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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/bertmaclynn on 2024-05-03 18:14:02.
Dan Mullen had three straight top 15 finishes (including two top 10 finishes) in his first three seasons before being fired before the end of his fourth season going 5-6. Florida would finish 6-7 that year.
Since then, new coach Billy Napier has not had a winning season in his two years, going 6-7 and 5-7.
Do Florida fans feel like they kicked Mullen out too soon? Would it have been better to keep him? Were there other reasons the administration wanted to get rid of Mullen?
As a non-Florida fan, it seems like it was a very short-sighted decision that has not worked out for the Gators. But what am I missing? Curious how the fan base views the decision now.