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He's 51 in a profession guys regularly coach well into their late 60's.

You know how this works. Guy with decent career gets fired from big job after spectacular failure. Goes to small, nothing school for a year, makes drastic improvement, gets next middling job for 2-3 years, does well enough, gets back to decent work again. He won't be an OC anywhere noteworthy...

Oddly both Coop and Baby J are among top 10 all-time rushers, but both played 4 years and their season averages were lousy. The only elite back we had between Gore and Duke was Lamar Miller.

I was at that game. I still feel bad for Wright. Credit to him dude was tough as nails. He got hit on **** near every offensive snap that game. Thing is if we look back every year to '05, to me the most common thing is lack of a top-tier OL.

I hear this, but IMO Coker's fallacies weren't nearly as bad as Golden/Richt. Coker's issue was he didn't know how to manage a locker room. He recruited a ton of 5-star guys but had no feel for cohesive culture. Once we lost leaders like Dorsey and Reed, the wheels started to come off...

This is a great point. It's hard to care when there's no light at the end of the tunnel.

He did. He started all of them. They all sucked. Did you SEE Martell play QB? Enos has been an HC and worked under Saban. He'll get decent work again, while Jon Richt is out there saying "I coached Malik Rosier at QB."

And again, massive talent gap. And the '06 team had a roster full of guys that were used to winning. Can't say that about this team.

Ohhhh yeah. He sucked some serious balls.

Come on man, use your brain. The offense was an absolute disaster. I'm not saying it was communicated directly to him. I'm saying he read the writing on the wall.

The defense was much better. '06 did about the same with WAY more talent. The only first-rounder on this D is Rousseau.

Because comparing a guy that was recently fired to two guys who have been out of work for years is totally reasonable. Enos sucked, but at least he had real credentials. Nix was the OC for a school that barely played offense and 'lil Richt had done nothing but ride Daddy's coattails his whole...

Neither Nix nor Richt are currently employed in real football either. I think you/Canes fans are putting WAY too much stake into that FIU loss. Enos knew he was fired at that point and was mailing it in. All the available QB's were probably at the lowest point in their 'Canes careers. We...

Wasn't that a Patrick Nix offense? He's now the second worst hire in modern UM history after Jon "Nah Dad, I'll look for a job tomorrow. This couch is comfortable" Richt.