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Our last 3 coaches got ****canned. They didn't leave. They were told to GTFO. How are you not getting that being Miami's *successful* OC for a year or two would catapult his career?

Besides the money part, there are few SEC programs that have the same ability as Miami to draw elite athletes for a dynamic spread offense. The few that come to mind are Bama, UGA and Florida. Of those three, I don't see any hiring Briles this year. Bama is doing record numbers on offense, UGA...

Ooooh the big bad SEC boogeyman. Miami ain't as poor as you think. Just this offseason UGA tried to steal Hartley, Auburn tried with Seareles (we should've let his *** go) and FSU (not SEC, but still) tried with Dugans.

Briles coached at FAU for a year. He knows what kind of athletes he'd have access to at Miami. Not to mention, we could easily up his salary to a number he can't refuse.

First to 50 wins.

Houston's put these numbers up against everybody this season. Their lowest scoring game of the season was 31. They put up 45, 49 and 57 against Arizona, Texas Tech and USF respectively.

Nothing we've done this season supports this claim. So because our QB isn't mobile (they are) means we can't use wide splits or get the ball to our playmakers in space?

Houston up 30 points and they're still going hurry up. No ******* mercy. More urgency up 30 than we have trying to run a two minute drill trying to catch up.

So D'Eric King is responsible for 50 TDs this year. Our entire offense has 42 on the season, and had 47 last year.

Are we about to watch this freshman for Houston look better than our RS senior QB and RS freshman?