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DAILY DEBATE: Who was your biggest disappointment in Miami history?

Yeah, Willie Williams. For that kind of talent to take the elevator all the way down to the NAIA where I played, Goot Lort son!

And even when I played, the NAIA got quite a few guys wash down from big programs. I played with guys who came down from Oklahoma and Rutgers. I played against a guy in the KCAC who was pro bowler and played with the Falcons for years, Roland "Bay" Lawrence- could have gone anywhere. He ended up going to a small Mennonite school, Tabor College, because his mom wanted him to play with his brother.
 
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DoctorKrazey said:
Yea, Berlin may not have lived up to the hype, but I’ll never forget that game against Florida and will forever live in U lore for that game alone.
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felt that CHudziski was trying to force a square peg into a round hole.
was at OB for Gator game ......... electric atmosphere
 
S.CarolinaCane said:
Larry coker
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I don't know. He did exactly what he was supposed to do. When people talk about when Miami was good they don't even go all the way back to 2001. They go back to 2004/5 when there is still elite talent on the team and every one of them was recruited by Larry. He was the perfect coach for his time.

By the numbers he's one of the all-time greats. Also by rings. Most of his bad years with players he recruited would have been considered a great year for Mario. No losing seasons. He played a tougher schedule.

I'm not defending him I'm just saying that by every rational metric he is the best coach of this century.
 
jsy said:
Brock Berlin
he looked unstoppable at times
wish he was able to run a wide open spread offense
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Blame coach Coker for taking too long to implement no huddle spread offense from start of the season…Strong possibility we win the natty 🏆
 
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Cane_J15 said:
Lol i remember the video of him goin against Ivey an thinkin they were both gonna be special. Jeff wanna my favorite Canes! He deserved better. That spin move on Florida. The HS School AA game he broke lose 2 or 3 times best player on the field smh
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Best player by far in the HS AA game and practices. I remember seeing him as a high school freshman and knew he’d be special down the road.
 
mcnaire2004 said:
I don't know. He did exactly what he was supposed to do. When people talk about when Miami was good they don't even go all the way back to 2001. They go back to 2004/5 when there is still elite talent on the team and every one of them was recruited by Larry. He was the perfect coach for his time.

By the numbers he's one of the all-time greats. Also by rings. Most of his bad years with players he recruited would have been considered a great year for Mario. No losing seasons. He played a tougher schedule.

I'm not defending him I'm just saying that by every rational metric he is the best coach of this century.
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No, that mother ****** drove a lambo straight off the ******* cliff.

Then sold it to Beck.
 
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Shooter McGavin said:
Best player by far in the HS AA game and practices. I remember seeing him as a high school freshman and knew he’d be special down the road.
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**** thats dope! Dude was special he was criminally under used here!!!! I always think about if we had Jeff with King, Cam, Beck! He literally left the year before Lashlee came. He was frustrated and should have been suprised he stayed tbh and wish he would have gotten a chance in a real offense
 
Ok I'll go Eddie Johnson.....Had a season that had everyone wanting more .....
the usual suspects GIF
 
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