Muschamp Implementing “K-I-S-S” Theory At UF

August 15th, 2011 02:48 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Schools: Florida
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Taking over a new team teaching it new offensive and defensive strategies, Will Muschamp is afraid of information overload adversely affecting his Gators. That’s why the coach is starting to take a “Keep it simple, Stupid” approach with Florida’s practice sessions:

“You can’t do so much your players are confused. So we are right now weeding things out of what we do to get our guys to play fast and get them ready for the season. Because what I don’t want to do during the season is install new stuff each week. That makes for a slow player on Saturday. We need to install for the season. So we’ve game-planned, we’ve looked at all of our opponents. So we have an idea within our scheme of what we need to do to be successful. And with that being said, we’re trying to pare down right now where we are.”

The Gators open up against Florida Atlantic in 19 days.

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