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hoops156 said:
oh jesus youre one of those who takes everything so literal
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Here's your literally, bud.

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Sebrina Beyer joined the University of Miami football staff in February 2016. Sebrina is responsible for managing the head coach’s schedule, travel, correspondence,
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Administrative Assistant to Head Football Coach

Sebrina Beyer joined the University of Miami football staff in February 2016. Sebrina is responsible for managing the head coach’s schedule, travel, correspondence, speaking engagements and expense reports.

Prior to UM, she spent 16 years as the Director of Public and Media Relations for the Chicago Bulls. Sebrina served as liaison between the Bulls, local, national and international media. She was also responsible for facilitating player and staff interviews, photo shoots and press conferences. In addition, Sebrina managed the department’s budget, staff and publications and traveled with team to handle public relations for road games. Before joining the Public and Media Relations Department, Sebrina spent five seasons as Coordinator of Community Relations for the Chicago Bulls. She began her career with the Bulls as an intern in the community relations department.

A native of South Carolina, she graduated from the University of South Carolina with a B.A. degree in Broadcast Journalism and while at USC, worked three years as a student assistant in the sports information department and the football recruiting office. She also earned a master’s degree in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy.

Sebrina resides in Miami with her husband David Beyer, who is Director of Basketball Operations for the Miami Heat. The couple has twin boys, Jordan and Bryce and a boxer named Buster.
 
No one loves Ed Reed more than me. He’s probably my all time favorite Cane.

Would love to have him here in some capacity but imo he’s not qualified or the right guy to have this kind of administrative job.
 
CashMoneyCane said:
Unless you've been employed by the University of Miami, like I have, I'd prefer to go with you're wrong.

Can you explain how Title IX would impact an external donation as specific to employment for a role dedicated to one team?
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Of course there is a matter of how it has to be finessed in order to appear legitimate. That's a given, the same way that recruits are not receiving actual "bags" of cash. Again, agree to disagree. It's not that serious.
 
So they hire a guy who isn’t qualified for the position when they had a guy who wanted the job who has worked in a front office with talent evaluation? God this program is pathetic.
 
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Go Canes!! said:
No one loves Ed Reed more than me. He’s probably my all time favorite Cane. Would love to have him here in some capacity but imo he’s not qualified or the right guy to have this kind of administrative job.
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Nobody even know what the job is lmao! Just a lot of assumptions of the roles responsibilities..I’ll be first too say I was wrong about what the position actually was when first announced if the go with Ed
 
Yeah this just seems like a move so Blake and Manny won't have to look over there shoulder. With Alonzo there would have been real consequences when things didn't go right. I don't believe Ed will have any real power in the program.
 
Firesite said:
Yeah this just seems like a move so Blake and Manny won't have to look over there shoulder. With Alonzo there would have been real consequences when things didn't go right. I don't believe Ed will have any real power in the program.
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Then why would he take the position you think he needs the money?
 
Go Canes!! said:
No one loves Ed Reed more than me. He’s probably my all time favorite Cane.

Would love to have him here in some capacity but imo he’s not qualified or the right guy to have this kind of administrative job.
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Agreed. He is qualified to take any defensive back coach’s job currently on staff. But as a sounding board for college coaching and recruiting hires? Or potentially for logistics and admin junk? I don’t see it.

Ed Reed and Alonzo Highsmith are very very different prospects for the chief of staff. Highsmith would have came to be basically the General Manager of football. Ed Reed if he comes is very likely coming to pad his resume for his next job/role. Manny won’t tell Reed what to do and Reed won’t have any authority. It’s a hype hire.
 
Canesmia01 said:
Then why would he take the position you think he needs the money?
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I have heard multiple times on this board he wants to coach. He needs to pad his (light) coaching resume. Being an all time great player only gets you so far as far as coaching jobs. His biggest coaching job so far was 1 year as an assistant coach for Rex Ryan.

www.cbssports.com

Ed Reed wants a second chance at coaching with the Patriots after rough season in Buffalo

Ed Reed coached one season under Rex Ryan's staff with the Buffalo Bills
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305to954 said:
Nobody even know what the job is lmao! Just a lot of assumptions of the roles responsibilities..I’ll be first too say I was wrong about what the position actually was when first announced if the go with Ed
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I'll clarify it to say he's not qualified compared to the guys other schools are hiring for similar positions around the country.

Here is the resume of the guy FSU just hired:

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Bruce Warwick announced as Chief of Staff for FSU Football

Chief of Staff for FSU Football named.
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