Billy Napier draws criticism after implying Florida program was broken

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 6

Speaking about his new role at James Madison, Napier said the school was "starting on second base" unlike jobs with "lots of things to fix."
The remarks angered Florida fans, who saw them as another offseason attempt to shift blame for his struggles in Gainesville onto culture, infrastructure and previous staffs.
Critics argue Napier's on-field failures, including poor offense, special-teams errors and costly mistakes, were central to his tenure, which they describe as among modern Florida's least successful.

Is Billy Napier deflecting blame for his Florida failures, or is there truth to his claim that the program was 'broken' before he arrived?

With James Madison's roster gutted and new NCAA transfer rules in play, can Napier rebuild a winning team faster than he did at Florida?

Will Jon Sumrall's fresh approach and aggressive roster overhaul finally return the Florida Gators to national prominence after years of instability?