JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================mK" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?,x d9`3硠 #rI殘dw8 >n < ƤҟgLiU+]qt,"x.Ga@^@1Mhqڼ?z&E89ʶ@{5GlIsh7H dhZIbIQ\ LFǝ'̀qڢPVq)8`Gh\n~l'˞Ϡ5BVT_,# ? s]ٶ߶5ёc?*GG0\ep,R_n!fO[ve)#SG&F7#+=+dg.U (ۭq>7,5 .I8HOʻsX$H͉$18ZA/FCDZA(m˃ddp7:ߒ9$<x/,VF:MRp|Af 3<QҤ4!pTBdoY]6M\Ͳy2Xj >Zҹn%)>9?^~ q˰*gQMLig<{x;N@<ׇ^RU`Me2C(f'\ETe,7c8jǷC~BߝSV&XL~oiCDV j@܅\c{Z%›X|6q WK%8霎JFsƼgǾ<{gGo`2y΀5<-X ,OY>յKm`0=Oae&%M$Mgo<>v$ʄSM?u2[v+*ax{F+k-s<82CA3v?32TNqipu]H gԟz2kmuZYyGcPw#f\v\DcC5jiԠ"`xwY/kYwq%{WC*GC@̒NZWf-'^Tٵ qѲpk'XSq ⱵI=$6{lq;(Oa~6Gr1=O5q޼NZۃ=ށOHdLVusA#Dx7Z^@EdFp=+ͦKZIiK1?t;E=؆O"@}d5ZGu <>H|\ I?;]$3B1bPx'Zܷjq*3vS.˨\r]^ki!Np=AzrP;RWlnX7oqkۥb yyO^'\0ߘ *6n$kr.%,70jr HVYZ<εVe-S9 : :huMTͣf!2nn85]J,",,x~4&6pfyxl'Q3*Ay듄e 5wpg?s+!K~rrGɤP'7d U2E2 lusgS~q=SGb "t~tt the University of Florida. DO THINGS THE RIGHT WAY. <br>Heading the Gator Strength and Conditioning Program is Jerry Schmidt and he is assisted by Rob Glass, Randy Popple, John Grieco and Jerry s wife Robin. Coach Schmidt was hired from Notre Dame in March of 1995. He started with the Irish as their Strength and Conditioning Coordinator in 1989. While there, he was named in 1991 as the Collegiate Strength Coach of the Year by U.S.A. Sports Fitness. Coach Schmidt has also been the head Strength and Conditioning Coach at Oklahoma State. Some of you BFS readers may remember the feature article we did on Barry Sanders. Well, Coach Schmidt helped with that article in 1988.<br>The decision to leave Notre Dame for the University of Florida turned out to be a good one. Less than 22 months later, the Gators were crowned national football champions. The University of Florida has over 40,000 students making it the 7th largest in the nation. However, the biggest reason for making the switch was Steve Spurrier.<br>Coach Spurrier led Florida to its first national championship in just his seventh year at the helm. He also achieved a 53-6 record in the SEC during the same seven years. His overall record of