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That’s 4 teams you named. Still 2 more spots to get to 6.No one is arguing that. He's talking about top 6. Which means you're in Bama, UGA, Ohio State and LSU territory.
That’s 4 teams you named. Still 2 more spots to get to 6.No one is arguing that. He's talking about top 6. Which means you're in Bama, UGA, Ohio State and LSU territory.
Upset is putting it mildly. They were ready to hang him from the rafters of Thompson-Bolling and still revile him to this day.Tennessee fans were extremely upset he left. They thought he was building them back up.
Kiffin took down every piece of knowledge he could from Saban, especially what parts of an offense (spread in particular) make it **** on a defense. Seems pretty tactical to me. I like that.In his one season at UT, he improved them by 2 games.
At USC, he had the sanctions handcuff him a bit, along with being young and immature.
To say either was a total failure is kind of a stretch. He didn't shock the world, but he didn't completely **** the bed.
I would rather judge him since his time spent under Saban and learning from him. Since then, he has shown a lot of potential.
This school needs effectiveness but change regularly, Miami must maintain its edginess. Has to have a strong foundation though to support. I firmly believe that stability with some contradiction is needed to thrive.the question I have in this scenario(and I like both): do we go with the career carpetbagger(which UM has had success with in their glory days), or the guy who may really set in his roots here, but not as dynamic in terms of scheming things up offensively.
For people that want Lane, why was he a failure at USC and UT?
Finally somebody says this. If he gets a better job it means he made this one a better job for the next guy. If you wouldn’t sign up for 2-3 years of a coach that is gonna leave for the NFL idk what to tell you. We haven’t hired a guy who’s gotten a better job in two and half decades.EVERYONE STOP.
If he leaves for a better job its GOOD... it guarantees that he was a good hire, crushed it here, and now we are going to have 10x the leverage in our next hire. It could be to go after a Lincoln Riley type at that point. It would be a GREAT THING. It would mean the hire WORKED OUT and SAVED UM FOOTBALL. That's how it works, and that's how it went with EVERY GOOD UM COACH WE'VE HAD since and including SCHNELLENBERGER.
Jesus we don't even know if we are getting a coach ANYWHERE near the Mario and Kiffin level and you triggered mofos are already sitting in the corner worrying about when they are going to leave us.
All of you that want lane…don’t you see? He’s a mercenary, if he does come here and has any sort of success, he WILL leave for a better job as soon as it opens. He’s proven that every place he’s gone.
You've been a Miami fan for how long? How often have we heard about kid a liking Miami but not wanting to go so far away from home? If you're out west Oregon is the only viable option to play big time football at a place that has their stuff together. He'll dip into California. He can go to Arizona and be practically unopposed. That isn't happening here.There is no abundance of recruits in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, etc. He has to go to Cali & National.
He can still recruit top 6 classes here despite Baba, UGA, OSU, etc. He can get national players as well. Not just S. Florida or Florida guys.
I think the majority of us are tired of the revolving HC door. I’d prefer a HC that’ll stick around a while and build the program into a perennial contender.the question I have in this scenario(and I like both): do we go with the career carpetbagger(which UM has had success with in their glory days), or the guy who may really set in his roots here, but not as dynamic in terms of scheming things up offensively.
I agree. The consensus is that he also has maturity issues. I mean Luke and Warren Sapp adore him. I'm sorry but that's a red flag to me. As stated, what has he won? Where are the new years six bowl wins, the power five conference championships, etc? He got fired from the best two jobs he has ever had at the raiders and USC. I'm not opposed to him and he is an upgrade over Manny obviously. But I wouldn't rank him over Mario or Chris Petersen.OK, since nobody is going to going to the possible negatives of lame, here’s one: he’s never won anything. Numerous head-coaching jobs, unceremoniously fired and left on an airport tarmac, basically fired from Alabama, left a trail of bad feelings and little accomplishments.
Prove me wrong.
We’re all getting this big hard on for him, but these are the types of questions prospective employers are going to look at.
I’m not against him, but I think you have to take a clear eyed and sober look at him.
Yep. It's the whole "SEC-SEC-SEC" chant all over again.
Guy acting like every SEC job is so awesome that nobody would ever leave voluntarily. And, because "stats", it is some "fantasy world" that Lane Kiffin would leave Ole Miss.
Look, just drop the word "Miami". Is this guy saying that Lane wouldn't take a job with Texas (I realize they will be joining the SEC soon) or F$U (assuming Norvell is ****-canned) or Notre Dame (not saying this is realistic, but you KNOW Lane would take Notre Dame).
Those are the consistent 4. Anyone from OU and Texas can jump in there. Throw in Clemson. Texas A&M too. If Florida hires a recruiter as HC. I'm just gonna tell ya Mario aint special. There are plenty of legit recruiters out there and they'll have a bigger bag to throw around.That’s 4 teams you named. Still 2 more spots to get to 6.
I think it's a fair question. UT gig was a disaster. He got into some hot water with the school and the SEC over comments he made, iirc, so his time there was going to be short lived. Not sure what to make of USC but I do know he got stuck with NCAA penalties, etc. It's hard to measure how much he's grown since then but I suspect Bama and FAU did a lot to rebuild him as a person and coach.
I agree. Splitting hairs. I think Mario would need both unless I’m missing somethingBut he would need an elite DC.
Both Mario and Lane would need to make one or two key hires.
So a coach is actively lobbying, thru his agent, for a job that does not even exist? Manny is still the coach at UM. not an interim but an actual head coach. Even if all this does a garner a raise for Kirin it is a bold move.
is Lane also interested in LSU and UW?
The revolving door is bc the coaches have sucked, not bc they left.I think the majority of us are tired of the revolving HC door. I’d prefer a HC that’ll stick around a while and build the program into a perennial contender.
Kinda the same argument about Mario and FIU1- He wasn't a failure at UT. He left for a better job. They are still mad he left.
2- Why was Bill Bellichek a failure at Cleveland?
2a- Why was Nick Saban a failure with the Dolphins?
How far back do you want to go to tear him apart? People learn, evolve, improve.