Josh Pate On Florida Netflix Documentary - BIGGEST 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 419 Josh Pate shared some of his takeaways on episode 1 and what impact of the Tim Tebow recruitment was on College Football as well as how Urban Meyer originally showed up in the SEC. What were your thoughts? 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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[@JoshPateCFB]

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[@Frankingator]

Yessir, hopefully, Josh will replace the silver with the gold play button. when we hit 1 million.

[@JayZC96]

It really felt like they were trying to paint Urban in a good light again and they really left out some of the most interesting aspects of that team. How do you not even mention Percy Harvin or Aaron Hernandez? Or Cam Newton?

[@nevergiveupnevergivein7655]

Especially Aaron Hernandez.

[@qlee2385]

And the 2006 team with Reggie Nelson Chris leak Ray McDonald and Earl everett

[@ChampagneRi]

I agree, they left hella stuff out but I’m finding that to be a common theme with these untold “documentaries.” The only guy they had on there at all that criticized anything was Paul Finebaum.

[@TheMCJ2011]

Hell they barely even mentioned Chris Leak or the pouncy brothers

[@someguy6212]

What happened w Percy Harvin?

[@efficientmagazine1884]

Urban was part of the doc to make sure his own PR wasn’t ruined.

[@blankname6629]

But it already was. And this did not help it. He just came off as a total jerk obsessed with success willing to step over anyone to achieve it

[@cammalham]

I love your comments about Tim Tebow's recruitment and the many ripple effects it had throughout college football. I also wanted to add on to that and mention that it also would have effected Cam Newton because if Tebow wasn't there, there's a good chance that he would've stayed at UF and Auburn does not win it all in 2010.

[@saturnosiris1221]

Yeah, it probably had a lot to do with all the felons that went there, including the serial killer.

[@randymullins3555]

Really?? The thug was a certifiable thief! What would give you the idea tgat stealing from other athletes is okay??

[@gpellegrino8205]

They didn’t talk about Carlos Dunlap’s DUI, cam Newton, the pouncey twins, urban’s “heart attack”, Aaron Hernandez, Riley cooper etc.

[@TheWorldTurntle]

I guess Meyer’s heart was gonna give out if he didn’t have complete creative control of this fluff piece. Hardly addressed any of the numerous off the field issues😂

[@Guthbox]

The nerve to keep the juiciest stories from that era untold when untold is literally in the title🧐

[@jackjack-dw2ys]

All you guys wanted was too see florida in a bad light. That's it. And since they didn't, despite showing there was bad things which happened, you don't like it. Which is fine. It is what it is

[@3rd-And-Long]

Lol, he faked some chest pains again

[@CoolHandLuke813]

@@Guthbox just out of curiosity, what are some of those juicy stories that you were looking for?

[@brandonpollard5267]

I’m mad they didn’t include the best player on the team. Percy Harvin

[@voiceofreason2674]

Percy Harvin was a beast if they overlooked him they're tripping

[@jeromewilburn9669]

I agree

[@christopherturner7444]

He honestly probably didn’t want to be included. He was always kind of a hot headed loner who let his play do the talking

[@nicholaswoods4055]

Thanks for telling me that. I don’t even want to watch it now

[@qlee2385]

No joe haden either

[@TheMCJ2011]

It’s a shame they didn’t have Chris Leak interviewed for the documentary.

[@IIISWILIII]

Football Jesus leading a team of criminals is very on-brand for the Florida Gators

[@RandersLahey1]

Exactly missed the mark. Urban meter shoulda been painted as a mafia boss with Tebow basically being Jesus leading a bunch of criminals to win ball games

[@jsong8282]

Yeah it actually gave me a respect for Tebow that he stuck to his faith in that environment

[@kane7173]

Entire thing was a puff piece, I’m actually amazed right now😂😂😂

[@WilliamsPinch]

They left out 70% of what actually occurred.

[@CoolHandLuke813]

One of the biggest takeaways should be that how much the SEC championship used to mean before the playoff. It was win or your season is over. Now it’s win or lose, either way it’s okay because you’ll get a mulligan in the playoff. Like UGA in 21.

[@TheMCJ2011]

And even worse, like Alabama in 2017 who didn’t even make the SEC championship.

[@CoolHandLuke813]

@@TheMCJ2011 correct

[@ryanr3951]

As a Michigan fan who respected this program as one of the best I've seen in college football, I was more interested in the characters involved and the mentality of the team than any of the behind the scenes drama- so I liked the documentary. I think the problem is a lot of the SEC teams Florida stomped in this era had their hearts dead-set for years on a 4 hour hit piece and they're mad they didnt get so they dont like it lol

[@voiceofreason2674]

I hate Florida so much but I don't hold a grudge against them LSU got our win on them in 2007 playing pure SEC football. 4 fourth down conversions, and we hit Tebow so hard that he started to flinch.

[@kendallandrews8691]

And then they whooped you bad in 08 and 09

[@DesertGata]

Well said!

[@WilliamsPinch]

I’d expect as much from a Fichigan fan. As a Buckeye, they should’ve really dealt with culture in the locker room, and those 3 seconds where Urban says the losses were his fault wasn’t enough. He turned Leak into a nervous wreck and let the team turn against one another. Tragic.

[@kendallandrews8691]

@@WilliamsPinch leak won a natty. Obviously Urban's coaching worked

[@jeaneratte6774]

Urban Meyer is such a two faced snake. He admits multiple times that after big losses he works his players so hard in order to get the “weak” ones to quit, YET when all of his star studded players start getting in trouble with the law he suddenly doesn’t want to see them kicked to the street.

[@Channel-qe5pk]

Welcome to big time football, glad you could join us.

[@jeaneratte6774]

@@Channel-qe5pk I’ve watched “big time football” my entire life. I’m not naïve enough to think this doesn’t happen in every program across the country. But this isn’t about every program across the country, this is about Urban Meyer and Florida.

[@Channel-qe5pk]

@@jeaneratte6774 So then what is your justification for singling Florida out?

[@jeaneratte6774]

@@Channel-qe5pk because it’s a show about them, if you don’t want your program to be criticized then don’t make a documentary about it.

[@Channel-qe5pk]

@@jeaneratte6774 So you're just a proud hypocrite? lol ok

[@jameservin1333]

I live the area , this was a polarizing hire, not a gator fan but he was a great hire

[@97smerch]

I lost it at the Florida asking spurrier to come home dad bit

[@Ultra-BLV]

Urban Meyer is a top 10 coach of all time and did some unbelievable things at Florida. For a short amount of time. That’s his issue. He’s like the Jose Mourinho of college football, which is a massive compliment and also an insult. Meyer’s history is entering places, having instant and massive success, and then burning out and leaving in controversy. It happened at UF and OSU. He demands too much of his players and just isn’t a very good leader. After awhile, his message gets stale, the intensity wears off, and he’s pushed his older guys too far. That’s why Florida fell apart in 2010. After the 2009 SECCG, they were absolutely spent. There’s a reason that Nick Saban’s teams were always more consistent than Urban’s were, his style of coaching was a lot better suited for consistency and long term sustainability.

[@introbe1]

Great coach. Horrible person.

[@someguy6212]

Maybe at UF but Meyer should still be at Ohio St. He didn't do anything wrong and he wasn't properly supported by the AD and administration. He is the reason OSU is a top 4 team every year.

[@randymullins3555]

Not the NFL guys

[@mattwnewton1]

Urban Meyer fluff piece.

[@kendallandrews8691]

Good. He gets enough hate from idiots everywhere else

[@miketemple7686]

Says the Michigan fan.🤣😂🤣 Come on bro, you gotta admit, that was funny.😆

[@tjsokkerplayer]

On one hand I agree that it is unbelievable to imagine a coach conditioning his players like Urban Meyer did today and yet on the other hand I'd bet good money Deion Sanders is using similar tactics.

[@joecorsaro1381]

Whole thing is a puff piece. Urbans jockeying for another role and needs his rep back

[@Faze-2]

They left so much crazy stuff out. Like very important crazy stuff.

[@qlee2385]

They need a part 2 on this and put more people in on the 2006 team how you don’t have Chris leak Reggie Nelson Deshaun Wynn Ray McDonald Derrick Harvey and Earl Everett. The 2008 team how you don’t have Percy Harvin Joe haden Janrois Jenkins Carlos Dunlap and Riley Cooper.

[@saturnosiris1221]

Yeah they definitely need a part two, but it should probably be done by A&E since their so experienced in making shows about criminals because the main story they left out were the number of felons that urban recruited then continued to cover-up their crimes while playing for him especially the freaking serial killer.

[@qlee2385]

@@saturnosiris1221 2 serial killers

[@qlee2385]

@@saturnosiris1221 1 racist and 2 dv guys

[@qlee2385]

@@saturnosiris1221 I agree

[@saturnosiris1221]

@@qlee2385 🤣😅😁

[@specialtyk]

The mat drills and midnight workouts still happen, just not to tortuous levels

[@burkehayes5150]

Couple of thoughts here: 1) I think Kirby has shown the way to do it. It’s al about connection. You won’t catch him or anybody else in that program “treating stars like stars and crap like crap”. But hey…we all know Meyer’s lack of character caught up to him. 2) Tebow’s abundance of character was apparently enough to keep the ship afloat despite all the thugs (including Meyer) in the program.

[@christopherturner7444]

Are you 12? The game was COMPLETELY different back then with the Kirby comparison lmao

[@burkehayes5150]

@@christopherturner7444Instead of hurling insults, how about sharing some of those differences. This should be good and there should be a lot if the game is COMPLETELY different.

[@Al-Rudigor]

I'm sorry, but Urban absolutely fit right in with the SEC.

[@christopherturner7444]

@@burkehayes5150 you made the stupid irrelevant comment.

[@TheMCJ2011]

@@Al-Rudigor He fit right in with the big10 culture too lmao

[@axreacts]

9-3 year one is not really sideways.... lol

[@jfloyo11]

Im literally about to subscribe to Netflix just because of these NCAA documentaries.

[@jwilli850]

Wait until the weekend and try it for free for 7 days… watch your documentary…it’s not worth the inflated price

[@WilliamsPinch]

That’s about the only thing worth a damn on Netflix anyhow.

[@jfloyo11]

@@jwilli850 ok thanks

[@jasminemonroe5784]

Watch 30 for 30 instead

[@WilliamsPinch]

I would’ve appreciated a more balanced “documentary”. The type of behavior and attitudes Urban let foster after he was in charge of recruitment was a disaster. He knew these guys had no structure and he let them run wild in Jacksonville. I’m a Buckeye from the Jim Tressel era and it wasn’t without error, but Urban was running a zoo, to the detriment of those boys.

[@joes622]

Urban trashcan ghetto fabulous gang banger lovin Meyer

[@ChampagneRi]

Imo they didn’t go too far into what actually went on at Florida during that time. It was a decent doc but it could’ve been so much better if they actually went deeper and talked about what actually went on there. Everybody saying it was a fluff piece I agree.

[@Drummajortsu]

Urban literally wins with Chris Leak but without Tebow he’s fired. The Tebow 🥾👅has to stop pate. The man literally had Cam Newton on the bench.

[@sportstalklive1316]

That 06 team doesn't win a title without Tebow. He was a big part of the short yardage power running game.

[@TheMCJ2011]

@@sportstalklive1316 Well they sure as hell don’t win it without Chris Leak either…that’s why it’s a team sport.

[@TheMCJ2011]

Also, notice how in the 07 game they tried to make it seem like Tebow somehow saved the team by scoring a touchdown to “seal the game” when Florida was literally up by 19 points already in the 4th quarter before he scored that td. LMAO what a joke. I like Tebow a lot and think he’s a great ambassador for the sport, but the media loves trying to paint him as the 2nd coming of Jesus.

[@guineveregruntle6746]

In my opinion, Netflix left out a lot of details about the Urban Meyer tenure. They left out the turmoil of 2010 and his departure. They skated around the discipline issues, arrests, and personal problems of coaches and players. For those who have any inkling of UF football between 2005-2010, you will feel like details are missing. I felt like it was another incomplete sports documentary.

[@raniebranson8051]

They left a LOT out... lol It was good but disappointing.

[@i.d.modisett9176]

Tebow was just special

[@WrongedSports]

I can't remember who did it but someone did a If Tebow didn't go to Florida then this would happen. Mike Shula might have been a national title coach is a crazy thought now

[@streetcar18]

Honestly it was disappointing given the huge hype foe this. Arguably the most interesting part was the conversation around team getting jealous in 2009 of all the Tebow coverage. Yet even that was quickly glossed over

[@frankwood2413]

Was disappointed that they didn't go more indepth about the off the field trouble. Multiple players are now charged for murder, dozens in and out of jail, all to be glossed over in a 5 minute discussion based over 4 episodes. Think this was a propaganda piece from Meyer to try and fix his image.

[@ChampagneRi]

Right the only guy they talked about like that was Brandon James lmao, just swept everything else under the rug like it never happened.

[@TheMCJ2011]

Can’t say I’m surprised lol. And I bet all the Florida and OSU fans were just eating it up too since they love pretending urban was a saint 😂

[@CoolHandLuke813]

I think a lot of people don’t really get the point of the documentary. For 15 years now, the Urban Meyer Gators have been dragged through the mud by fans and media for being thugs and all that. The thing is, you never heard their side of everything. You also never appreciated truly how great these teams were. Some of the best in CFB history. This is them telling you their story. Form their view. That’s what makes it, “Untold.” So it sounds to me like the people that didn’t like it just wanted a documentary that was gonna keep up the same narrative they’ve been convinced of for 15 years. They got something different than that. They got the “Untold” part.

[@davidd4696]

everything needs to be told, greatness & dirt. That's what make documentaries stand out..

[@CoolHandLuke813]

@@davidd4696 agreed. And but there should be a balance too. A balance between positive and negative aspects. It really sounds like all people wanted to see was all the negative though, which is bogus.

[@walkerlance7198]

crazy when you remember the quote is referring to college students lmao imagine if a professor said that or even any boss at a functional company

[@SamwiseTheNotSoBrave]

This had the potential to be something really fascinating, but it sounds like it turned into an Urban Meyer puff piece. No thanks. I heard enough of that from ESPN back when it was actually happening.

[@CoolHandLuke813]

For everyone that’s crying about not enough Aaron Hernandez, there’s literally an entire documentary devoted solely to him and his whole life also on Netflix. That should suffice. Also, he never did anything illegal at UF anyway so I’m not sure what you really want.

[@Battlegnome112]

He was literally named in other murder investigations

[@CoolHandLuke813]

@@Battlegnome112 He was never charged for any murder while at UF. People went into Swamp Kings to see a narrative that doesn’t exist. And then got mad when the nonexistent narrative didn’t come up as a topic. It’s beyond ridiculous.

[@Battlegnome112]

@@CoolHandLuke813 We get it. You’re a homer. And nothing anyone will say will change that. Just typical of someone in jean shorts.

[@CoolHandLuke813]

@@Battlegnome112 😂🤣😂🤣 just start name calling once your argument runs out of steam and has zero facts to it huh? Thanks for playing! 👏

[@Battlegnome112]

@@CoolHandLuke813 the fact you brought up him not being charged yet still named in several investigations while at UF. Two being MURDERS. Knowing he DID commit murder before. You’re being a naive homer to assume he was clean at Gainesville. You have your opinion. The rest of the the nation with no ties to the gators begs to differ. What we do know. He was a gay gangster who liked to shoot at people. So please keep claiming him 😂 It’s comical to the rest of us. And then looking at your other comments solidifies your homer status. Just remember. UF has played football for what? 50 less years than FSU? And has the same number of Natties? Sad tbh. Really really sad. You’re the little big brother 😂

[@97smerch]

James Madison II is one of the better recruits Mizzou has as a 4 star WR out of St Thomas Aquinas, but not the highest like Luther burden but both have been huge in recruiting other guys. Seeing Luther burden at mizzou has changed some recruits view of the program for sure.

[@Witchmyster509]

Only thing that was missing was Percy Harvin and more of the legal issues we had during that time.

[@Steeledawg]

Karma caught up with UM. Character can be hidden but never changed. Sooner or later the truth comes out and this docuseries isn’t the truth.

[@bluelivesmatter719]

Perhaps the biggest prick in all of sports

[@Al-Rudigor]

Can you please give me some of the many examples of his bad character? Nobody ever says anything specific. Except for that TE, I never hear anything.

[@Steeledawg]

@@Al-Rudigor he took in a transfer from UGA who stole a laptop and then that player ended up in jail . I believe in 2nd chances just not blindly .

[@Steeledawg]

He owns a bar while he’s the head coach of the Jaguars and video shows him basically getting a lap dance with his hands on the woman’s butt.

[@Al-Rudigor]

@@Steeledawg I remember when Saban took in a woman beater from Georgia. Not a peep out of folks. I believe he ended up getting into trouble later also.

[@Lram2525]

The fact Urban Meyer was used as a barometer of truth makes this whole doc a work of fiction. If you are gonna make a “Documentary”, at least try to really expose all the interesting bits.

[@davidspeaker7283]

5 top 25 finishes. 3 top 5 finishes.

[@francisikwueme1688]

They should have had cam newton , pouncey twins , harvin on

[@GoDaniel10]

Why would you make a reaction video after not finishing it?

[@benmcneely2498]

People acting like they needed this documentary to go over public arrest records because they can’t do that themselves

[@jakeconner2813]

Best part of the doc was how pissed urban was at the loss to georgia in 07

[@joshstein3772]

Not to mention about how that loss fueled the entire team for a full year and led to Brandon Spikes destroying Moreno and absolutely humiliating Ugaly the next year 49-10.

[@catheferguson5479]

I think of Walker White as our Tebow. He has those commits picking roommates and classes. Next year should be very exciting at Auburn.

[@jamestacular]

Feels like it was written by Urban. Fluff piece advertised as something else

[@Frankingator]

This video is why I think The G- Wagon (Billy Napier) will become the next Urban Meyer

[@slchambers1]

As a life long Gator fan, young fans don’t remember 7-5 or 8-3 was a success. We didn’t win the SEC until 1984 but was stripped. 0-10-1 remember that year? Of course not. Hang in there Gator Nation, it’ll be all right.

[@martinrosario4018]

Yea and right after get fucked by Utah sunbelt Billy gonna be fired after next year 😂

[@bluelivesmatter719]

Thought it was a total puff piece

[@TheMCJ2011]

100%

[@danielslavin00]

Go Gators

[@RJ-fe9pu]

FL WAS NEVER GOING TO LET A HIT PIECE FLY get over it. Neither was ANYONE going to sign on for a hit piece

[@Will-pp9kc]

disappointing to me. Barely talked about the off the field issues.

[@sleastackpreacher5864]

Ask Michael Jordan if he played better when someone talked smack or disrespected him or his team. Bulletin board material works, no downside anyway.

[@TraJonR3D]

U.Meyer is a terrible human. Doesnt deserve any praise. All his success came on the shoulders of the PLAYERS. You dont get praise for sliding through the cracks..

[@gatorboy21king]

one word : GREATNESS

[@truthseeker7867]

And yet Deon Sanders has done it immediately.

[@jasonallex7940]

Didn't Chris Leak win a Natty while Tebow was a Freshman?

[@TheMCJ2011]

Yep

[@skylarwilliams5514]

🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🤘

[@skylarwilliams5514]

SWAMP KINGS

[@aclayhosuton]

These were gang members, coke dealers and murderers.

[@erikbartlam7377]

Are you comparing Napier at La Tech to Urban at Utah? Are you comparing Napier’s offensive philosophy to Urban’s? Doubting Meyer in his first year may have been irrational. Doubting Napier is not the same thing. He’s done nothing in his career to deserve the job…never mind the benefit of the doubt. Hope he proves me wrong.

[@zachrs43]

It's Great to be a Florida Gator🐊🐊🐊 Go Gators! Beat utah

[@daricklapaglia4337]

I enjoyed it

[@saturnosiris1221]

Meyer also had the most felons in the NCAA for five straight seasons which undoubtedly will be forever remembered as the most for any coach or program in college football history. Oh yeah, let's not forget those felons also included a freakin serial killer! Not that anything matters past that but when he left the program he also showed us what a joke he actually is since he said it was for family reasons that he was retiring but we all know in hindsight it's because he saw what was coming with Saban and knew he would never win another title. Totally proving my point by taking the Ohio State Job where he stepped into a top-five team already put together. Finally when he goes to the NFL and the team needs an actual coach who can build something we finally got to see just how good he is. How did that work out again?😂😅 LMFAO 😁🤣

[@anbro2623]

A whole bunch of nothing was said here

[@jacobphillips1285]

Puff piece unfortunately. Pulled the punches on the stuff going around the program.

[@PatrickHenryLibertyorDeath]

It was garbage. He inherited a brilliant team and left the program in peices. He should have been punished for hiding the criminal behavior of key players that he kept on the team. Glad he is out of football.

[@javonjohnson7827]

Urban quit on Florida after Tebow left. same way Jimbo quit on us. No respect for either one

[@rockytopronnie]

He was called Warden Meyer for a reason.

[@Fuzzybunny-ki1cw]

HOW CAN YOU MAKE A FLUFF PIECE ABOUT CORRUPTION AND KILLERS? they did it. crap show ... can't watch it.

[@Guthbox]

I guess DeSantis is whitewashing all the history down there

[@IIISWILIII]

Democrats do it daily

[@TheWorldTurntle]

@@IIISWILIII The delusion it takes to frame that solely to one side of the isle as Trump gets indicted every other week😂

[@IIISWILIII]

@@TheWorldTurntle if you read past the headlines, you might see that every single one of those indictments is completely frivolous and will not hold up in court. The other side of the "isle" has weaponized our courts like the goddamn Communists they are

[@jcallen21]

​@@TheWorldTurntleyep, by the corrupt Democrats the guy is talking about.

[@theper4sho]

Ends justify the means I guess. Stack a team with questionable talented players. Let them run amuck and try and cleanse the pallet with Tebow. Pretty disgusting tbh

[@D865Mack]

The doc was great. It was about the overall talent and mentality of the team as a whole. It would take 20+ episodes to talk about every single star and/or player with off the field issues. People who aren’t Gator fans think this was a just a team full of ruthless criminals. They spent 20 mins talking about how Brandon James and another player bought $20 worth of weed from an undercover police officer. Do we really need to sit and go thru every dumb mistake somebody made? When you find out why they didn’t kick anyone off the team you will have better understanding and will probably shed a tear.

[@WilliamsPinch]

I don’t think that was the problem. They glossed over how this guy gave kids who were already prone to impulsive behavior too many get out of jail free cards if they balled. The 09/10 locker room was probably hell because they had no real honor code.

[@jeaneratte6774]

They didn’t kick anyone off the field because a player, who they kicked off the team previously for being a domestic abuser, died of an overdose some time after. That’s not tear worthy.

[@D865Mack]

@@WilliamsPinch my point exactly, too many of you non gator fans are under the impression this was a team full of criminals doing wild stuff every week. It was not that deep. Brandon James who was one of the best return men in the history of college football got suspended over $20 worth of weed. Cam Newton who was the top dual threat qb in the country in high school was kicked off the team for buying stolen laptops. It’s nowhere near as deep as you non gator fans keep trying to make it. Aaron Hernandez was there but got in zero trouble. No cover ups, he was just a normal player. There’s no story to tell about him.

[@D865Mack]

@@jeaneratte6774 it’s tear worthy to people to understand the desire to help someone become a better person instead of turning your back on them.

[@AlignmentCoaching]

I went to UF. A big Gator fan…this documentary was fluff. Whitewashing attempt. So many issues just ignored. Not an accurate reflection…

[@thewoodseastofathens3698]

Meh it was kind of a fluff piece, much of it was like any other cliche sports doc. It could've been a lot better imo

[@Jwtexan2386]

Show stunk. Didn’t address anything

[@buttfart12]

I think if you’re a college football fan with a few hours to kill, you might enjoy it, but I think it had a whole lot of wasted potential because urban stuck his nose in the production

[@titleloanman]

So adorable that the trailer kings are desperate to bite on the documentary success of better programs 😂

[@anthonyandrews5685]

😂😂😂 right & they not totally honest about wat was going on atleast we told the whole truth good,bad & ugly gotta luv tha U😊

[@jahendrix1543]

hey when’s the last time Miami was good? 20-30 years ago?

[@anthonyandrews5685]

@@jahendrix1543 & yall still ain't caught us on Natty's 😅😅😅 wat does that say about yall 🤔 plus yall haven't been shit since Tebow left so what's your point

[@voiceofreason2674]

As a LSU fan Miami is the least of the Florida powers. Yallre always built dainty

[@anthonyandrews5685]

@@voiceofreason2674 the least 😅😅😅 ok LSU fan yall only a power cause there's no other big school in yall state 🤷🏿‍♂️