Josh Pate On Florida Netflix Documentary - MORE Takeaways (Late Kick Cut)

The Florida Swamp Kings Netflix documentary has been released recapping Urban Meyer's time in Gainesville during the late 2000s and the great run the Gators went on. On Late Kick Live Ep 420 Josh Pate shared some of his takeaways on episodes 2 and 3. What was it like for Urban Meyer to discover how hard it was getting a team back up after winning a title? What do you think of the documentary glossing over many of the legal issues the program faced at the time? Let us know what you think in the comments below and be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the channel and CLICK THE BELL for notifications as we bring you multiple live shows per week!
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[@LateKickwithJoshPate]

MAKE SURE you are SUBSCRIBED to the channel - keep the show free! - JP

[@kweli05]

It must’ve been great going to UF as a sports fan during this time. Two championships in football, two championships in basketball, all within three years. As a UGA fan, I must say this was very impressive.

[@kevinbond8966]

I saw the canned Gatorade on the special and was instantly flashed back to being 10 years old.

[@MidnightHozz]

It's a fun watch for any college football fan but it's a puff piece. They should have had a full episode talking about the 30+ arrests and multiple felonies.

[@grant2790]

It was a puff piece. They glossed over the 30 arrests, Hernandez, Rainey, Cam Newton stealing a laptop and Urban Meyer's "cough cough" illiness that he had to leave. Must have been done by a Gator grad.

[@Jeremylee2]

Zach at Menace 2 Sports has a great take

[@IWjake]

Oh the Publix reference 😂😂

[@johndbro1]

I was considering watching the Netflix series, but it's much more efficient to watch you summarize it. Thank you :)

[@MBarberfan4life]

Gatorade: is it in you?

[@slchambers1]

I haven’t watched the documentary but lived during it and it was pretty cool. Go Gators

[@Deontelewis846]

😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 my boy the mid 2000’s and early 2010’s were MARVELOUS

[@kf7197]

‘07 was my freshman year of college AKA the craziest year ever. I remember watching the #2 team in all the land, the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA BULLS take on WVU. Just bananas year. Pate is right. Games were louder, fans were crazier. My generation had the best of both words - preadvanced iPhone football and the crazy games that came in that time, then the insane ramp up of tech.

[@thebigwagyu]

The one thing that gives me some confidence, is that Florida historically has had that super athletic, run and gun QB that always gives Tennessee fits. Mertz isn’t that guy, and I don’t mean that with any disrespect, we just usually play pocket passers pretty well.

[@truckingmogul3254]

Probably the best era of college football

[@ChickenBoneNews]

Thanks for letting me know about it. I watched all of it and man I got fired up for this season. Go Georgia Bulldogs 🏈🏈🏈

[@christophersimmons5396]

And too Me 2007 was one of the craziest year in College Football ever..

[@dominiclowe3640]

I was there at rock vs hogan

[@fsupenguin]

If you are a Gator fan you will enjoy it, if you are not, then it wasn't good at all. Just a love fest for Urban Meyer and bunch of talking with Tebow. Ignored virtually all the issues with Hernandez, Pouncey brothers, Harvin.

[@ericciaramella1984]

UF had gatorade can vending machines on campus during those 05-10 years.

[@tylerlogan833]

In response to your comment about how loud LSU stadium is, I don't doubt it. People from Louisiana are just loud in general. I'm not sure why that is.