Clemson - Hiring Riley from TCU

[CanesFootball]

Looks like Dabo is bringing in Garrett Riley as the new Clemson OC

 

[Mackmiller974]

Looks like Dabo is bringing in Garrett Riley as the new Clemson OC

Dabo realized his OC wasn't working and after one season decided to move on to find the best one available.

 

[TC@ne]

Sadness

 

[PIPO]

 

[BeastMode]

Looks like Dabo is bringing in Garrett Riley as the new Clemson OC

And Mario still has gattis employeed. Pathetic

 

[canes732]

MARIO IS BLOWING IT

 

[CanesFootball]

Well...Dabo didn't fire his OC right after the season...it took awhile

I still think Gattis is gone

 

[ItsAUThing.com]

Yeah, so crazy how a program that's won two national titles over the past half decade—as well as seven of the past eight ACC titles—could reel in an offensive coordinator of their choice.

It's like the Tigers are a powerhouse and desirable location all of a sudden.

Miami has been an abortion of a program for 20 years—and just started spending money 13 months ago—and you're shocked when a power-player like Clemson makes a move, while Miami is still figuring itself out.

 

[Mr. Dynasty1]

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

 

[CaneLos]

Well...Dabo didn't fire his OC right after the season...it took awhile

I still think Gattis is gone

12 days is awhile? We're going in a month and a half and Mario is taking his sweet time. Man cot**** de pinga.

 

[nystateofmind]

Miami has been an abortion of a program for 20 years—and just started spending money 13 months ago—and you're shocked when a power-player like Clemson makes a move, while Miami is still figuring itself out.

What does any of that have to do with the fact that Gattis should’ve been fired the day after the season ended, yet he’s still employed almost two months later?

Why does our recent history preclude us from firing someone who’s clearly not capable of doing the job he was hired to do?

 

[01Canes]

We hired an $80 million recruiter who offers no schematic advantage on game days and apparently sucks at most aspects of being a CEO type, including whatever sloth-like timeline on which he chooses to operate when making staff decisions.

We’re recruiting at a high level aside from QB, WR, and DT, so at least there’s that.

 

[ddann]

Guys, Riley won the Broyles Award.

Mario wasn’t gonna get fooled twice.

 

[AtlAtty]

Doesn’t feel like Dabo did the “Christian” thing by firing his OC after one season. I guess Dabo gets to live in a glass house and throw stones.

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

Doesn’t feel like Dabo did the “Christian” thing by firing his OC after one season. I guess Dabo gets to live in a glass house and throw stones.

I want to laugh, but I'm a little too depressed right now.

 

[PineCo.]

What does any of that have to do with the fact that Gattis should’ve been fired the day after the season ended, yet he’s still employed almost two months later?

Why does our recent history preclude us from firing someone who’s clearly not capable of doing the job he was hired to do?

He should’ve been fired 8 weeks before the season ended.

 

[Tony4Canes]

And Jeff Scott

 

[gacaneaddict]

Dabo says FSU fans feeling themselves talking about winning ACC and playoff bound, Dabo trying to stomp that excitement out real quick.

 

[AUcane]

Meanwhile in coral gables, Mario is on his first round of 5 hour interviews and he’s on candidate 7 of 10 and still waiting for some pro guys to come available.