Let's go on RECORD

[skeeter]

As for the prior COACHES, I didn't like any of them with possibly one exception. I thought Richt would work like never before with a chance to ride into the sunset at his Alma mater. Aside from his admirable hiring of his son, I'm okay with how it went with him and who knows what would've happened if not for his declining health.

I agree…I was same with Richt and overall I'm a Richt fan (not as a GREAT coach, but as a clear cut good one)

Hiring and then sticking by his son was inexcusable though.

 

[SayWhat]

I love Mario and want nothing more than for him to succeed, but how da he'll can you call a game like this, and make no mistake Mario is the alpha he signs off on everything, I'm just hurt after this one.

We all want him to succeed brother.

We all just hope he's not as hard headed as many of us feel he is. Change it up and let's not think if we just do it another 100x in practice, we'll get different results. I feel that's what we do, it's not a scheme problem to them, but it's the execution. It can be both, but we've seen this film before and our talent is high, so figure it out.

 

[cway313]

SMD ***** ..what type of Miami fan wait until a loss to start talking **** to other fans

Is this you queen?

 

[CANEMC]

Off-season champs and regular season pretenders. That's what he gives you.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

Bro - step away from the ledge. We have been relevant for the the last two years like we've been once in the previous 20.

Would you rather have Mario or Coker, Radio, Golden with NoD, Richt w/his son as QB coach, or Manny.

For the first time in decades we are relevant and have a great foundation including support that has never been here (and wouldn't be here without Mario).

Everyone sucked tonight. Nobody is happy but name the last undefeated National Champion?

I agree but to answer your last question....2023 Michigan finished 15-0 and before that 2022 Georgia finished 15-0.

 

[90scane]

The day Mario hands over the offense to an OC and stops playing run game OC, we have an actual chance of winning at the level most want.

We also need to be very concerned about DE. We better hope Mesidor is not done for the year. From the play he was hurt, UL starter running right at his side for big yards.

Mesidor and Beck just went from potential day one picks to big question marks for any GM. Even Cici had a below average game. OJ missed four potential INTs. Bell also had a below average game and isn’t a day one unless a GM just looks past performance and only looks at his measurements.

 

[nvlahos]

Mario is a very average coach. He’s an elite recruiter. In close games we will never have the advantage.

Do we know if he’s even an Elite recruiter anymore

Dude has lost at least a handful of 5 star recruiting battles for SoFla or Florida players since he got here (Jeremiah Smith, Derrick Cooper, Calvin Russell, CJ Baxter, DJ Pickett, Ben Hanks, etc.)

Has us sitting with the #12 recruiting class even with 3 big wins and being highly ranked

 

[Yoyo423]

Mario's gameday coaching has always and will always be the lid to his success. Basically we need lightning to strike to win a title. If we had this year's defense with last year's offense, and the same pool of teams across the country as this year, we could win a title.

But that's what it will take because Mario will ALWAYS get out schemed several times a year but most of the time he'll have enough talent in the team to still win those games.

 

[SIBCanes]

Is there anyone here that still would feel comfortable with the following statement? It was a common mantra posters used to just write off any **** concern they had.

"In Mario I Trust"

I heard this quite a bit through the years and I was tired of it at some point in season one. Having said that, is anyone left who would blatantly state that message? Cool if so, but if not, can we please never hear those words uttered again?

This is college football. We got beat, Louisville out coached us out played us, had more energy. Period. I blame Mario all the coaches and players. With that said this is still a great team and will rally around this. If they dont and lose three games in a row I can understand this post. But not after one loss

 

[Silver King]

Is there anyone here that still would feel comfortable with the following statement? It was a common mantra posters used to just write off any **** concern they had.

"In Mario I Trust"

I heard this quite a bit through the years and I was tired of it at some point in season one. Having said that, is anyone left who would blatantly state that message? Cool if so, but if not, can we please never hear those words uttered again?

Just sayin', you can't put it all on Mario—Signed, The Curse of the Orange Bowl

 

[TrumpyCane]

CATASTROPHIC ATMOSPHERICS

Trumpycane does find it funny those other 2 guys are considered great coaches

 

[simplycanes]

89-77

No.

 

[razrcane]

Nobody with more than 2 brain cells trusts Mario. The people who watch football and aren’t blinded by orange and green shades have been saying let’s see what this team does the rest of the year, every week. “Let’s see what happens in November” has been said plenty of times. Bc let’s face it, we all knew this was coming.

 

[canester95]

The more we changes coaches the more things stay the same….

At least we look like a football team. This is just who we are. Heck I’m happy to be in the spotlight again for whatever reason. Curious how this team reacts to this loss. THAT will tell me if things have changed.