I'm **** talking because someone enjoys the use of the term "Hillbilly" for a team whose best players often come from...MIAMI. Two impact players for App actually came from Northwestern.
Then I saw attendance predictions were in the 30,000's and realized that App had 36,000 in Boone when this game was played there. ****, App used to have 31,000 to play Elon, which at the time was like 120% capacity. In Charlotte, on a Thursday night, App and ECU had 36,000 with paid attendance at like 44,000 or so. Yet Miami, what I consider to be a premier program despite recent woes cannot get 35,000 to the stadium after no one could go to games for an entire year? Your entire BOT should be fired, laid off, let go, voted off, whatever, and the Athletics Department needs a make over and re-focus of what made Miami into what it became, both athletically and academically.
Miami still has a mystique for many around college football. They rarely admit it because Miami fans are an insufferable bunch. Personally, growing up in the 90's and early 2000's, I still view Virginia Tech, Miami, Florida State, et. al. as giants in waiting for the right administrators to pull their heads out of their asses. It looks like Florida State made the right hire with Norvell. Virginia Tech looked like the team I remember under Beamer and Foster while beating UNC. Yet, Miami, some how continues to look like a team with great potential that hasn't been tapped into. Last year was a great step forward, even with losses to Clemson and UNC.
