Emmanuale Mic'd up.

[MakeTheCribGreatAgain305]

https://youtu.be/46XnptPvNEA

Our guys looking bigger, stronger and faster. The freshmans don't look like freshmans anymore.
Also guys are flying around lol.

 

[supersaiyanshel]

I saw the name Emmanuale and had a flashback to my youthful Cinemax viewing days.

 

[rok]

Emmanuale?

The phuck kinda racist **** is that?

 

[ghost2]

I saw the name Emmanuale and had a flashback to my youthful Cinemax viewing days.

This is what I was hoping for when I opened this thread. Emmanuelle in Space. Good times.

 

[MakeTheCribGreatAgain305]

Emmanuale?

The phuck kinda racist **** is that?

1. I watched the video. 2. Thought it would be cool to share it with y'all. 3. Thought that was his government name. 4.Iphone Auto Correct had it spelled this way. 4.Wasnt Tryna be racist. 5. Go Canes.

 

[OriginalCanesCanesCanes]

 

[Home Slice]

Real coaches now. Nuff said

 

[QSTOKES]

wow, recover drill at 1:15 exacly how Norton recovered that fumble in the bowl game.

 

[Pixelated bukake]

https://youtu.be/46XnptPvNEA

Our guys looking bigger, stronger and faster. The freshmans don't look like freshmans anymore.
Also guys are flying around lol.

Love to see these guys teach, and Manny's energy is infectious.

I would also like to acknowledge the PAWG at 1:55. Oooowweeee!

 

[umhurricane2511]

Redwine moves to safety for like a day and already has taped fingers

 

[Port Knox]

@1:57. She'd get it. Thick dennamug.

 

[Jassid82]

A few things..

I see why people say Michael Jackson is going to make some noise. That guy looks the part. He passes the look test if that was him wearing #28 .

Norton just looks like a dominating DT. Hope he has a memorable season for us.

Gotta love Diaz. We are in great hands with him.

 

[Cribby]

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Oh yes, many beautiful nights between me and my pillow back then in my youth.

 

[caneaddict]

holy zach mcloud

 

[rok]

holy zach mcloud

He's a lot bigger

 

[iCaneOX]

Amari Carter is going to be huge after a year in this S&C program.

 

[LuCane]

No coach is perfect, and Diaz is far from it, too, but I hope people can see the importance of having technical guys teaching our young athletes.

The combination of aggressive mentality + technical coaches + access to talent is what makes Miami the sleeping giant the SEC never wanted to wake up.

 

[umhurricano]

No coach is perfect, and Diaz is far from it, too, but I hope people can see the importance of having technical guys teaching our young athletes.

The combination of aggressive mentality + technical coaches + access to talent is what makes Miami the sleeping giant the SEC never wanted to wake up.

There is a lot in that first paragraph...would you mind unpacking it a bit? What makes Diaz far from perfect? Do we have good technical guys teaching our players right now?

I don't think anyone here would disagree that we are in a talent rich area and that the keys to our success are getting the talent, developing the talent, and putting them in a scheme that will make them successful on the field. I think most of us can see where the recruiting sits based on results. I would be interested to know from someone who knows the technical side how we look from the talent development standpoint.

 

[AK_Cane]

I was think the same thing McCloud is huge now same with Carter. Finally seeing some results from a s&C side, I was tired of our freshman coming in in better shape then when they left 3-4 years later while other teams players were actually progressing. Nice to have that now

 

[McGahee2TheHouse]

No coach is perfect, and Diaz is far from it, too, but I hope people can see the importance of having technical guys teaching our young athletes.

The combination of aggressive mentality + technical coaches + access to talent is what makes Miami the sleeping giant the SEC never wanted to wake up.

There is a lot in that first paragraph...would you mind unpacking it a bit? What makes Diaz far from perfect? Do we have good technical guys teaching our players right now?

I don't think anyone here would disagree that we are in a talent rich area and that the keys to our success are getting the talent, developing the talent, and putting them in a scheme that will make them successful on the field. I think most of us can see where the recruiting sits based on results. I would be interested to know from someone who knows the technical side how we look from the talent development standpoint.

You must not have been reading threads on here during Golden's tenure.