1), Erick All (Iowa, 2), Joel Honigford, Louis Hansen (UConn, 3), and Carter Selzer. Offensive Line: Olu Oluwatimi, Ryan Hayes (NFL, 1), Mica Gelb, and Kraig Correll Defensive Tackle: Mazi Smith (NFL, 2), George Rooks (Boston College, 3) Edge: Mike Morris (NFL, 2), Eyabi Okie (Charlotte, 1), Taylor Upshaw (Colorado, 1), Julius Welschof (Charlotte, 1) Linebacker: Deuce Spurlock (Florida, 4), Ryan Zimmerman Safety: Everybody's back. Cornerback/Nickel: DJ Turner (NFL, 2), Gemon Green (NFL, 1), Jalen Perry (Unknown, 2), Jahre Fish. Specialists: Jake Moody, Brad Robbins, and Rhett Anderson POSITION CHANGES Everybody give a demi-yay for for Mullings being an "LB/RB" now. [Bryan Fuller] The big one everyone's talking about is Amorion Walker to cornerback. He's listed as a WR/DB on the roster. The big one that we didn't know about is Alessandro Lorenzetti has been moved to defensive line in place of Dominick Giudice, whose move to offensive line was known about last year. I don't know what to make of Lorenzetti. This program does try its deep depth at other positions sometimes, if only to get them some snaps, and Lorenzetti came in more of a raw frame than a football player. It probably means they feel Lorenzetti is years away from helping on the offensive line, and that they want to shore up depth at defensive tackle after moving Giudice and coming up one guy short at the position in recruiting. It probably downgrades Lorenzetti's ceiling a few notches, since deep depth positions switches are often the first step to irrelevance (see: Jack Stewart, Phil Paea). Of particular interest to me is Chibi Anwunah moving to tight end. Chibi was a super under-the-radar guy they found who's rumored to have Ojabo-level athleticism. Both positions require lots of it, but the fact that Elston was willing to let him try something else suggests he maybe preferred to focus on the almost-as-raw recruits he brought in. Kalel Mullings is officially an "LB/RB." Half-Yay! issued: Ya It's interesting that they list LB first; that position is suddenly stacked, while he's probably the #3 guy at running back if that's his focus, with a clear path to starting next year if/when Corum/Edwards leave. Micah Pollard moved from Edge to LB. This was something that happened during the season, since they needed linebackers, and he was always kind of a Jaylen Harrell-esque tweener. Noah Stewart moved from OL to TE. Stewart was a 6'7"/283 offensive tackle last year, his fourth in the program. With a redshirt and a COVID year he's got a couple years left. Probably nothing, but he also could be their Honigford this season. And for completion's sake, James Kavouklis is just a long-snapper now (lost his OL/ designation) and walk-on center Peter Simmons was moved to defensive tackle. He was a 6'2"/291 redshirt sophomore last year. [After THE JUMP: The new numbers, weight changes, twelves.]

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George Helow Out as LB Coach

Per a tweet from Bruce Feldman. Mutual parting. I assume this is to make a spot for Chris Partridge. https://twitter.com/BruceFeldmanCFB/status/1626263726407192590?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

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Napier speaks on Florida's 2023 recruiting class - ESPN 98.1 FM

Napier speaks on Florida's 2023 recruiting class - ESPN 98.1 FM
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