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You can find me on social media at Gator Dave underscore G.B. Coming out to Tuesday evening with co-host Will Miles at Will Miles, S.E.C. Will, I sent you an outline of the episode, John Somerall talked today. Gators had a scrimmage on Saturday. We get into it all again. I mean, this is a jam-packed episode.

I mean, we got a lot to get into. Coach Summerall, you know, just holding court after the Saturdays scrimmage. And I think, you know, he left us with more Easter eggs than the kids are going to find this Sunday. Just laying them out, you know, just piece by piece. we were kind of just getting what he's saying about this team.

So we're going to talk physicality. just laying them out, you know, just piece by piece. We're kind of just getting what he's saying about this team.

So we're going to talk physicality, the standard there again,

quarterback evaluations, defensive standouts, I mean, tempo.

I mean, there's a lot to get into about what he said today.

Yeah, my favorite part was when he asked people if he just wanted him to like hand

with all the grades that he had for all the players. Yes. Yes, we would appreciate that. I think, you know, it's interesting. I think everybody sort of appreciates that some role seems to be somebody who's pretty transparent about what's going on. You know, it's not necessarily just the previous administration that had, you know,

that had some transparency issues at times. But, you know, I've made fun of for years the lies that

we tell ourselves both in the spring and the fall. And so I'm not, I'm not, I still think that

there are ulterior motives when even a coach who gets up there in this transparent talk. So, you know, I think this is one of those things where there's going to be kernels of truth and what's disclosed in all these press conferences and what's shown in some of the open practices and those sorts of things. But let's be honest, right? I mean, Sumral's goal is not to placate the media. It's to make sure his team's ready to go. And so, you know, if he uses the media to get his messages across to, you know, maybe not even the entire team, but get his messages across to some of the players that he needs to maybe see step up, that necessarily, that wouldn't necessarily be a surprise either so you know again i think it's

interesting i think it's um certainly more information than we've had over the past few years

but i'm you know next year if if he goes nine and three i'll be much more apt to listen to what he's

saying in the spring versus versus what he's saying right now we are more apt to listen just because it's saying in the spring. Versus what he's saying right now. We are more apt to listen to just call it it it's new. Like, you're right, like this stuff, if it's a repeat in year two, you're three, you're four, hopefully you're five, you're six, you're seven, you're eight, you're nine, you ten. You know, there's a lot there. And, you know, even if it's the same thing, so sometimes, if he's saying these things in year 7, 8, 9, 10,

it means he's winning because he's here for a long time.

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