Long-*** Read — Cristobal Hire & Seismic Shift For 'The U'

[ItsAUThing.com]

... could've shaved off about 1,500 words at the end, but had to go after Andrea Adelson for her weak-*** hit piece on how Miami handled the process with Diaz, Cristobal and Radakovich—where she worked in the phrase "rotten culture" three times in two paragraphs—weeks after a glowing piece about the 2001 team.

These writers LOVE talking about the Canes' past glory and praising that team—but the about face by this Gators writer; the true colors are showing now that Miami is "back" in the sense of building a championship-chasing program, with nine figures behind it.

Same for other writers who harped on Miami's "process" and trashed it, but said ZERO about how Riley bailed OU for USC (the day after Bedlam, meaning they'd been talking for weeks behind the scenes) or Kelly bailing a one-loss Irish squad and waltzing into Baton Rouge with a fake accent.

Only egregious when Miami does it—and the Canes are again a THREAT, instead of a nostalgia play and corner-cutting program.

They scared.

DIAZ OUT, CRISTOBAL IN AND MIAMI HURRICANES READY TO AGAIN CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS - ItsAUThing.com — Formerly allCanesBlog.com — It's All About 'The U'!

Mario Cristobal is the new head coach of the University of Miami football program. The feeling of typing and reading back those words remains

itsauthing.com

 

[caneULM]

Great artiicle Chris.

I started a post last week and I stated then as I will now that CFB and the media have either fear or excitement about Miami's return. The great thing about being a Miami fan is Miami is the only team where you either love or hate. There is no on the fence.

 

[Silver King]

Great article and some slap shots at detractors.

 

[gatorsSUCK!]

great job

 

[jsy]

... could've shaved off about 1,500 words at the end, but had to go after Andrea Adelson for her weak-*** hit piece on how Miami handled the process with Diaz, Cristobal and Radakovich—where she worked in the phrase "rotten culture" three times in two paragraphs—weeks after a glowing piece about the 2001 team.

These writers LOVE talking about the Canes' past glory and praising that team—but the about face by this Gators writer; the true colors are showing now that Miami is "back" in the sense of building a championship-chasing program, with nine figures behind it.

Same for other writers who harped on Miami's "process" and trashed it, but said ZERO about how Riley bailed OU for USC (the day after Bedlam, meaning they'd been talking for weeks behind the scenes) or Kelly bailing a one-loss Irish squad and waltzing into Baton Rouge with a fake accent.

Only egregious when Miami does it—and the Canes are again a THREAT, instead of a nostalgia play and corner-cutting program.

They scared.

DIAZ OUT, CRISTOBAL IN AND MIAMI HURRICANES READY TO AGAIN CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS - ItsAUThing.com — Formerly allCanesBlog.com — It's All About 'The U'!

Mario Cristobal is the new head coach of the University of Miami football program. The feeling of typing and reading back those words remains

itsauthing.com

Bravo

 

[Cane since 1060]

I don’t love what Espn’s David Pollack said about the Mario hire. Article is on 247 sports google Miami Hurricanes news.

 

[sdaly12]

I don’t love what Espn’s David Pollack said about the Mario hire. Article is on 247 sports google Miami Hurricanes news.

Pollack went to UGA, played under Richt. was pro cane till mark left then pretty much anti- cane Pollack is in the who cares category as well as Addelson.... both are at ESPN and were not really that networks favorite

 

[Baba Yaga]

 

[drifters1234]

Nice article.

For future reference, “it’s” is a contraction of it is. The possessive is “its” with no apostrophe.

 

[Cane since 1060]

Pollack went to UGA, played under Richt. was pro cane till mark left then pretty much anti- cane Pollack is in the who cares category as well as Addelson.... both are at ESPN and were not really that networks favorite

Thanks for your response

 

[South AfriCane]

Nice article.

For future reference, “it’s” is a contraction of it is. The possessive is “its” with no apostrophe.

Correct grammar is not Chris’ strong suit, but his content has long been among the best.

 

[Brains]

... could've shaved off about 1,500 words at the end, but had to go after Andrea Adelson for her weak-*** hit piece on how Miami handled the process with Diaz, Cristobal and Radakovich—where she worked in the phrase "rotten culture" three times in two paragraphs—weeks after a glowing piece about the 2001 team.

These writers LOVE talking about the Canes' past glory and praising that team—but the about face by this Gators writer; the true colors are showing now that Miami is "back" in the sense of building a championship-chasing program, with nine figures behind it.

Same for other writers who harped on Miami's "process" and trashed it, but said ZERO about how Riley bailed OU for USC (the day after Bedlam, meaning they'd been talking for weeks behind the scenes) or Kelly bailing a one-loss Irish squad and waltzing into Baton Rouge with a fake accent.

Only egregious when Miami does it—and the Canes are again a THREAT, instead of a nostalgia play and corner-cutting program.

They scared.

DIAZ OUT, CRISTOBAL IN AND MIAMI HURRICANES READY TO AGAIN CHASE CHAMPIONSHIPS - ItsAUThing.com — Formerly allCanesBlog.com — It's All About 'The U'!

Mario Cristobal is the new head coach of the University of Miami football program. The feeling of typing and reading back those words remains

itsauthing.com

Let's go Canes

 

[CaneTheGaytors]

Fantastic article! Best encapsulation of what has transpired in the last few weeks by a country mile.

Excellent work, Chris! Keep it up, brother!