never quit, cry or complain

[TouchMoney26]

No matter what happens, we shouldn’t quit. Not now, not ever. Quitting is the fastest way to kill a program, and we’ve all seen the perfect example of that with FSU. The moment they didn’t get what they wanted, they folded. Their players quit. Their coach quit. They cried, complained, and the whole country watched their program fall apart. One decision to quit started that entire slide.

That’s exactly why Miami can’t go down that road. I don’t care if a game means everything or nothing. You show up. You play. You compete. You finish. That’s how you build a culture. That’s how you build a championship team. Winners don’t look for shortcuts. Winners don’t run from competition. Winners don’t quit.

I see some Miami fans saying we should cancel our game. That’s soft. That’s the opposite of what we want this program to be. I want us playing the best teams. I want tough schedules. I want the biggest stages. To be the best, you have to beat the best, and that mindset only comes from playing every game like it matters.

We all know Miami has a real case for the playoffs. The whole country knows it. But even if the system screws us, the answer isn’t quitting. The answer is competing anyway. Showing the world that Miami stands tall no matter what. Because the moment you quit, you become FSU. And their downfall is the clearest reminder of what happens when a program stops fighting.

Just had to say it.

 

[Go Canes!!]

This team hasn’t quit once all season.

Expect the same in the bowl game

 

[Damiencane86]

Not happening. We will keep building. I think the ultimate lesson will be learned by MC and how being overly conservative in your offensive approach can kill you, on the field result + committee related optics. It will be onwards & upwards for this program. Go Canes

 

[ajkreider]

Agree. We're in an absurd situation, but the whining, the "they should ignore the rules", etc - miss me with that. We **** on ourselves for two games, and dominated everyone else. No on to blame but ourselves.

 

[MiamisMoperiestMopes]

 

[Damiencane86]

Agree. We're in an absurd situation, but the whining, the "they should ignore the rules", etc - miss me with that. We **** on ourselves for two games, and dominated everyone else. No on to blame but ourselves.

When ****ting on ourselves is losing to two 8-4 teams by a combined 9 points it leads to other, obvious conversations. We should be and are a playoff team, period.

 

[flips]

Wasnt over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor

 

[NosniknoT]

When none of the players play in the bowl game will that be considered quiting? Would be nice to see them all play in a bowl game for once....

 

[jackedaround]

Anyone with half a brain says keep the game, go up to their house and kick their ***.

 

[TheATLCane]

Is this coming from the guy who was talking about players transferring midseason?

 

[tdjones34]

When none of the players play in the bowl game will that be considered quiting? Would be nice to see them all play in a bowl game for once....

none? lets not get carried away, we return a majority of the 2 deep

 

[rberryjr]

No matter what happens, we shouldn’t quit. Not now, not ever. Quitting is the fastest way to kill a program, and we’ve all seen the perfect example of that with FSU. The moment they didn’t get what they wanted, they folded. Their players quit. Their coach quit. They cried, complained, and the whole country watched their program fall apart. One decision to quit started that entire slide.

That’s exactly why Miami can’t go down that road. I don’t care if a game means everything or nothing. You show up. You play. You compete. You finish. That’s how you build a culture. That’s how you build a championship team. Winners don’t look for shortcuts. Winners don’t run from competition. Winners don’t quit.

I see some Miami fans saying we should cancel our game. That’s soft. That’s the opposite of what we want this program to be. I want us playing the best teams. I want tough schedules. I want the biggest stages. To be the best, you have to beat the best, and that mindset only comes from playing every game like it matters.

We all know Miami has a real case for the playoffs. The whole country knows it. But even if the system screws us, the answer isn’t quitting. The answer is competing anyway. Showing the world that Miami stands tall no matter what. Because the moment you quit, you become FSU. And their downfall is the clearest reminder of what happens when a program stops fighting.

Just had to say it.

 

[BS85]

Wasnt over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor

 

[NosniknoT]

none? lets not get carried away, we return a majority of the 2 deep

And you feel confident , with all the players that will play in the bowl game, to win a bowl game? I mean a bowl game victory does happen about every 10 years so maybe they are due this year to win one......

 

[BigDikDaddyFromCincinnati]

When none of the players play in the bowl game will that be considered quiting? Would be nice to see them all play in a bowl game for once....

It would also be nice to see my Johnson but my belly got too big.

 

[Mike Thot]

Man I quit cry and complain all the time. And it served me very well.

 

[RightSaidFred]

If we get left out we should SPEND SPEND SPEND. Go get all of the difference makers from the portal. Make it impossible for them to keep us out next year by being so **** talented. Then next year, blow everyone in the ACC out by 50, never let your foot off the gas, ever.

Tamper. Poach. Get this roster to 2001 level. Then destroy. We won't get left out then.

 

[AllbouttheU]

When none of the players play in the bowl game will that be considered quiting? Would be nice to see them all play in a bowl game for once....

Dude bowl games are different these days, I don’t blame these guys for sitting out.

 

[NosniknoT]

Dude bowl games are different these days, I don’t blame these guys for sitting out.

Either do I, but its too bad the teams they play dont seem to have players sitting out.....

 

[MrCane]

No matter what happens, we shouldn’t quit. Not now, not ever. Quitting is the fastest way to kill a program, and we’ve all seen the perfect example of that with FSU. The moment they didn’t get what they wanted, they folded. Their players quit. Their coach quit. They cried, complained, and the whole country watched their program fall apart. One decision to quit started that entire slide.

That’s exactly why Miami can’t go down that road. I don’t care if a game means everything or nothing. You show up. You play. You compete. You finish. That’s how you build a culture. That’s how you build a championship team. Winners don’t look for shortcuts. Winners don’t run from competition. Winners don’t quit.

I see some Miami fans saying we should cancel our game. That’s soft. That’s the opposite of what we want this program to be. I want us playing the best teams. I want tough schedules. I want the biggest stages. To be the best, you have to beat the best, and that mindset only comes from playing every game like it matters.

We all know Miami has a real case for the playoffs. The whole country knows it. But even if the system screws us, the answer isn’t quitting. The answer is competing anyway. Showing the world that Miami stands tall no matter what. Because the moment you quit, you become FSU. And their downfall is the clearest reminder of what happens when a program stops fighting.

Just had to say it.

If Dannyboycane somehow survived that bear attack this is him word for word.