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One turned around one the worst NFL franchises into a Super Bowl contender. The other got a blank check and turned a .500 program into a .500 program.

Weren’t they both 12-13?

any insight to the financial aspects of this whole thing? I am assuming there’s some payment involved. Go Canes!

Congratulations on getting our QB1. Gotta give Mario props - we shall see.

Unfortunately we opened up our wallets for Mario and now can’t pay anyone enough to take him. 12-13 will do that.

It Ain’t easy to sell 12-13.

meltdown should be over our 12-13 head coach. Tom Brady could come in - it ain’t gonna matter.

12-13. You can’t put lipstick on a pig. He is what he is.

We had our chance.

is Mario a candidate? We can dream!

6-6.

Title? I would just like to finish the ACC with a winning record. Mario is a .500 coach.

How many of our kids would start in front of theirs? I think talent is an issue.

He is correct on Nebraska. Amazing they were able to do what they did back in the day. Where did they get all their players from? Miami is a fertile ground of recruiting still. We are one coach away from turning it around. Think FSU 3 years ago. Unfortunately, the admin doesn’t...

‘Should win 10 games’ translates to 6-6 for a Mario team - regardless of who’s the QB.

Highly ranked recruiting classes mean nothing if you can’t develop the talent. With Mario it’s 6-6. I appreciate the optimism, but living in denial is not a solution. Don’t fool yourself. The solution is obvious.

How bad must it have been at Miami for TVD to leave? You are right, not like there’s anyone looking to come here to take his job - he had success here and the backups are not it either. He had a sure thing at least to play. - must of not agreed with the coaches or had no say in anything...

I think talent is marginalized by bad coaching. We have highly ranked recruits but we don’t develop players so ultimately our classes are overrated.

Best thing we can do at this point is removing Mario and stop living in denial. Other than that, you are rearranging the chairs on the Titanic. But I do appreciate being positive despite who our coach is.

I think the main problem isn’t the lack of a QB. That’s just a symptom at this point. The problem is the ‘coach’ running the program. Unfortunately, keeping the root problem around only exasperates the issues and is gonna to cost us more eventually than just letting him walk.