Here Comes The Slurp Crew In 10, 9…

[ItsAUThing.com]

“You don't fire a coach ending the season in year three on a six game winning streak, with the number of injuries they've had and the hardest schedule in the country.”

Your hardest schedule narrative got destroyed in a matter of hours after GT and MSU losing to unranked Purdue. More losses are coming their away. Last week, you were touting about how not many teams in the country can beat MSU, LMFAO.

The "hardest schedule in the country" narrative is laughable.

Outside of Alabama and Michigan State, this season is a complete abortion as the ACC as it an all time toilet bowl low — with Appalachian State and Central Connecticut State on the OCC schedule? Please.

Miami doesn't even have the toughest schedule in the state—Florida taking on both Alabama and Georgia this season—while Auburn got the Tide and Dawgs, as well as Arkansas, Ole Miss, Texas A&M, Penn State and Mississippi State.

 

[gatorsSUCK!]

We’re dialated to 6 cm now. Mannys having contractions too

 

[1mg of Epi]

We’re dialated to 6 cm now. Mannys having contractions too
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You notice Zo on the sidelines? They don’t let former players on the sidelines, so that’s weird. Maybe Mannys been aborted.

 

[RVACane]

I don't root for loses, just don't see how people can celebrate these mediocre wins like it's all good.

99% are not doing it with the thought that it’s all good. Most know it’s not. There are a few that think that way and everyone else still wants the changes.

 

[TruCane81]

Which is the one where they tried to save the community center from redevelopment - 1 or 2?

2.

 

[gatorsSUCK!]

I think some people root for kisses because they have lost all hope for something better…and that is based on history spanning 20 years. I want us to win for the kids, and am happy when we do, however, there is also dread that nothing will change, because of the higher not caring. C IMO, most people who think us merely winning against the caliber teams we are playing, have no clue what we were, and or what we should be striving to become. IMO, our staff, except for maybe Likens and Trob, is not Miami caliber, and needs to be severely upgraded, so we become relevant and consistently finish in top 10, and compete for and win Nattys.

 

[NicKane]

Are you talking about that shoulder bump thing?

Yes sir

 

[canes732]

Can't recall a season where wins have felt the same as losses—numb to all of it.

Didn't break a sweat when that ball doinked of the goalpost against Virginia ... didn't flinch when Van Dyke's pass was tipped and picked at North Carolina — expected disaster in both cases, truthfully.

Also didn't find any joy in eked out wins over North Carolina State, Pittsburgh or surviving Georgia Tech — especially knowing all three meaningless wins will ultimately buy Manny another year and we're looking at another 8-4 in 2022, no less.

Used to have this mindset that "good teams find ways to win" — one of those hiccup or road block games every year. Not the case. This is a bad football team and a brutally bad defense (outside of a guy here or there making a play) — a heroic effort needed from TVD for Miami to steal it's way to 5-4 instead of 2-7 or 3-6 right now (and Diaz gone).

This season has been a complete abortion and these last three empty-calorie wins absolutely meaningless in the grand scheme of anything — as well as a setback for any banking on Diaz being gone this season and a real head coach hired for next year.

I agree the wins feel like losses Bc the HC stays one more year just delaying the inevitable. I will say I did laugh with the FG hit the post and the tipped INT lol