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Maybe read the article? Sometimes it's good to learn new things and apply them to new situations. Its called critical thinking. I highly recommend it. Baylor was in a similar situation to Miami. Fans started to believe they would never be competitive again at the D1 P5 level. How could...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonbelzer/2014/08/14/how-the-baylor-bears-engineered-one-of-the-greatest-organizational-turnarounds-in-sports/ Interesting article about how Baylor turned around its athletic department. Putting aside the gushing praise of Art Briles (this is before the scandal)...

Well look at it this way- if we'd had this setup before the Diaz hire, we wouldn't have Manny Diaz as HC. That alone should be enough to convince you that it is much better than the status quo.

Just to add- this arrangement also spares Diaz the embarrassment of firing his friends. He probably knows he needs to make changes and go to a spread O but doesn't have the heart to fire Enos after one year, especially after getting him to leave Bama. Firing him pretty much means Enos...

It might save him from himself. He doesn't know how to pick a staff or embrace a modern offense.

Just because you don't see it more often doesn't mean it's not going to work. Miami has often been innovators in college football so modeling pro organizations might be what the program needs. I don't know that its been done on a college level but that's because most big programs have massive...

Its smart to bring in a knowledgeable football guy for football operations. Lots of pro teams have a Team President and a GM. President looks at team from macro level- administrative overhead, legal, public relations, ticket prices, stadium deals, etc. The GM handles day to day things like...

I think Cleveland will clean house at end of the season. So I wouldn't be surprised if Highsmith was asking if there was interest. Win win

Can you post anything substantiating the alleged "hint."