Well, we got the #1 punter

People will laugh, but punters are probably the underrated impact players on the field. This is a great pickup.

 

Unless the rule has changed, five in the backfield is illegal formation.

 

Great news and great pick up! So… who’s going to coach him?

 

I thought you just had to have six on the line of scrimmage. I used to know that. But, I stand corrected. Thank you. So, put four RBs in a row in the backfield, then. Same gameplan.

 

Because it’s an illegal formation. You must have 7 on the line of scrimmage.

EDIT: Shoot @phatGator beat me to it.

 

There already are enough 5-yard penalties on offense!

 

Yeah, I don't need to help them by adding to their woes.

 

Flipped to Cal.

 

Can’t really blame him if they are offering a scholly and we aren’t. Oh well

 

Did our new punter just punt?

 

Shanked I believe.

 

I remember that and loved the quote, but Spurrier used to make sure he always had a good punter.

 

"Shank you Gator Nation, respect my decision."

 

If I were Urban, I’d kick him out the door…literally.

 

Too bad we punted less than any other team in the SEC except A&M (UF 43, A&M 42)
You should do a little research before you post something you think is funny.

 

Go to Cal on scholarship, if he looks good can portal back to UF on scholarship next year after Crawshaw graduates

 

Guys like this are the real student athletes.

It does make me wonder whether that will get turned on its head too. Will the model be the 5 stars get more NIL to cover/pay tuition and save the scholarships for kids that don’t get much NIL.

 

Why punt when your 4th down conversion is so good.

 

Coaches throw whatever resources they have at 5 stars to land them. Why would a 5* pay out of pocket for his tuition and meals when every other school offers it for free?

What will likely happen is that the 2* kids and specialists are offered NIL money to cover tuition. Unfortunate, but a reality.

 

Yeah....think you will see wealthy schools bringing in several guys as PWO that get enough NIL to make the offer as good as going to a smaller school on scholarship.