Brown speaks on offensive struggles and locker room "cancers"

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If we had Nick Saban as a head coach with this roster we would be ranked #1 and be blowing teams out but nah we have "pastor richt" who thinks the worst QB in college football across all divisions should start
 
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How about Perry asking the coach to meet him in the film room for some extra help?

No one knows what they are doing to help him or HAVE been doing.

Bro it aint even abt Perry they been here 3 years and dont have a qb better than Malik in their eyes. The whole room is a fail. If one student fails blame the student if all students fail blame the teacher.
 
wHo dId iT bEtTeR? aLfReDo oR rIcHt?

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So I'm just gonna go ahead and walk off the cliff cause I doubt anyone is gonna be able to talk me off it lol
 
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I've been apart of resurrecting a couple programs, albeit high school and not college. Regardless...

By year 3 everybody should be bought in, there should be little to no cancers and you should be executing at a high rate and winning football games.

Cancers, poor execution, losing and players not being bought in is almost always a factor when initially taking over for a losing coaching staff. But if you can't remove those things by year two or three then you're doing something wrong IMO.
 
Even after an emotional victory vs FSU it was reported we were having terrible practices, some of those guys just don’t play with no heart, had everything to play for and come out with a terrible performance vs uva and now bc after a bye week. Yeah the scheme is terrible but it hasn’t been THIS bad like we have seen the last 3 games. Just because richt is a sh*tty playcaller doesn’t mean the players aren’t down right giving a sh*tty effort either
lol I remember you saying the same things during the golden years
 
Regarding criticism of UM’s play-calling, offensive coordinator/RB coach Thomas Brown echoed Mark Richt after Tuesday's practice, saying execution was to blame rather than the plays themselves.

“I don’t really care about that, people complain about everything, especially when things aren’t going well,” Brown said. “If we call the same plays and we execute, have 35 points a game, no one would say a word about stuff we’re calling. The biggest thing from a play calling standpoint is our guys executing it - like I said last week it may be an issue of playing the wrong guys, playing too many guys. And if we get to the point we actually line up and execute our offense and we get beat, we can talk about checking the play calls.

“You look around the country, see guys do a bunch of different stuff. Most of what we do is comparable to other people. We believe in what we do, it’s worked for us in the past, worked for us here at Miami already this season. If we coach our guys up and execute it, we’ll be fine.”

Responding to the losses that are beginning to mount and possibly losing the team, Brown said that there are too many guys on the roster that haven't bought into the program, and are not all for the team.

“I told the offense after we got done with practice today there should be two groups of guys on this team - the small group of guys that lead and the rest that follow,” Brown said. “And right now we have too many third party guys who are not leaders and not following. We either need to get rid of those guys or get them on board to help this whole team.”

So, if you’re not a leader or a follower, what does the third party consist of?

“You’re a cancer is what you are,” he said. “So not a good thing... Cancer in the body spreads, takes over everything. So one is enough. I’m not trying to call out individual guys. There’s only two categories you fit in: part of the guys who are leading this team or a guy that’s following. There’s not room for anyone else.”

Although Brown feels the team has more cancers than acceptable, he does believe there are plenty of leaders as well.

"We have more than enough guys that are leaders," Brown said. “We have to learn from the mistakes that we made, move on and don’t turn two losses into three.”

Despite three losses and the Canes now a longshot to win the Coastal division, Brown says the year is not lost.

“The season is not over… lots to play for," Brown said. "Guys are as frustrated as we are, we have to find ways to fix it. The bottom line is we have to play better.”

How did practice go today?

"Practice was not terrible, but there is a standard that we have that we're not living up to," Brown said. "Our guys, young guys in particular, have to understand you can't take reps off."

This guy better not be coaching at Miami in 2019. That's all I'm gonna say.
 
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I've been apart of resurrecting a couple programs, albeit high school and not college. Regardless...

By year 3 everybody should be bought in, there should be little to no cancers and you should be executing at a high rate and winning football games.

Cancers, poor execution, losing and players not being bought in is almost always a factor when initially taking over for a losing coaching staff. But if you can't remove those things by year two or three then you're doing something wrong IMO.

I dont think people understand this - Richt IS the cancer...
 
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Is it Jeff Thomas's fault that he can run past a secondary and the QB stares him down the whole way giving a safety ample time to get over to supply double coverage and then underthrow him by 10 yrds??? ..

Agreed: It is NOT JT's fault this happens. So that leaves you:
a) The play scheme was faulty
b) The EXECUTION of the QB was faulty

You decide.
 
Calling players cancers is not gonna go over well.

Dude calling players cancers in year 3 lol That's the type of **** year hear in year 1 after a coaching change or during failing regimes. It's a wrap fellas, these coaches have lost control of the team and our "OC" just admitted it.
 
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who do these guys think is responsible for players not executing what they are calling? It's like regurgitating what golden and duh tried to spout off to us all those years.
Ummm, the players are responsible for not executing, PERIOD. The coaches, however, are responsible for holding them accountable. Although he doesn't want to call players out specifically to the media, he damned sure better be call in them out in the locker room or on the field. If he's not singling out those guys, than no, he not holding them accountable. Nor is he allowing the peers to hold them accountable.

The coaches better start getting into these players asses

I'm tired of seeing our fu#&ing oline men getting thrown around like a bunch off soft *** fat kids. Tell them it's time to perform or get the **** out!

If I'm the coach, Im the one that gets the record by my name each season, and I'm definitely not going to let some lazy *** kids, who have been given the opportunity of a lifetime to play for a top D1 program in a power 5 conference, and get a great education for free...dictate the rest of my career...im telling you, I would be making changes just to make an example, and if the point wasn't getting across, I'd make more.

But, it is absolutely up to the players to execute, and the coaches to hold them accountable
 
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