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Anyone else think no coaching changes will be made?

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RozayCane said:
Mario wants top talent at skill positions..

but has top recruits in south Florida calling our offensive sorry as ****.. - per reports.

It’s not the time to play nice, and soft to grown *** men making millions like Gattis..

He is literally hurting any chances he has with guys like Innis by not firing him literally after the Pitt game.

It allows top skill position guys to wonder maybe this is Mario’s version for what an offensive should look like.
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Trust me, mane.... If Innis or anyone of his stature is REALLY interested in this U, they already know the deal with regards to the coaching staff. Just like the LB commit that commited to us last year even though our HC was about to be fired. Everything that's going on within the walls of the program, is not known to the public.
 
jackedaround said:
I am leaning toward no changes. I feel like Mario is quietly blaming the players and, unless someone voluntarily leaves, the staff will stay together for 1 more year before any shakeup. I don't believe anyone within the admin or AD is putting pressure on Mario to fire someone.

This is no inside take it is simply my gut feeling. Fans think otherwise but I am not so quick to do so....
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I agree. I'll believe the staff changes after they happen. I don't see Mario changing the staff after 1 year. Seems knee jerky for him.

Go Canes!
 
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ScubaCane said:
I think Cristobal is incredibly proud and stubborn and I'm of the firm belief that he is unwilling to admit that he got the coordinator hires wrong. That is why you continually hear negative comments about players, I don't think anyone will be leaving. "We just need our guys."
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Apparently you are stupid for having a brain and noticing marios faults.
 
ItsAUThing.com said:
No idea what will take place, but it's more than "quietly blaming players" if no changes are made. It's a trust in a long-term vision and philosophy and a belief that a one-year sampling size wouldn't be enough to assess things, as bad as this 2022 season was.

Hypotheticals are impossible, but if you didn't have an o-line that looked like a M.A.S.H. unit, a quarterback that didn't lose his mojo (more than play calling, TVD looked lost from day one this season), Chaney / Citizen going down preseason (and Parrish banged up much of the year), Restrepo going down early, etc.—5-7 could've very easily have been 8-4 / 9-3 this year (aTm, MTSU, UNC, Duke were all very winnable games)—and the pitchforks wouldn't be out in the manner they are.

Winning cures all. It blinded this fan base in 2017 when Richt had a lot of favorable bounces (FSU, GT, UNC, Cuse) to get to 10-0—fueled by night games against VT and ND solely BECAUSE the Canes were undefeated at the time (what does Irish game look like at 3:30pm with no College GameDay if Miami was 5-3 instead of 8-0.) Same with 7-5 last year and all the blowing of Lashlee and his air-it-out system to get to 7-5 (which could've easily been 4-8 if TVD didn't ball out with Rambo and Harley, eking out three wins by a combined eight points.)

I would still like to see Gattis / Ponce gone as the inability to work with the team they had (versus the team they want) delivered a ****-poor result ... and a more-modern offensive philosophy with some of the names fans are throwing out at OC could yield better results than the Gestapo from Michigan, who did it with a loaded team and is reportedly rubbing people wrong with his attitude, ego and process, proving to be a bad cultural fit.

That said, I've also been around long enough to trust that maybe The $80-Million Man sees or knows something that a bunch of message board yahoos are missing—and that IF Gattis is retained, there's a reason for doing so—even if it doesn't jibe on the surface.

All that to say, godforbid Cade McNamara lands at Miami after hopping in the portal, you can guarantee his old OC ain't going anywhere .... while McNamara going elsewhere could help seal Gattis' fate at Miami as landing that quarterback would certainly be a Coral Gables lifeline for him.

I'm still trusting in Gattis being gone as I think 45-3 to Florida State was one of those deal-sealing moments that are tough to come back from. Losing big to rivals always leaves a mark and for a guy that already laid his share of eggs this season, that felt like a backbreaker moment that can't be come back from ... but time will tell.
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think CMC knows he has to change some staff members, blaming the players is a con job by CMC. good HC's take chicken -hit
and make chicken salad. CMC kept pushing square peg into round whole with predictable results. also CMC has used up all his equity with his lack of performance this year himself and poor staff
 
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TheEye said:
I got blasted months ago for saying Gattis wasn’t getting fired anytime soon. I accepted that Gattis’ contract was way more ironclad than Enos. We assumed D’Onofrio would be axed after losing to Duke. He didn’t. Ever. We’ve been down this road before. ****, many on this board were clamoring to hire Mario over a year ago and here we are. Those same posters are bashing Mario. I say go the ESPN route, if it’s not on TV, don’t watch. Bally’s doesn’t count.
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Goldens history with D’Onoforio is completely different
 
407cane said:
Incredible he’s recruiting well while throwing players under the bus

Don’t ever remember a HC at any program deliberately blaming players to this extent
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He's not throwing players under the bus, he's pointing out clear, noticable issues with many of the current players. Even the sportscasters and analysts during the games have made comments about how some of the players look disinterested and passionless. Even other players on the team, like Kinchens and Ivey (who has skill limitations but has never shown issues with heart and effort) have made comments related to the need to work, commit, and put in the effort or get out.
 
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skyman said:
I dont think Mario has a history of letting corches go.. It doesnt seem like his style.. I think he is soft landing, help them get a new gig and they "pursued other opportunities" type corch.. He is about image and "doing whats right" even to his own detriment.. Might be a blind spot.. Hope I am completely wrong becuase these stubborn corches hold on a year too long than too short
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He'll publicly blame the players but not the coaches, he's already shown that. I'm not a fan of this at all.

How you do anything is apparently NOT how you do everything.
 
What benefit would firing Gattis be currently if he's back channeling prospective hires, informing recruits of the situation & trying to help current coaches save face? It might even save Miami money. Those who need to know, know.
 
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