Is this the most depressing time to be a Canes fan since 83?

[callmetrip]

Late 90's was rough as ****. In hindsight we were going to be fine but no way to know that in Syracuse. Still have nightmares about McNabb Konrad and Harrison

 

[HighSeas]

Late 90's was rough as ****. In hindsight we were going to be fine but no way to know that in Syracuse. Still have nightmares about McNabb Konrad and Harrison

Marvin Harrison played his last season at 'Cuse in 1995 so not sure what you're talking about. He played 1 year with McNabb and they lost in Miami that year.

Cool story though.

 

[Miami Nights]

It's more disappointment than it is depressing.

 

[luke137]

More depressing than disappointment.

 

[DMoney]

The first few months of the Shapiro scandal were pretty brutal. This one is more frustrating than depressing, because the solution is right there.

 

[Klamalama]

It's depressointment.

 

[Jedi Master Cane]

I've come to the conclusion Golden was part of our sanctions

 

[redcane]

I have been a fan since the late 70s, when i started going to games with my father. I'm a grad as well. This is as low as I've felt as a fan. I will take my kids to FAU games next year, rather than Miami. FAU is trying; we are just collecting a conference check.

 

[mirednmediocrity2]

At the rate we're going, FGCU (which doesn't yet have a football program) will be relevant in CFB before we will be again.

 

[Hurracanes]

The first few months of the Shapiro scandal were pretty brutal. This one is more frustrating than depressing, because the solution is right there.

What do you mean by the "solution is right there?"

 

[DMoney]

The first few months of the Shapiro scandal were pretty brutal. This one is more frustrating than depressing, because the solution is right there.

What do you mean by the "solution is right there?"

Finding someone capable of coaching this talented roster instead of prolonging the inevitable.

 

[Hurracanes]

The first few months of the Shapiro scandal were pretty brutal. This one is more frustrating than depressing, because the solution is right there.

What do you mean by the "solution is right there?"

Finding someone capable of coaching this talented roster instead of prolonging the inevitable.

In your opinion, do politics play the biggest role why he is staying? In other words, does Shalala leaving buy him more time?

 

[DMoney]

The first few months of the Shapiro scandal were pretty brutal. This one is more frustrating than depressing, because the solution is right there.

What do you mean by the "solution is right there?"

Finding someone capable of coaching this talented roster instead of prolonging the inevitable.

In your opinion, do politics play the biggest role why he is staying? In other words, does Shalala leaving buy him more time?

I wish I had better intel on this. Different people say different things. The timing of Shalala leaving is a consistent theme, though.

 

[Hurracanes]

The first few months of the Shapiro scandal were pretty brutal. This one is more frustrating than depressing, because the solution is right there.

What do you mean by the "solution is right there?"

Finding someone capable of coaching this talented roster instead of prolonging the inevitable.

In your opinion, do politics play the biggest role why he is staying? In other words, does Shalala leaving buy him more time?

I wish I had better intel on this. Different people say different things. The timing of Shalala leaving is a consistent theme, though.

The situation totally sucks. Thanks for the info. Appreciate you sharing your insights.

 

[Jedi Master Cane]

What do you mean by the "solution is right there?"

Finding someone capable of coaching this talented roster instead of prolonging the inevitable.

In your opinion, do politics play the biggest role why he is staying? In other words, does Shalala leaving buy him more time?

I wish I had better intel on this. Different people say different things. The timing of Shalala leaving is a consistent theme, though.

The situation totally sucks. Thanks for the info. Appreciate you sharing your insights.

**** gets worse by the day.

 

[capefearcane]

Yes, this is the worst time because it's increasingly clear that the program as we knew it will never return. The administration has done nothing to show they're willing to get on the lead lap with regards to committing financial resources. If they continue with that trend then Miami football is dead.

That depends on how long the ACC will put up with it. Won't be quick, and basketball and baseball are acceptable to the ACC, but football is where the money is. At some point they will drum us out if there is no improvement.

 

[UMFarArcher]

The first few months of the Shapiro scandal were pretty brutal. This one is more frustrating than depressing, because the solution is right there.

What do you mean by the "solution is right there?"

Finding someone capable of coaching this talented roster instead of prolonging the inevitable.

And with Butch Davis, we don't have to look far.

 

[canezhonkey]

Its honestly like being a passenger on a bus and everyone is yelling at the driver to slow down around the next curve because everyone on the bus has driven that road twice before, yet the bus driver refuses to listen to any of the passengers.

Best analogy ever. Spot on. Applause.

 

[ThomasM]

Yes, because we're all going to die if we don't win football games.

Its honestly like being a passenger on a bus and everyone is yelling at the driver to slow down around the next curve because everyone on the bus has driven that road twice before, yet the bus driver refuses to listen to any of the passengers.

Best analogy ever. Spot on. Applause.

 

[Odin]

In mid to late 90s with Butch here at least there was hope because Butch had coached dominant defenses here before and in Dallas but with Golden and his passive-prevent roots I have no hope until he's gone.