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HumbleCane said:
Noooooo! I always assumed this persona was something of a performance, it is just so **** good. I would hate for this wonderful person to be in such a dark place. Whenever I laughed at him, it was always at the performance, I only wish the best for him! I hope he gets through this and heals.
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Yes, he is a professional comedian.

Edit: for anyone in SW Florida, he has a show in Naples on Dec 18th!
 
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caneingville said:
Miami’s fanbase and Florida’s fanbase are incredibly different, and as an alumna of both universities, I know both very well.

Miami, for example, is 9-2, and has a chance to make the CFB. Miami has a top 10 recruiting class and is known to have a strong NIL budget. Miami went 10-2 last year and has been on an upward trajectory. Yet a good portion of the fanbase wants the HC fired, and many people stopped showing up to games as soon as Miami wasn’t a lock to make the CFP. Miami fans are the first to knock down their own players, their coaches, and everything else about the program.

Florida, on the other hand, is 3-8. They are experiencing their fourth losing season over the past five years. They just fired their HC, who is named in a UF lawsuit with a previous recruit over an NIL payment that never came to fruition. Yet this HC still had a great deal of support even last season, and going into this season, because he backed his way into an 8-4 season. They saw DJ Lagway, and his stats, and all of his injuries, and how he missed the entire spring and summer, and STILL thought he was a lock for the Heisman this year, and that they had a good shot of getting to the NC this year. Even after SpongeBath Billy got fired, we see that the fanbase believes the UF job is the #1 job in the country and has zero cons.

Miami fans err on pessimism, while Florida fans err on optimism. They are on the opposite sides of the spectrum. I used this year as an example, but I’ve seen this phenomenon during each one’s championship years, mediocre years, and poor years.
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Spot on post 💯
 
caneingville said:
Miami’s fanbase and Florida’s fanbase are incredibly different, and as an alumna of both universities, I know both very well.

Miami, for example, is 9-2, and has a chance to make the CFB. Miami has a top 10 recruiting class and is known to have a strong NIL budget. Miami went 10-2 last year and has been on an upward trajectory. Yet a good portion of the fanbase wants the HC fired, and many people stopped showing up to games as soon as Miami wasn’t a lock to make the CFP. Miami fans are the first to knock down their own players, their coaches, and everything else about the program.

Florida, on the other hand, is 3-8. They are experiencing their fourth losing season over the past five years. They just fired their HC, who is named in a UF lawsuit with a previous recruit over an NIL payment that never came to fruition. Yet this HC still had a great deal of support even last season, and going into this season, because he backed his way into an 8-4 season. They saw DJ Lagway, and his stats, and all of his injuries, and how he missed the entire spring and summer, and STILL thought he was a lock for the Heisman this year, and that they had a good shot of getting to the NC this year. Even after SpongeBath Billy got fired, we see that the fanbase believes the UF job is the #1 job in the country and has zero cons.

Miami fans err on pessimism, while Florida fans err on optimism. They are on the opposite sides of the spectrum. I used this year as an example, but I’ve seen this phenomenon during each one’s championship years, mediocre years, and poor years.
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If pessimism has proven prophetic, over a very long 20 years, Is it still pessimism?
 
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