James Madison coach Billy Napier finally reveals what went wrong at Florida in recent interview

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Former Florida Gators coach and current James Madison Dukes coach, Billy Napier, has had quite the eventful press tour this offseason.

After his unceremonious exit in Gainesville, Napier has had plenty of opportunities to offer a look under the hood at just what went wrong during his time as the head coach of the Gators.

That hasn't exactly happened, though, as Napier went on a local ESPN Radio show, "Fitz The Bill" in Richmond, to try and dump blame on his former employer while discussing the virtues of his new landing spot.

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head coach Billy Napier of the Florida Gators takes the field with his team before the start of a game against the McNeese State Cowboys at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on September 09, 2023 in Gainesville, Florida. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)

Then there was the USA Today fluff piece that tried to cast aspersions on the culture at Florida when Napier was there all while absolving him of having any hand in that, alluding to it being a systemic problem.

The point is, there's been a lack of accountability from Napier, but the new Dukes head coach may have finally come clean about what went wrong while he was at Florida.

In an interview