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So like I said, name me an example of a successful college head football coach, who on his way up the ladder as a coordinator was straight up fired as a college coordinator for a lack of performances. It's not like we're talking about some anomaly or a sequence of events that isn't common...

That's fine and I'm sure they do know that, but my point was more about how Manny even got the job in the first place. His dad played a role. The guy I know, who's been a long time defender of Blake James and more recently Manny.....is no longer defending either of them every time I berate him...

All I can tell you is this, do not underestimate the pull Manny's dad has in this town.

Oh, it's worse than that.

I've never been a Cristobal guy so you're preaching to the choir.

Until they don't get serious about football, hire a quality AD, and then give that quality AD full control over the football operation....nothing is going to change. As soon as Manny gets fired and becomes the SIXTH CONSECUTIVE fired head coach from here that FAILS TO GET ANOTHER DIVISION 1...

The simple fact Herbert has looked significantly better as a pro than he did at Oregon tells you how badly Cristobal held him back. He's also garbage. Granted he's garbage that smells less bad than our current garbage.

I challenge ANYONE on this board to cite ONE, and only ONE, example of a successful college head coach who was fired on his way up the ranks while still a coordinator. And no, David Aranda doesn't count. He was the victim of his head coach getting the ax and the entire staff subsequently being...

He's only one of the problems. From what I've heard there are several pieces of absolute dog **** on the BOT who also need to be thrown under the bus and exposed.

Manny is a symptom of a greater disease. The administration at the University of Miami doesn't give a flying F about football. The fact an underqualified, previously-fired-as-a-coordinator, Manny Diaz even got this job tells you everything you need to know about football at Miami.