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canesstevealum08 said:
I keep seeing things like his career record etc. But does no one believe the program can elevate him as it did with jj Dennis? I think detractors think his record should be better than what it is so he’ll fail here. I think here he’s in the best recruiting situation of his head coaching career.
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Mario is 35-13 at Oregon. His FIU record of 27-46 skews his career performance. He has matured as a coach since FIU.
 
Let’s see “ can Miami elevate Mario”…. I’m gonna say no unless he SIGNS THE ******* CONTRACT !!!
 
canesstevealum08 said:
I keep seeing things like his career record etc. But does no one believe the program can elevate him as it did with jj Dennis? I think detractors think his record should be better than what it is so he’ll fail here. I think here he’s in the best recruiting situation of his head coaching career.
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The respect he has among hs coaches is a BIG BIG plus and advantage he has over any other candidate. That alone will help boost recruiting a few levels
 
Kirby Smart is a corch, but he can recruit like a ****! Georgia has more 5 stars on defense than the entire Pac-12!!! If Mario can load up the roster with studs and develop most of the players the winning will come.
 
305407cane said:
Mario has great qualities as a coach. And he also has bad qualities as a coach. Kirby smart is a lazy comparison and also inaccurate. Kirby comes with a scheme. Mario is more Mack brown or Bobby Bowden than he is Kirby. So the name of the game is recruit great talent. Run a clean program. Get great assistants. Mack is old as the hills but he did that in his earlier years. Bowden did that obviously. Can Mario replicate that?


The thing that attracts me to Mario is that he could be here for 15 years. Lane will be here max 4 years. It’s his way. And if he lands arch no chance he leaves. That’s his ticket right there
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See…this is the problem I have with that “Mario will be here 15 years” ****…how long has it been since our last championship? Exactly. What good is being at Miami for 15 years if you can NEVER quite get over the hump?!?! That’s UGA under Richt?!?! DAMMIT, I DONT WANT TO BE UGA, I WANT TO WIN CHIPS!!!!! *** BEING A “CONSISTENTLY “GOOD” PROGRAM?!?! WE ARE MIAMI!!!!!

BRING ME LANE!!!!
 
canesstevealum08 said:
I keep seeing things like his career record etc. But does no one believe the program can elevate him as it did with jj Dennis? I think detractors think his record should be better than what it is so he’ll fail here. I think here he’s in the best recruiting situation of his head coaching career.
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Yes
 
HamburgerSV said:
His great recruiting has masked his gross coaching ineptitude when you go up against similarly talented teams you need coaching to get you over the top and I have zero confidence Mario can do that
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Interesting Oregon fans talk about how they have had so many OC’s with Mario and that he is stubborn and hard to get along with. Is this a red flag ?
 
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canesstevealum08 said:
I keep seeing things like his career record etc. But does no one believe the program can elevate him as it did with jj Dennis? I think detractors think his record should be better than what it is so he’ll fail here. I think here he’s in the best recruiting situation of his head coaching career.
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Miami circa 2020 can NOT elevate Mario. Now, if we inflate our budget to a level in line with Oregon and an AD shows up with experience with big budgets, then yes. Miami can totally elevate Mario or any other coach.
 
canesstevealum08 said:
I keep seeing things like his career record etc. But does no one believe the program can elevate him as it did with jj Dennis? I think detractors think his record should be better than what it is so he’ll fail here. I think here he’s in the best recruiting situation of his head coaching career.
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If you look at Mario’s record, break it out between FIU and Oregon. Overall 62-60, FIU 27-47, Oregon 35-13, he did improve at Oregon with tougher competition. He should be able to improve his recruiting at UM in a conference comparable to or slightly better than the PAC 12.
 
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