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Yessir. I will say that the next week at GaTech was pretty nice. Restored my faith in humanity. Stayed after the game for a half-hour to thank the (remaining) players for their effort.

All good sir! I can definitely dig in on a particular issue and run it into the ground. One of these days, we'll have a beer and hopefully our players will be back to the UM standard at that point. That mother****ing Homecoming game against F$U nearly broke me. What a pathetic quit job...ON...

What do you think law school is for? Relax, we disagree. No big deal.

Mario tried with Jaylan and Thad and Avantae and others. The only talented headache who was asked to leave immediately was Nesta. Everyone else had a chance to make a change, but at a certain point you can't let those those guys run the asylum any longer.

Aw, don't cry. You didn't say you disagreed. You kept yammering on with "that's a weak *** excuse" when that's what actually happened. But, yeah, keep constructing that alternate reality where "the backups" were all untalented hacks who didn't impact the team culture at all.

I don't give a **** what it sounds like, it's the truth. That's what happened. What is your alternate "non lame *** excuse" reason? Why do you think that so many 4-star guys that were expected to start at UM have been jettisoned, with some not even finding new schools yet? I know you're...

Asked and answered on another thread. NCAA rules. Read them sometime.

Honest question. Were you at the Georgia Tech game? At that point, the season was over, and all the players who cared enough to play hard just wanted to win. Jacurri was pretty terrible in the stats sheet, and we still won. After the game, all of the alums and fans behind the bench and in...

Again, you're doing the exact wrong thing. Attributing everything to "bench" kids and "backups". Re-read what I said. Many of the guys who were "benched" had been expected to be starters. Under prior coaching regimes, they probably would have played a lot more in 2022. Because they had...

Many players were quiet-quitting all year long. Half the corches quit mid-year (Gattis never showed up, he was too busy chasing tail).

"Overhaul the roster" doesn't mean "replace everybody". This isn't Colorado. And Coach Neon would have been better off keeping some of the guys he never gave a chance to.

To Mario's credit, unlike with prior coaches, he didn't ACTUALLY PLAY the guys who were undermining the culture. Sometimes I think people believe that the "culture problems" are guys who play in most of the games. Not always true. On last year's team, we had a lot of problems with laziness...