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I thought he just told the truth without trying bury any coaches. Basically, he said he plays better in a spread offense and having the ability to auditable plays. He wasn't allowed either.

Coaches are paid professionals. They are paid to take criticism. It comes with the job. Without any long tenure, coaches are paid mercenaries with no affiliation or investiture with a school beyond the short few years they worked there. I don't get this equivalence you're trying to make...

It's the correct response

I didn't hear any revisionist history in this interview. Just the facts of what happened. If I tell you I play better in a spread and so did guys around me because we played in it our whole lives, its just a fact.

Funny how those on this thread had no problem complaining about the Richt offense handicapping the team a few short years ago demanding change, but want to make excuses for Nix & company when it was clear as day his offense wasn't tailored to take advantage of the personnel on the roster. It's...

You all need to take your asses elsewhere because you're not real Miami fans. Real Miami fans don't hate on former players. You throwing hate because a young man didn't meet your expectations. How phuked up is that?

His interview was very well balanced. What we knew before the interview is the team didn't run an offense to the strength of it personnel. The interview confirmed it and gave good insight. Hats off to Jocory for the way he handled himself then and now. He's just telling what happened...