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Yeah, that's all we've got. But all that leads to is "he wasn't ready to be a big-time HC" I'm sticking with my idea of hiring cheap guys who have done well in like D III for very short periods of time. Offer that guy $2 mil for one year. He wins 8 games he can have $3 mil the following...

I was completely agreeing right up until the end. We're already at the bottom. In addition to our suckiness, no decent coach is coming to Miami. Why would they? When was the last time a Miami HC left in a better position than he come in? Spoiler: it was that guy who left after the 2000...

Lol, I may have embellished a little. The tragic part is that you were right, there was no possible reason to say anything negative going in. I argued with yo a little, but then I dropped it because I knew you were right. We were just too good to fail tonight. Until we did.

Wrong thread, but I can't be bothered. Remember that time I said we had no idea which team would come out tonight and you said tighten up you pssy, it's FIU? Yeah, me either.

People are always on about how we're a major program and recruits and coaches should be proud if we want them. But then it's time to fantasize about who the next HC should be, and who do they pick? Who are the two names that come up the most these days? Mike Leach. Butch Davis. For some...

The one thing I can't blame Richt for is losing to Miami, everybody did that.

That's all great, and those are all reasons I thought Richt was the best hire we could have made, but that all misses the point. Richt is shtting the bed right now. It's year 3, so the justifications for our losing streaks in each of the last 2 years don't count for much anymore. Yes, this is...

LOL, you literally can't name anyone who's "much better". I'd settle for "better" at this point, but you can't do that either. Run along and let the adults talk.

No argument from me, I'm just pointing out that there's no such thing as a sure thing.

And you obviously don't have an answer.

The fck? Who's "much better"?

First off, I appreciate the thought and effort that went into this. That said, I'll just remind you of the time CIS said "anyone who instals an aggressive 4-3 will kill it at Miami and will dominate those lesser teams we struggle with." It's not as easy as fixing the currently broken half...