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Coach Richt Post-game... 'Most difficult situation in coaching tenure'

Calvin said:
The schemes that are in place now are schemes you can win a national championship with.
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305to954 said:
So you gonna sit here and say 1, that 82 was only healthy for 1 game last year, which is a lie. And 2, act like having a dynamic 82 on the boundaries would not help this O?..really?
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You’re right. We can’t expect to beat ****** Coastal teams without a guy who was healthy for one game last year. I’m agreeing with you. His loss destroyed our offense. We need a lot better talent than the scrubs we have at WR if we are to beat the mighty likes of BC, Vag, GT and Puke.
 
The Franchise said:
You’re right. We can’t expect to beat ****** Coastal teams without a guy who was healthy for one game last year. I’m agreeing with you. His loss destroyed our offense. We need a lot better talent than the scrubs we have at WR if we are to beat the mighty likes of BC, Vag, GT and Puke.
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😂 ok my guy
 
Calvin said:
The adversity is great for this team, i actaully didnt want us going back to the ACC, championship with all these True freshmen only to get tossed around again. Imagine brevin and mallory trying to block anybody on clemsons d-line. The injuries to them are happening because they getting worn down, which is why redshirting is not a bad idea and irvin and polendey being hurt was crucial. So to all the people bashing coach richt, keep this in mind. Next year if healthy, we'll have 4 experienced tightends, irvin thus far is the best blocker. That alone will upgrade the offense than with hodges and possibly wydemeyer coming in. Than the cupcakes on he o-line will be replaced by more physical guys with a renewed focus by donaldson back at guard, preferably left guard. With improved widereceiver play, and if perry gets even a lil bit better this offense is gone be ****.

Who cares about crowley decommitting, i think that's his loss, besides elliot, oscar cryer's system doesnt produce to many nfl starting runningbacks, but you can find the ones coach richt coached and had something to do with easily. Once coach richt sits back and evaluates this year and realize he just has to keep doing what he's doing for the most part and keep the staff in tact, cause this is the critical year where all the systems brought should start coming to fruition. If this whole staff stays together, we'll have a better overall team because not to many players will be learning something new and they can just focus on improving within the system, we won 6 games with alot of poor execution, just wait til we start executing. Im sure it is starting to hit perry on how fast college can go by, year 3 for him is almost here that quick, so im pretty sure guys like him and the receivers will start putting that extra work in, in the offseason to not just get better but to become elite, and you dont get there just by practicing with your coaches, its what you doing in your down time that'll separate each player from the rest of the pack.

This next year is going to be the first real year where its going to be a battle royale for starting spots all over the team, no more sitting back in safety mode now. About 90% of the spots will be up for grabs this offseason, the starting qb spot, at lear 2 wideout spots. All the o-line positions, and even runningback, cause cam davis not playing with em.

Defensive side, if jackson stays, him and garvin basically got they spots locked up, the secondary should have at least 3 new starters, the d-tackle spots will be up for grabs. The linebackers, might be the same 3. Going to be real interesting come next year, and does tyrique want a spot. The official transformation into basically a coach richt team will start during bowl practices and next year.
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You’re talking about a coach who couldn’t beat uva in his third year, with top 20 talent. I mean good on you for staying positive... but looking at the evidence that’s clearly In front of your face is something everybody should do.
 
Calvin said:
The adversity is great for this team, i actaully didnt want us going back to the ACC, championship with all these True freshmen only to get tossed around again. Imagine brevin and mallory trying to block anybody on clemsons d-line. The injuries to them are happening because they getting worn down, which is why redshirting is not a bad idea and irvin and polendey being hurt was crucial. So to all the people bashing coach richt, keep this in mind. Next year if healthy, we'll have 4 experienced tightends, irvin thus far is the best blocker. That alone will upgrade the offense than with hodges and possibly wydemeyer coming in. Than the cupcakes on he o-line will be replaced by more physical guys with a renewed focus by donaldson back at guard, preferably left guard. With improved widereceiver play, and if perry gets even a lil bit better this offense is gone be ****.

Who cares about crowley decommitting, i think that's his loss, besides elliot, oscar cryer's system doesnt produce to many nfl starting runningbacks, but you can find the ones coach richt coached and had something to do with easily. Once coach richt sits back and evaluates this year and realize he just has to keep doing what he's doing for the most part and keep the staff in tact, cause this is the critical year where all the systems brought should start coming to fruition. If this whole staff stays together, we'll have a better overall team because not to many players will be learning something new and they can just focus on improving within the system, we won 6 games with alot of poor execution, just wait til we start executing. Im sure it is starting to hit perry on how fast college can go by, year 3 for him is almost here that quick, so im pretty sure guys like him and the receivers will start putting that extra work in, in the offseason to not just get better but to become elite, and you dont get there just by practicing with your coaches, its what you doing in your down time that'll separate each player from the rest of the pack.

This next year is going to be the first real year where its going to be a battle royale for starting spots all over the team, no more sitting back in safety mode now. About 90% of the spots will be up for grabs this offseason, the starting qb spot, at lear 2 wideout spots. All the o-line positions, and even runningback, cause cam davis not playing with em.

Defensive side, if jackson stays, him and garvin basically got they spots locked up, the secondary should have at least 3 new starters, the d-tackle spots will be up for grabs. The linebackers, might be the same 3. Going to be real interesting come next year, and does tyrique want a spot. The official transformation into basically a coach richt team will start during bowl practices and next year.
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I’m hoping this was written with sarcasm because if not This might just be the stupidest post I’ve ever read or read part of since I’ve been on CIS.

Hope he keeps doing what he’s doing and hope no changes are made..

Are you FCKING NUTS!!!!

And the worst part is he had guys agreeing with him🤦‍♂️
 
The Franchise said:
You’re right. We can’t expect to beat ****** Coastal teams without a guy who was healthy for one game last year. I’m agreeing with you. His loss destroyed our offense. We need a lot better talent than the scrubs we have at WR if we are to beat the mighty likes of BC, Vag, GT and Puke.
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if all this 'offense' did was score 28 points a game(which honestly, is below average in todays game) they would be 10-1 right now, wouldn't they?

We're not expecting this years UM team to be this years Saints or Chiefs. Just be somewhat below-average, not even good or decent. That's what so many of the Cult Richtians of Coral Gables conveniently ignore.
 
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1mg of Epi said:
You’re talking about a coach who couldn’t beat uva in his third year, with top 20 talent. I mean good on you for staying positive... but looking at the evidence that’s clearly In front of your face is something everybody should do.
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once again, nobody is saying this team doesnt have holes in it's roster, but outside of Dabo Swinney, how many coaches in the ACC wouldn't trade their roster with what wRecht had to work with?
 
k9cane said:
once again, nobody is saying this team doesnt have holes in it's roster, but outside of Dabo Swinney, how many coaches in the ACC wouldn't trade their roster with what wRecht had to work with?
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They’d all trade roosters w Recht, and they all pray Recht continues to coach here for many years to come.
 
The U Code said:
I can’t stand “fans” like you...literally rooting against the program.
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Canes fans are NOT rooting against "the program," and if you would try to think objectively you'd know that. It's a matter of whether you want to force the inevitable quickly (so you can get on the right path sooner) or let the misery linger while making excuses for mediocrity.
 
1mg of Epi said:
You’re talking about a coach who couldn’t beat uva in his third year, with top 20 talent. I mean good on you for staying positive... but looking at the evidence that’s clearly In front of your face is something everybody should do.
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Top 20 talent based on what, and for your information, it doesnt matter how much talent you have, if its not matured talent within a scheme, you'll still lose. Its not about staying positive, its about being realistic. Most of the people on here seem clueless to the footballprogram they rooting for and just speak in hypotgeticals likje what you said, "its s third year" "its a team with so called top 20 talent" is our o-line a top 20 o-line, how about our punter, what about our qb play, those are the things that take time to rebuild, we not n reload mode, we in rebuild mode, keep that in mind, alot of young developing talent on this roster now, get backk with me next year!
 
Calvin said:
Top 20 talent based on what, and for your information, it doesnt matter how much talent you have, if its not matured talent within a scheme, you'll still lose. Its not about staying positive, its about being realistic. Most of the people on here seem clueless to the footballprogram they rooting for and just speak in hypotgeticals likje what you said, "its s third year" "its a team with so called top 20 talent" is our o-line a top 20 o-line, how about our punter, what about our qb play, those are the things that take time to rebuild, we not n reload mode, we in rebuild mode, keep that in mind, alot of young developing talent on this roster now, get backk with me next year!
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More worthless jibber...
 
305to954 said:
Nah..I’m in the camp who ppl here think are “defending MR”. It’s not that. I’m just not following mob of ppl who all of sudden act like we haven’t been *** for 15 years before he got here. It was always gonna be a 4/5 year process. The worse thing that happened was us winning 10 straight lol. Now ppl think we have a roster full of great players which is far ftom the truth. He’s not 6-5 with a Ohio st rosters. This team had holes coming into this season. I would’ve never imagined our oline being this bad. and 82 going down for the season. I think those two things were HUGE.
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So Al Golden left this roster so barren that it's acceptable in year 3 to lose to UVA, Duke, GT and Boston College all in a row? Our O-line is bad because Searels has never had a consistent OL anywhere during his coaching career. A lot of people were expecting a season similar to last years and that we had a couple of lucky bounces. Joel Klatt (FS1 football analyst) even predicted Miami would be good next year while tempering expectations last year, generally because of QB play.
 
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305to954 said:
So you gonna sit here and say 1, that 82 was only healthy for 1 game last year, which is a lie. And 2, act like having a dynamic 82 on the boundaries would not help this O?..really?
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Richards had a hamstring injury that occurred in Fall camp and plagued him most of the year. Once this hamstring injury was past him, he then injured his knee.
 
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