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And yet he had the best game among the WR's vs. Pitt. Look, I called to bench Pope after his first PR fumble in game one. And I still think all the three starters need to be shown the door. But to lump Pope in with the disaster Harley and Wiggins put together VS. PITT is pretty dumb. He's...

No no no, hold on. We're saying the same thing. Pope is not very good. Don't get me wrong there. I'm talking specifically about this game, relative to the other WR's, who played as bad as I've seen receivers play in 30 years of watching Miami football. I think he's getting lumped in with...

If you think there was any coach on earth that could come in and turn what Mark Richt left into a solid program, you're completely delusional. Saban, Dabo or Meyer would have gotten 8 wins AT BEST with last year's roster. Our special teams were a complete disaster. We had arguably the worst...

Pope is getting overly criticized as a receiver because of his gaffes in the PR game. Not that it's saying much, but he's been our most reliable WR to this point. He did what we needed him to do vs. Pitt, which is saying a lot more than Harley or Wiggins.

And King is too much of an upgrade over our entire QB room from last year.

A lot of people were saying the same things about Louisville. I don't think anyone is getting fooled by that drubbing.

Incremental improvement almost never occurs in a straight line. Last year's team loses this Pitt game. We took a "step back" playing against the best two DL's we'll see all season. The offensive scheme had been able to mask the OL's ineptitude until Clemson. But we won the game we needed to...

How would you need to be a "real fan" to know this. All you needed to do was watch last year's team. Unless McGahee was coming back pre-knee-backwardation with Peyton Manning at f$#@ing QB throwing to Reggie Wayne and Marvin Harrison, we sure as **** weren't gonna hang with Clemson.