Clemson lost it crown yesterday..

[miamimike305]

30 for 30: How 30 out of 30 coaches Miami hires suck.

 

[Babscanes]

Clemson's problem is they lot Etienne. that guy made more plays for them the last four years than anyone. How many times did he bail them out.

 

[305407cane]

Clemson's problem is they lot Etienne. that guy made more plays for them the last four years than anyone. How many times did he bail them out.

About a million times against us that’s for sure

 

[Caneadian]

I am really tired of Dan Orlovsky just sitting on his keyboard and getting in front of camera and just ripping coaches. Go ahead Dan and get into coaching if you know it all.

 

[motorcitycane]

I am really tired of Dan Orlovsky just sitting on his keyboard and getting in front of camera and just ripping coaches. Go ahead Dan and get into coaching if you know it all.

**** QB for my Lions

 

[NC_Canes_11]

Everyone liked to point out how they never had offensive linemen drafted. Now you're seeing the end result of that. Also, why was it such a big deal that Etienne was returning in 2020? Because they had nobody behind him to step up.

I don't know if this is just a blip for them or if they had to start being more careful because of the NCAA, but it sure exposes the impact that top notch recruiting has on a team's performance.

I think the opposite is true, in the long run anyway. Etienne coming back hurt them more than it helped. They didn’t need him to win the conference last year, but him staying put Mellusi and Bowman on the bench. Neither of them are there anymore. That left the cupboard bare. If Etienne didn’t come back I think Bowman would’ve started and never left and Mellusi would’ve gotten enough carries to stay. Them with Shipley would’ve been another deadly combo back there. Not saying they would’ve beaten UGA, bc that O line is awful, but it would help against ACC teams.

 

[JD08]

I think the opposite is true, in the long run anyway. Etienne coming back hurt them more than it helped. They didn’t need him to win the conference last year, but him staying put Mellusi and Bowman on the bench. Neither of them are there anymore. That left the cupboard bare. If Etienne didn’t come back I think Bowman would’ve started and never left and Mellusi would’ve gotten enough carries to stay. Them with Shipley would’ve been another deadly combo back there. Not saying they would’ve beaten UGA, bc that O line is awful, but it would help against ACC teams.

Makes sense, but I'd be willing to bet Dabo encouraged Etienne to stay. What does that say about his confidence in the young guys and his ability to evaluate?

 

[HerbieDaGawd]

They have a stud QB coming in next year. We’ll see if Dabo sticks with DJ.

Ironically the stud QB isn't even rated as high as DJ was. But definitely possible.

 

[RedPill Stepdad]

**** QB for my Lions

Had to do it.

 

[PIPO]

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Had to do it.

 

[NC_Canes_11]

Makes sense, but I'd be willing to bet Dabo encouraged Etienne to stay. What does that say about his confidence in the young guys and his ability to evaluate?

He for sure begged him to stay. They wanted a run at a title and instead it backfired.

 

[motorcitycane]

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Had to do it.

when I saw that I said FML. What are the odds for a 66 yard FG with room to spare

 

[AllAboutTheU]

Ironically the stud QB isn't even rated as high as DJ was. But definitely possible.

DJ was a big bet on tools and potential in the ratings, plus was at a huge Cali power. Texas QBs have been hitting more than these Cali kids.

 

[Silver King]

OL is the one area they haven't recruited well in comparison with all other units on their team.

Miami's done that for the last decade+; so its hard to judge the rest if that unit never is firing on all cylinders.