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I can see it now. Your kid trying to explain it to you, “No daddy, the DE crashed, the WLB had the flat, and the SS was covering the deep 3rd. The keeper was the correct read.” Then you go all Zack Smith on your wife for buying alphabet soup.

They’re probably trying to scribble some Xs and Os for your dumb ***.

Your kids are finger painting the ******* TV yet you have the nerve to rag on our coaches? Learn how to coach your ******* House first. You can’t even manage one or two kids and gonna talk shlt about people trying to manage 85 teenagers? ******* idiot.

Fighting the good fight as always, bro.

Which o-lineman that Cristobal coach to the Heisman? See, that’s the difference. Richt was OC and QBs coach when two of his guys won the award. Plus he has one of the best winning percentages over the last 20 years as any HC. Mario hasn’t accomplished shlt that wasn’t gift wrapped and...

No I didn’t. Mark Richt has coached 2 Heisman QBs, won two NCs as a Coordinator, and turned a team that averaged 7 wins per season for the previous 15 years into a team that averaged 10 wins for the next 15 seasons in the toughest conference in America against 3 of the 4 current NC holding head...

Yes. You are moving the goalposts when beating the dog **** out of one of our main rivals 41-8 while they’re ranked #3, dominating another rival who was picked to win our division, and ending a 7 game losing streak to our other rival in their house don’t count as big wins, but losing a...

There is no decades old Mario Cristobal debate. There’s idiots who think that somehow being given the keys to Miami is going to transform a corch into a coach, and there’s sane people who understand that he needs to undergo that transformation before he’s ever allowed to coach here.

You guys keep moving the goalposts on what winning “the big ones” means. There’s only 4 coaches in CFB with a ring, and we ain’t getting them. As far as Miami goals in his 2nd year, most people might consider beating FSU for the first time in 7 years a big one. Some might consider beating #3...

And of course you just created an account to tell us all this. Who would you have preferred we had hired? That’s assuming that “we” is Miami in your case.

We were not playing Pitt for a playoff berth. Our spot in the playoffs hinged 100% on beating Clemson. A win over Clemson and we were in, and a loss to Clemson meant we were out. I agree with your assessment that coaches are responsible for having the players motivated to play, but out playoff...

I’m not some pansy who gets all in his feelings just by having my opinion questioned. It’s cool, man. You don’t agree with me. Fortunately, you’re just some random guy on an Internet message board. We played like trash all the way around. Trying to blame one person for that debacle is like...

I think the players played that game like they’d played 10 straight, had already had the division wrapped up, a spot in the playoffs with a win over Clemson, and a meaningless game in between. In college football, that’s as close as it comes to a first round bye. Not excusing the coaches, but...

No. What clearly wasn't working was anyone running besides Rosier. Rosier was inaccurate. Fine. I'm not arguing otherwise, but he was literally ALL of the offense. He gave us the only chance of moving the ball. Rushes in the first half (I don't count sacks, QB runs that weren't sacks only...

Not really when those 10 carries only garnered 16 yards. When you're losing the game and only getting 1.6 ypc from your running backs, it's time to throw the ball and see what happens. Your first instinct was the correct one. We threw the ball so much because we couldn't run it and were trailing...