Angry Ibis said:

Dog is pretty much a joke term here now mocking the lack of fight in our players IMO. I like your take. Miami simply doesn’t have the combination of players that want it more than the next guy or the coaches to get that out of them consistently. Dogs don’t fold when one player goes down and we have been seeing that here for years...

“Going through the motions” @ QB @ Miami.... ridiculous.....

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nycane said:

Manny Navarro had a point. He doesn’t preach team it’s about individuals. The chain, the rings, etc. that’s what you get when you have a guy who didn’t play college ball and doesn’t understand the importance of a team

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The Franchise said:

So somebody read a theory on the internet that Manure could only fire Rumph if he fired Ted Lange too, and now it’s true. Sounds good to me because it makes Manure look like an even bigger clown if that was possible.

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nycane said:

They can’t only blame rumph. So fla kids don’t want to play for manny. Rumph is doing all he can

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Canegrad89 said:

The defense is less effective against great OL but that has more to do with their players being better than ours (not the defensive scheme being deficient). The defense CMD runs now would ball the f_ck out, if we had players from the 2001 team executing it.

We had one of THE TOP DEFENSES in all of CFB in 2018 (when Diaz was the DC). The defense was #1 in Pass Defense and top 3 in a variety of different categories. You can criticize Manny for his OC hire and his ridiculous special teams hire (P@tke) and other issues, but there is no question he's a great defensive mind. He's got to improve the other two phases dramatically though (Offense & ST) or he will fail. Recruiting on OL & at CB have to pick up dramatically also.

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ghost2 said:

Not defending Manny's circus at all but in all honestly south Florida kids haven't wanted to play for any Miami coach in a very long time.

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Angry Ibis said:

Miami has the most turnovers since the chain made it’s debut and the chain has been the single most motivating thing during a game for the team. It certainly can also have some negative side effects, but the chain isn’t missing tackles, blowing coverages, going through the motions on O. **** if our D was making aggressive mistakes trying get them a chain, **** I think we could live with that effort.

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ghost2 said:

Not defending Manny's circus at all but in all honestly south Florida kids haven't wanted to play for any Miami coach in a very long time.

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Ethnicsands said:

Really?

Golden got Howard, Duke, Flowers, Bush, C. Thomas, Walton, Darling, Yearby, Coley, Grace, Burns, Carter

Richt got Pope, Hall, Donaldson, Scaife, Rousseau, Blades, C. Davis, Frierson, Bandy, Richards, J. Jackson

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TheOldU2002 said:

Lmfao really still with the dumb chain? ***** been cheesy since late 2017. Like corny as ****.

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ghost2 said:

You're not wrong. I'm just jaded with south Florida recruiting I spose.

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TheOldU2002 said:

Lmfao really still with the dumb chain? ***** been cheesy since late 2017. Like corny as ****.

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Ethnicsands said:

Really?

Golden got Howard, Duke, Flowers, Bush, C. Thomas, Walton, Darling, Yearby, Coley, Grace, Burns, Carter

Richt got Pope, Hall, Donaldson, Scaife, Rousseau, Blades, C. Davis, Frierson, Bandy, Richards, J. Jackson

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OldhamA said:

Now list the kids that went elsewhere.

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simplycanes said:

True. Ferman's the man, he ain't neva lied. Players notified!

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Midlo Cane Fan said:

MIami Hurricanes WR Coach Taylor Stubblefield likely to be casualty of Enos firing

Miami Hurricanes wide receivers coach Taylor Stubblefield might not return to Coral Gables following the firing of offensive coordinator Dan Enos on Friday.

caneswarning.com

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Midlo Cane Fan said:

MIami Hurricanes WR Coach Taylor Stubblefield likely to be casualty of Enos firing

Miami Hurricanes wide receivers coach Taylor Stubblefield might not return to Coral Gables following the firing of offensive coordinator Dan Enos on Friday.

caneswarning.com

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Stefan Adams said:

Earlier today, the expectation was that Mike Rumph would not be retained. I was told by at least one player and a staffer that Rumph had informed his players he did not expect to be back next season.

As of tonight, though, I’m told there has been a reversal of course and that same staffer is saying that the expectation is that Rumph will now be kept.

On other coaches, I’m hearing the rest of the defense is safe. The discussion is ongoing for the offense though, and the names that are being discussed on the chopping block are Butch Barry and Taylor Stubblefield. Some in the program feel the pair is likely gone, but I’ve heard nothing strong enough to say for sure.

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Stefan Adams said:

Earlier today, the expectation was that Mike Rumph would not be retained. I was told by at least one player and a staffer that Rumph had informed his players he did not expect to be back next season.

As of tonight, though, I’m told there has been a reversal of course and that same staffer is saying that the expectation is that Rumph will now be kept.

On other coaches, I’m hearing the rest of the defense is safe. The discussion is ongoing for the offense though, and the names that are being discussed on the chopping block are Butch Barry and Taylor Stubblefield. Some in the program feel the pair is likely gone, but I’ve heard nothing strong enough to say for sure.

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