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That's the equivalent based on the talent ranks. That's the fair way to compare teams. You are ignoring some horrendous losses by Mario because it suits your narrative. I'm not defending Diaz, I think he's corch too but I'm not blinded by this Mario love fest.

Oregon outspends all other teams in the Pac 12 by orders of magnitude and they drop bags like the big boys. A team ranked 12th in overall talent according to the 247 composite should not lose to the #56 team at home. That's a 44 spot difference. To put that in perspective, the difference...

Yeah a lot of people are ignoring this. If Washington doesn't tap out due to Covid, Cristobal is laughed at for being a corch who lost to a 1 win Cal and an Oregon State team that has less talent than some G5s. If Miami had accepted the ACC coastal spot in the acc championship game back in...

Nope. That's an 8-3 UNC team with a 1st round QB, one of the best offenses in CFB, and a championship winning coach. You think because it's UNC they aren't a legit football school. That is incorrect. The FIU loss last year was far more embarrassing. UNC is very good team. According to...

Cristobal is doing what I call the "Larry Coker"- if he stockpiles enough talent, even a corch won't be able to ***** it up. If Mario continually gets top 6 classes, he will be in the Pac 12 title game every year and will be an annual playoff contender. He's certainly a corch, but he also...

It doesn't suit everyone's narrative but you are correct. Miami losing to Clemson and getting blasted by UNC, the former the team that is likely going to end up playing Bama for the title and the latter a team with one of the most explosive offenses in the country is not anywhere near as bad...

For those who say, "Miami is a cheap program without deep pockets and can't/won't pay top dollar for quality coaches", that $4.6 mil that Oregon just gave Cristobal is about 500,000 more than roughly $4.1 mil Richt was making from 2016-2018 (might have been more). Inflation adjusted, that...