David Wunderlich is a journalist for Gator Country Multimedia, Inc. His articles primarily focus on Florida football, providing analysis, insights, and opinions on the team's performance, coaching strategies, and the overall state of the program. With a deep knowledge of the sport and a passion for covering the Gators, David aims to keep fans informed and engaged with his writing.
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By: David Wunderlich
I still sometimes think about the first thing I wrote on my first Gator football site, a prologue to the 2006 season. It was meant to sound profound and artistic; the execution in hindsight isn’t as good as I thought at the time. It was a coy way of suggesting that the Gators could win a national title if everything went right, and you know what? Just enough went right that they did.
By: David Wunderlich
If you want to get better at an activity, there are generally two ways to go about it. One is to get better at the things you are trying to do. The other is to stop doing the things that are holding you back from performing well.
By: David Wunderlich
A new Florida head football coach inherited a team with a veteran offensive line. The line performed well, if not best-in-the-conference well, but then four of the five players on it left. The following season’s line was a dramatic drop off from its predecessor, and the offense suffered some for it. The line was noticeably better, if still not perfect, the next season, which allowed the offense to really take off.
The long offseason is finally over, and Florida is getting ready to face Miami in mere days from now. Here are three keys to the game for the Gators as they try to knock off the hated Hurricanes.
The more time goes on, the more I become aware of the fact that every season of Gator football is someone’s first, and every season is someone’s last.
By: David Wunderlich
Author’s note: this is an opinion piece and not reporting. It does not necessarily reflect the view of Gator Country or GC’s other writers.
By: David Wunderlich
Like many writers both focused on the team and with a national view, I wrote after the Texas A&M loss that Napier’s tenure was effectively over, that it was then a question of when, not if. Napier is still coaching the team for now, though, maybe because a final decision hasn’t been made or maybe because there aren’t many good interim options. Maybe it’s a bit of both. Regardless of the reasons, there are still more games to play, and dwelling exclusively on the head coach’s future shortchanges the players who are still working to win on the field.
By: David Wunderlich
Florida’s offensive line is the key to a potential win over Tennessee
By: David Wunderlich
Saturday is Florida’s best chance in years to knock off Georgia
By: David Wunderlich
I am not sure whether Billy Napier will be Florida’s head coach next year.
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