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Almost didn't recognize the Legend...trim, alert, well groomed, youthful smile. It's been a decade since my last encounter. He looks like he could easily do 20..25 more. I thought he'd have been enticed ($$$) by now to come home to Polk county to replace another Hall of famer and keep that juggernaut over there sailing along. I'm starting a funding drive here on the East Coast with area coaching contributions quickly adding up. Not that he too isn't loved over here, but we just think with our blessing he would be happier over there. Now that Dade has been legislated out of the way there's no need for any unnecessary bumps in the road.  

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10 hours ago, Dan in Daytona said:

Almost didn't recognize the Legend...trim, alert, well groomed, youthful smile. It's been a decade since my last encounter. He looks like he could easily do 20..25 more. I thought he'd have been enticed ($$$) by now to come home to Polk county to replace another Hall of famer and keep that juggernaut over there sailing along. I'm starting a funding drive here on the East Coast with area coaching contributions quickly adding up. Not that he too isn't loved over here, but we just think with our blessing he would be happier over there. Now that Dade has been legislated out of the way there's no need for any unnecessary bumps in the road.  

Are you talking about Rick Darlington at Deland? The Green and Gold Bulldogs are going to get some things accomplished this season, I believe. The Blue and Gold Buccaneers are going to have some very positive situations this year as well, I also believe. 

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6 hours ago, Manatee Magic said:

Who is "Sexy Beast" and what just happened?

Sexy Beast is the man who incorporated Hoka Hey into the vocabulary of two Central Florida football programs and an Alabama program. 

He's a legendary coach of mythic proportions with a very creative offensive mind. 

He righted the ship at the Blue Darter's program when it had gotten into a rut in the late 1990s. 

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