Is this real life?

[The Franchise]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

 

[hoops156]

Lmao at the notion the University President doesn't have the ability to fire the head coach.

She's in charge of day to day operations at the school. Richard Fain and Stuart Miller have their own corporations to run. It's not their job to hire and fire coaches.

yes but if you've listened to the reports and talked w any of the BOT members, she doesn't have say in the golden situation bc of her status. shes a lame duck president and the BOT doesn't want her to make a decision that'll affect someone elses tenure esp one w financial consequences

She could fire Folden any time she chooses.

Any time she chooses? But according to hoops156... I'm confused.

go read what i posted based on actual media reports. it was reported that the BOT will not let anyone else fire golden. go have a sit down w DiMare and **** tell you his thoughts on this whole situation and hint: he wants staff changes not a HC firing bc he seems willing to give golden another chance.

 

[hoops156]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

 

[JimmyJohnsonsHair]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i never said she couldnt, i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

Of course. Donna is a lame duck with nothing on her mind but how she is going to spend her retirement. James has even less power. The decision is in the hands of the BOT and they are split on Golden with the buyout only further complicating matters. This is pretty much what Vinn has being saying on the WEZ board for weeks.

 

[The Franchise]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

A blogger's opinion doesn't change the fact that the school president can fire the football coach.

 

[Consigliere]

Waits for answer....

of course mullen is there and probably given a raise bc of the performance of MSU under him. i never disagreed w u about the golden. he shouldve been fired after that pitt game (really after GT), but since he hasn't been fired yet, he likely wont be until next year if he doesn't get us to the ACCCG and wins double digit games. it should really be a former BCS bowl next year since FSU would be losing a heisman winner at QB. idk where u got that i was a golden supporter? is it bc i dont call the school racist lol? he's here for another year. accept it and move on.

Yes or no.

 

[Consigliere]

Lmao at the notion the University President doesn't have the ability to fire the head coach.

She's in charge of day to day operations at the school. Richard Fain and Stuart Miller have their own corporations to run. It's not their job to hire and fire coaches.

yes but if you've listened to the reports and talked w any of the BOT members, she doesn't have say in the golden situation bc of her status. shes a lame duck president and the BOT doesn't want her to make a decision that'll affect someone elses tenure esp one w financial consequences

She could fire Folden any time she chooses.

Any time she chooses? But according to hoops156... I'm confused.

go read what i posted based on actual media reports. it was reported that the BOT will not let anyone else fire golden. go have a sit down w DiMare and **** tell you his thoughts on this whole situation and hint: he wants staff changes not a HC firing bc he seems willing to give golden another chance.

Anytime she wants she can fire that guy. That opinion by some media doesn't change anything.

My post wasn't about that anyway. You sidetracked the thread so let me know where you stand on my yes or no questions.

 

[Consigliere]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

A blogger's opinion doesn't change the fact that the school president can fire the football coach.

But hoops156 said....

 

[hoops156]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

A blogger's opinion doesn't change the fact that the school president can fire the football coach.

he reported what he was told in his conversation w a UM staffer

 

[Consigliere]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

A blogger's opinion doesn't change the fact that the school president can fire the football coach.

he reported what he was told in his conversation w a UM staffer

Oh so he reported an opinion by a conversation with a UM staffer. Better than the gospel.

 

[hoops156]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

A blogger's opinion doesn't change the fact that the school president can fire the football coach.

But hoops156 said....

i backed up what i said from actual reports. u can choose to believe em or not, not my problem nor do i care.

 

[Consigliere]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

A blogger's opinion doesn't change the fact that the school president can fire the football coach.

But hoops156 said....

i backed up what i said from actual reports. u can choose to believe em or not, not my problem nor do i care.

Yes you backed it up with an opinion from an unnamed staffer...talk about hard conclusive evidence.

 

[The Franchise]

Great article. Does nothing to change the fact the school president can fire the football coach any time she wants.

i just said in this case bc of her lame duck status, she doesn't have the power to do so. The BOT will decide if golden is given another shot this year.

Any decision about the head football coach at Miami will not be made by athletic director Blake James or President Donna E. Shalala. The decision will come straight from the Board of Trustees, with much of the say coming from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Stuart Miller. Miller, a UM Law School alum, and CEO of Lennar Corporation, is said to be very “authoritative and opinionated.” He’s also very passionate about UM Athletics. Miller’s father, Leonard, who passed away in 2002, was the Chairman of the Board of Trustees from 1995-1999. The elder Miller was on the BOT from 1983 until the time he passed away. Oh, and the medical school is named after him. The Miller family holds considerable influence at The U to say the least.

A blogger's opinion doesn't change the fact that the school president can fire the football coach.

he reported what he was told in his conversation w a UM staffer

It didn't look like a quote to me. Nor did it directly attribute that opinion to someone else. On top of all that, I have no idea who this "source" is or how direct his knowledge is or if he's even legit.

Bloggers talk about sources all the time in an effort to legitimize their own opinions. I'm going to need actual proof that the president of UM can't fire the football Corch at UM. This unnamed source **** and lack of actual attributed quotes is useless.

 

[dfreshhookup]

COACH 123

Term: 6 Years
Overall Record: 60-15
Conference Record: 34-11
Final Season Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Best Season: 13-0 (7-0)
Best Conference Record: 7-0
Record against FSU: 5-2
Skin Color: White

Racist admin firing a successful white man to replace him with an inept black man. Tisk, tisk.

 

[Cane Dynasty]

The irony is rich.

 

[The Franchise]

COACH 123

Term: 6 Years
Overall Record: 60-15
Conference Record: 34-11
Final Season Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Best Season: 13-0 (7-0)
Best Conference Record: 7-0
Record against FSU: 5-2
Skin Color: White

Racist admin firing a successful white man to replace him with an inept black man. Tisk, tisk.

Do you understand that racist organizations hire black people all the time? You know why they do that? So people like you can say, "They're not racist. They hired a black guy."

Hiring a black guy doesn't excuse the racism of holding him to a much higher standard than the white guy you directly replaced him with. Focus on the disparate treatment, not the token hiring practices

 

[dfreshhookup]

COACH 123

Term: 6 Years
Overall Record: 60-15
Conference Record: 34-11
Final Season Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Best Season: 13-0 (7-0)
Best Conference Record: 7-0
Record against FSU: 5-2
Skin Color: White

Racist admin firing a successful white man to replace him with an inept black man. Tisk, tisk.

Do you understand that racist organizations hire black people all the time? You know why they do that? So puerile like you can say, "They're not racist. They hired a black guy."

Hiring a black guy doesn't excuse the racism of holding him to a much higher standard than the white guy you directly replaced him with. Focus on the disparate treatment, not the token hiring practices

Or maybe, just maybe, Miami doesn't want to burden the search for a new president having to come in and not only pay Golden $8M to not coach here but to have to pay another coach to do the job.

Nah that can't be it, it's the racist Lebanese president of a university with 1/2 a student base of minority students that wants to prop up a white man. That's gotta be it.

 

[CaneSince4Ever]

Randy played a much weaker FSU team than what we've seen the last two years and really the last 4.

Yeah but, Randy beat FSU with a very weak UM team in 2007...with Kirby Freeman at QB!...with Nuke Jenkins as our best WR!...with Vegas Franklin as our best DLman!

 

[Consigliere]

COACH 123

Term: 6 Years
Overall Record: 60-15
Conference Record: 34-11
Final Season Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Best Season: 13-0 (7-0)
Best Conference Record: 7-0
Record against FSU: 5-2
Skin Color: White

Racist admin firing a successful white man to replace him with an inept black man. Tisk, tisk.

Do you understand that racist organizations hire black people all the time? You know why they do that? So puerile like you can say, "They're not racist. They hired a black guy."

Hiring a black guy doesn't excuse the racism of holding him to a much higher standard than the white guy you directly replaced him with. Focus on the disparate treatment, not the token hiring practices

Or maybe, just maybe, Miami doesn't want to burden the search for a new president having to come in and not only pay Golden $8M to not coach here but to have to pay another coach to do the job.

Nah that can't be it, it's the racist Lebanese president of a university with 1/2 a student base of minority students that wants to prop up a white man. That's gotta be it.

What burden?

They need to finally (for the first time since ______) hire a competent passionate AD and allow that AD to run the hiring process. But since DS loves this systems of micromanagement, end on a good note.

Also, the buyout was negotiated and approved by said admin and president. Instead of passing the buck, own it and make the necessary decisions.

As for racist, why does ALbortion get held to a different standard?

 

[The Franchise]

COACH 123

Term: 6 Years
Overall Record: 60-15
Conference Record: 34-11
Final Season Record: 7-6 (3-5)
Best Season: 13-0 (7-0)
Best Conference Record: 7-0
Record against FSU: 5-2
Skin Color: White

Racist admin firing a successful white man to replace him with an inept black man. Tisk, tisk.

Do you understand that racist organizations hire black people all the time? You know why they do that? So puerile like you can say, "They're not racist. They hired a black guy."

Hiring a black guy doesn't excuse the racism of holding him to a much higher standard than the white guy you directly replaced him with. Focus on the disparate treatment, not the token hiring practices

Or maybe, just maybe, Miami doesn't want to burden the search for a new president having to come in and not only pay Golden $8M to not coach here but to have to pay another coach to do the job.

Nah that can't be it, it's the racist Lebanese president of a university with 1/2 a student base of minority students that wants to prop up a white man. That's gotta be it.

That's certainly pretext for their racism. It's good to see that you're so intimately acquainted with the buyout terms. And I'm sure the new president will be ecstatic to walk into this firestorm.

It's always great to start a new job where everyone hates the administration and is much less willing to donate money. I know I'd rather walk into that mess than into one where the present regime fixed their mistakes and has everyone excited for the upcoming season.

I'm sure they're glad there are people like you gobbling up the propaganda. The UM propaganda machine is working on some people. Jessie The Mark and the rest of that numbskull crew should pump out a graph on this.