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I agree with what your saying, but Chris Pederson isn't coming. He's retired. I like Dave Aranda, but he ain't coming either.

He would recruit well and I'd be happy with him here. I just think he's giving up a lot taking a chance coming here given what he's built at Oregon.

You're looking at it with orange and green glasses. You build a program and make it to the CFP. You then decide to leave all that you've built to go to your alma mater for a rebuild? There's no guarantee for a happy outcome. Watch how many people turn on Mario if he loses a game he shouldn't...

I just find it hard to believe that he would leave if his team makes the CFP. How crazy does that sound?

You're missing my point. The point of laying out the Saban formula is showing how he maintains continuity while losing coaches every year. He gets young coaches that he can mold on his side of the ball and loads coaches with experience on the offensive side. So, when both OC and DC leave...

That's your opinion. I'm sure many agree and many disagree. Do you think Kiffin wants to be at Ole Miss and dog fight every year just to be relevant or come to the ACC where he can win conference titles and make the CFP? Being an alum and Miami being home are the only reasons Mario would come...

I stated all those positive points if you read the entire post. My post was in follow up to another poster on the topic of Mario not having coordinator experience. Context matters. For the record, I'm not against Mario. He would succeed here. Regardless, what I stated from coach Hayes is...

I agree. Mario brings credibility. He'll recruit at a high level and change the culture.

I believe he'd be successful. He also has to get good coordinators every 3 years because they're going to leave for HC jobs when the team is successful. Oregon lost to Stanford when his OC wasn't able to travel. Is that an anomaly or a problem? The thing with Kiffin is that he's going to...

I do believe if they hire Mario the kids will come. He brings immediate credibility. He'll salvage the 2022 class if they fire Diaz before the bowl and hire Mario before NSD. I think he'd have a top 10 maybe even a top 5 class for 2023. It all gets tricky if Oregon makes the CFP assuming...

No coach is perfect, but both of them could be successful at Miami. I just like Aranda a little better because he's great with defense and culture. I don't think they'll go after Aranda. I do believe the powers that be with go for Mario #1, then Kiffin, and perhaps Bill O'Brien if the other...

I said Mario would have our offensive line playing at a high level on a consistent basis and would also change the culture and recruit consistently at a high level. Not sure why you trying to come at me with all caps and curse words on those very same points I already stated. No coach is 100%...

My post is a follow up on the @RiDLer80. I reiterated the points from @CoachHayes on YouTube. I do believe they are valid points on the negatives of Mario. I do believe Mario is a vast upgrade over Diaz and would establish the right culture for the program. I don't know if he would be my...

You make some valid points. Some of these were brought up by @CoachHayes on his Canes YouTube channel. Hayes was a grad assistant for Mario at FIU. Coach Hayes said that what scares him about Mario is thst he's never been an offensive or defensive coordinator. Therefore, he's 100% reliant on...