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Ferman says Hightower wants back in

dsddcane said:
Brother I'd love to see something that embraces our speed. Has proper spacing and pre snap motion. Something that builds up our QBs confidence through quick routes (also helps line play)and gets the ball out in space. I'm tired of seeing balls forced into triple teams to 5'10 recievers than the reciever made as the scape goat. I'd like to give the qb enough freedom to allow them to make more than one read. As some know, they were being told now if this wr or te (whoever's primary) is covered by such and such at this depth than the ball goes either here or to the secondary reciever. NEVER was a kid allowed to make a play and change the scenario or the qb to make a adjustment as the play continued on. That's why so many times wed see players running open down the slot etc and no throw was made to them. That's crazy. However I do think we need more than a spread. Multiple sets is perfect based solely upon our opponent. The base and concept is one thing but the ability to adapt needs to be prevalent.
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Wait are you saying get rid of the clapping and clipboard wristbands and let the QB make a MFing audible? Blasfemy!
 
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The only people that know 100% what goes on in that locker room are the players and coaches. NO ONE other than them knows anything about what's going on. The rest is all hearsay, second hand knowledge, speculation and pure bull****.
 
The Franchise said:
That’s classic. That’s what happens when you let someone else make hires for you.

Anyone who actually pays attention to college football knew Stubblefaqqit was a disaster hire. I called that **** out and was quickly met with the “he’s a technician because he was a good college receiver” line of horseshyt.

The guy’s career was circling the drain like a clump of ****. He got fired from everywhere and was working at a fcking service academy that doesn’t throw the ball. Wittingham fires him after one year of his bullshyt.
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Basically Manny massaged Enos’ ego to get him on board. Over paid him. Gave him too much autonomy. Essentially gave him the same type of treatment Richt gave Manny - minus a hire or two. Afterwards he wasn‘t able to manage the ego he massaged on the way in - and couldn’t manage the good ole “you can hire your guys” approach. Stubby was a disaster hire. It was the first indication (in Coral Gables) that Enos thought too highly of himself and his offensive approach.
 
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305to954 said:
...still has little to do with my point..but okay
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It actually has EVERYTHING to do with your alleged point. You said why would he want to come back to play for the same position coach. If the position coach isn’t the same that changes everything.

I’m getting the feeling you just like quibbling like an old hen at the beauty shop.
 
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ScubaCane said:
he quit on his teammates, that should be unforgivable, not at Miami where character and honor means nothing
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But yet we cry about not having enough players on our team... Man you keep taking them until you're able to not take them.
 
The Franchise said:
It actually has EVERYTHING to do with your alleged point. You said why would he want to come back to play for the same position coach. If the position coach isn’t the same that changes everything.

I’m getting the feeling you just like quibbling like an old hen at the beauty shop.
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No fool..my point is he quit, he wanted to transfer. Your decisions have consequences. I wouldn’t offer him a spot back
 
TemplarCane said:
Manny was impressed with Enos when Arkansas ran up and down the field against Manny at MSU. Manny thinks Manny is the smartest guy in the room, so Enos must be the goods.

Manny’s epic fail.
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Some humble pie is part of the learning process...
 
ItsAUThing.com said:
We'll see.

Word from a lot of folks that run football camps in Southern California is that he hated Miami from day one and that his departure was a long-time coming.
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obviously DSD would know more but ivins was shocked he even stayed committed given that he is a cali kid. either way, hes a talent, but he should go elsewhere.
 
305to954 said:
No fool..my point is he quit, he wanted to transfer. Your decisions have consequences. I wouldn’t offer him a spot back
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Learn to write more clearly, dumb fck, because you specifically said “why would he want to come back to play for the same position coach.”

I’m sad for our youth that they’re being “led” by divisive morons like you with empty heads and big mouths.
 
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The Franchise said:
Learn to write more clearly, dumb fck, because you specifically said “why would he want to come back to play for the same position coach.”

I’m sad for our youth that they’re being “led” by divisive morons like you with empty heads and big mouths.
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Smh all you gotta do is read my guy
 
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