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Go read up on his time at Oregon.Where he had way more success than here but he was still doing the same.He refused to kneel at end of close games and because there was not a GT moment,kept doing it.Fans were complaining the team played boring football even when winning.Ranked #3 lost to a Stanford team that only won 2 games that year.In that game they had many costly penalties,particularly FALSE STARTS.Mario didn't return to miami because he loves miami he came here for a fresh start and to buy himself more time.
 
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Odin said:
Go read up on his time at Oregon.Where he had way more success than here but he was still doing the same.He refused to kneel at end of close games and because there was not a GT moment,kept doing it.Fans were complaining the team played boring football even when winning.Ranked #3 lost to a Stanford team that only won 2 games that year.In that game they had many costly penalties,particularly FALSE STARTS.Mario didn't return to miami because he loves miami he came here for a fresh start and to buy himself more time.
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While the premise of this is true you can't be serious about the last sentence.
 
If he really loves Miami, he will look in the mirror this morning and see what the problem is. Then he will begin to change, starting with himself. Learn and take advice from others. Stop being stubborn. Maybe even get to the point where you don’t need a chart to tell you when to kick a field goal and when to go for it on fourth down.
 
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Give the guy $ and he can go out and buy talent. It’s what he does with it that is becoming an issue. Call it what you will, a come to jesus moment, paradigm shift, an epiphany, Mario needs to have a look in the mirror an understand that doubling down on what he’s already doing isn’t enough to break through the glass ceiling.
 
SinisterCane said:
When the media was talking about Mario coming to Miami, Utah was pushing he’s **** in backwards for the 2nd time that year and I knew he was trash
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Yay, I know you feel this way, but your comment has nothing to do with my post.
 
Odin said:
Go read up on his time at Oregon.Where he had way more success than here but he was still doing the same.He refused to kneel at end of close games and because there was not a GT moment,kept doing it.Fans were complaining the team played boring football even when winning.Ranked #3 lost to a Stanford team that only won 2 games that year.In that game they had many costly penalties,particularly FALSE STARTS.Mario didn't return to miami because he loves miami he came here for a fresh start and to buy himself more time.
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Well someone above him needs to let him know he needs to change. The problem comes from his offensive philosophy and Mirabal. Mirabal has been his OL coach and where has most of Mario’s teams penalties come from?
 
Saban went from saying we were the best team in the country, to then saying we needed to lose (after Louisville), to watching our response to Stanford, to picking us to lose against SMU

Saban knows Mario. They don’t seem to have same connection or relationship as other former Bama staffers. Saban adapted. Mario needs to
 
Mario will never change and the financial support is somehow tied to him which is insane. The program is quite literally done.
 
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