Do we really need to see anymore?

[Redstate12]

I recognize that a coach typically gets 2 to 3 years but I think this cake is baked. Typically coaches get 2 to three years to recruit there own players. Establish their culture. Manny said he changed the culture. The players we currently have are talented enough to blow out Central Michigan and definately talented enough to beat North Carolina and Virginia Tech. They had a bye week heading into this game. They looked disorganized and and unmotivated in the first half. I want THE SAME ENERGY folks had when they helped run Richt out of town. Don't get me wrong it was time for change. I want the same energy Manny had all offseason when he set the expectations. Passively aggressively dogged out Richt all offseason. He hired his staff top to bottom. I'm tired of the Enos talk. Don't blame Enos. He was Manny's hand picked OC. Even waited for him to finish the National Championship. Passed on a bunch of other candidates. I recognize it's nuts to fire a coach after one year I get it. Other than trolling opponents like Florida all offseason and then getting rolled. Upgrading turnover chains and creating the Touchdown rings (which are corny). Brought in a ton of talent in the portal but has completely mismanaged the same talent. What has Manny done to inspire confidence? Honest question. He said Maimi has a standard. Talked about it all offseason as a way to throw shots at Richt. Is he living up to his standards? Or his own hype? Literally all talk. Rex Ryan lite. Fans who continue to say it's nuts to talk replacements... Are you watching these games? They look lost. He looks lost. What's the excuse this week? We hired a fan. These are the results. Clean house and bring in a qualified AD to hire a qualified coach. Temple is thanking us right now. They dodged a bullet. Temple literally upgraded coaches when Manny left them at the alter. Willie Taggert has a better shot of making it to Charlotte this year. Should we spend 2 years confirm what we already know?