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The only "young up and comers" on the list are Norvell and Anderson.

The others are either out of a job or will more than likely be out of a job.

Did the list change? Spav is like 27 and has been at A&M as QB coach for 1 year (coming from WVU). If he's not a young up and comer, I don't know who is.

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Posted by gatordmb89

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Posted on 12/14/13 at 10:06 am to tmc94

Yes. Yes, the list had Clay Helton and Dave Christensen on it. Spavital is being rumored to be in the top 4 right now though. I am going to reword the OP.

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Posted on 12/14/13 at 10:09 am to Sid E Walker

The only guys WM has really recruited towards a pro-style are the WR's. Kelvin and Matt can both run from the spread, and did so in HS. UF is recruiting a few smaller backs this year, and has recruited some more slot type WR's as well. I don't think UF is going with the Spread Option attack, but more of a traditional spread with some up tempo.

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Posted on 12/14/13 at 11:28 am to SeeeeK

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i said in the other thread, Florida is not getting a top, young OC

I think they could from a mid major football program. Take North Carolina's o.c. If he can turn that Fla offense around, he'll get a head coaching job. If he can't, he just returns to another north carolina.

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Posted by gatordmb89

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Posted on 12/14/13 at 11:38 am to Overbrook

Exactly. Anderson has been with Fedora for years. If it didn't work out at UF, he could likely get back on Fedora's staff.