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There are no expectations? No standard to be met? No benchmarks or goals to accomplish? Absolutely NOTHING. He speaks in the abstract with no absolute, definitive results to work towards. How the **** are we ever going to win ANYTHING without that? There's not a CEO in this country that operates an organization without a mission.


Where there is no vision, the people perish.
Proverbs 29:18
 
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AG gets it. You start mentioning goals, timelines and benchmarks all heck would break loose if you don't reach them. AG just gets it!
 
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There is always the PROCESS!

Your goal, young man, is to trust the PROCESS

...and everything will take of itself.
 
It's plain as day that Golden actually thought this job was sort of like Temple. He knew that we had a great history but he thought it was okay to keep "rebuilding" and that being "competitive" was okay. He really had no clue that (1) the non-idiotic portion of the fan base wouldn't go for that and (2) it does not take that long to turn an elite program around if you're the right coach. He thought the rebuilding process here was like Temple where if you're competitive against a very good team, that's good enough. It's laughable and insane.


I remember during the 2012 season, we went through a streak of games where we'd get big leads but couldn't hold them. Against GT and NCSU, I think. Golden was like "we aren't good enough to blow teams out yet." In retrospect, that is one of his more asinine comments. The truth was that he wasn't a good enough or smart enough coach to keep the pressure on all game and couldn't make halftime adjustments. He was a-okay just barely winning because he thought we weren't good enough. Instead of realizing that he was the one ******* things up and that we SHOULD be playing better--and that the standard should not be happiness because you barely won, but that we should be ****ed because we let our foot off their throats.

He's so wrong about UM, so so wrong. For a guy who claimed to know all about the "UM brand" he doesn't have a ******* clue.
 
He brought his brand - rigid, plodding, non-sensical, ethereal and uncreative - and thought by wearing a UM track suit, or orange tie over it, he could hide his brand behind the shiniest brand in College Football, now like the Emperor without clothes, he's the figurehead that can't figure out what to do...someone needs to reject his brand back to somewhere it belongs like an FCS program...I wish Gino could get some support to move into the AD spot and fix this mess...
 
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weownfsu said:
It's plain as day that Golden actually thought this job was sort of like Temple. He knew that we had a great history but he thought it was okay to keep "rebuilding" and that being "competitive" was okay. He really had no clue that (1) the non-idiotic portion of the fan base wouldn't go for that and (2) it does not take that long to turn an elite program around if you're the right coach. He thought the rebuilding process here was like Temple where if you're competitive against a very good team, that's good enough. It's laughable and insane.


I remember during the 2012 season, we went through a streak of games where we'd get big leads but couldn't hold them. Against GT and NCSU, I think. Golden was like "we aren't good enough to blow teams out yet." In retrospect, that is one of his more asinine comments. The truth was that he wasn't a good enough or smart enough coach to keep the pressure on all game and couldn't make halftime adjustments. He was a-okay just barely winning because he thought we weren't good enough. Instead of realizing that he was the one ****ing things up and that we SHOULD be playing better--and that the standard should not be happiness because you barely won, but that we should be ****ed because we let our foot off their throats.

He's so wrong about UM, so so wrong. For a guy who claimed to know all about the "UM brand" he doesn't have a ****ing clue.
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Reading some of his remarks today it hit me that he's never had a Schnelly moment or a Butch moment. Where he said "we are going to win a championship in X years". He hasn't thrown down any kind of a gauntlet. NOTHING. If you don't, kids won't come. Kids want to compete, they want to win. If football was all about a ******* process, there would be no goal line. No end zone. No scoreboard or clock. He's a ******* loser who has no idea how to win.
 
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More of his corporate executive ways of covering his own ***. If he never mentions them then the media and fans can't use it against him.
 
Someone should ask him, point blank and in public, if his goal is to win national championship (not just championships), then what is his desired time frame to winning one?
 
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The f***ing guy said today "keep moving the program forward" after mentioning how we're still on probation. How can any normally functioning human being say something like that after our team regressed from 9-3 in 2013 to 6-6 in 2014, despite all the talent on the roster and a True Freshman All-American at QB? Where is forward?

Everything that comes out of Golden's mouth is utter bulls***.
 
He had one often repeated goal. To get the players to be the same player each day. Said it a bunch. He accomplished that. No improvement, just same crap every week and year.
 
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