Ot: tom herman is no savage

[The Franchise]

Ah more excuses for a coach whose two losses are far more embarrassing than Miamis three losses. Good coaches find ways to motivate players, right? Isn't that what you'd be saying about Richt if someone told you that these Miami players are Goldenized- mentally weak and pack it in every year if they lose to FSU, so you can't blame the UNC and VT losses on Richt? Herman is a soft coach if he can't get his team to perform against Navy because they are sad daddy might be leaving .

You realize he coaches at Houston right? Houston losing to Navy is no more shocking or embarrassing than UM losing to UNC or VT.

What about 3-4 SMU? That's a tad embarrassing, but I still like him and would take him as a coach. I think he is smart, young and energetic.

That's about on par with losing to this year's VT. Maybe a little worse. I didn't watch that game though. Did Ward play?

According the box score he threw it well, but Houston had zero running game while SMU was extremely balanced.

I know their running game took a huge hit a few weeks ago when they lost their RB. Dude was a transfer from I think Texas and is head and shoulders better than the others. I don't know if he's back or not.

Their running game has also taken a big hit when Ward hurt his shoulder and became a much less used and less effective runner in designed runs.

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

Welcome to today's sports fan, they sit back and wait for someone really good at their job to fail a couple times , then they come in with " the hot takes ". Literally know nothing about sports.

Herman is probably the most wanted coach in America , but listening to these dummies he's overrated or a corch.

'Really good at their job "?! He's done it for one season. Richt has done it for 16 seasons, including two SEC titles. There is literally nothing to suggest that Herman would know how to turnaround a flailing program like Miami, which has been a dumpster fire for a decade. Miami is a small private university that has 11k students. Houston is a public university in Texas with 42k students. Guess which state gives crazy amounts of money to state football programs? You think head coaching is just Xs and Os. Miami is a different animal. But as they say, 'It's a Canes thing, you wouldn't understand." Seeing as the Herman slurpers are also the Richt bashers, I know you believe you are Miami fans, but if you don't see why it's humorous to those of us who think that it's naive to think that Herman's one season of success at Houston means he'd be able to rebuild Miami, then you don't understand the "Canes thing." Bottom line : I've seen one season wonders flame out too many times to get excited about Herman because of one amazing season. Al Golden was in huge demand after leading Temple to it's first winning season in 20+ years. He turned down Wisconsin and Penn State for us. Didn't have a clue what to do at Miami. I like Richt the head coach. He's the right head coach for a rebuild, with an established track record, and understands the limitations at UM. I don't like Richt the OC. He needs to either get better at that fast or bring in a quality OC (and for the love of god, if he turns over play calling duties to his son, I'm out).

 

[Saviorcane]

You realize he coaches at Houston right? Houston losing to Navy is no more shocking or embarrassing than UM losing to UNC or VT.

What about 3-4 SMU? That's a tad embarrassing, but I still like him and would take him as a coach. I think he is smart, young and energetic.

That's about on par with losing to this year's VT. Maybe a little worse. I didn't watch that game though. Did Ward play?

According the box score he threw it well, but Houston had zero running game while SMU was extremely balanced.

I know their running game took a huge hit a few weeks ago when they lost their RB. Dude was a transfer from I think Texas and is head and shoulders better than the others. I don't know if he's back or not.

Their running game has also taken a big hit when Ward hurt his shoulder and became a much less used and less effective runner in designed runs.

Ward 17 carries for 3 yards. SMU did a great job containing him. But let's be honest Ward is no Lamar Jackson. Herman gets a quality dual threat QB would be ugly.

 

[Cribby]

Welcome to today's sports fan, they sit back and wait for someone really good at their job to fail a couple times , then they come in with " the hot takes ". Literally know nothing about sports.

Herman is probably the most wanted coach in America , but listening to these dummies he's overrated or a corch.

'Really good at their job "?! He's done it for one season. Richt has done it for 16 seasons, including two SEC titles. There is literally nothing to suggest that Herman would know how to turnaround a flailing program like Miami, has been a dumpster fire for a decade. Miami is a small private has 11k students. Houston is a public university in Texas with 42k students. Guess which state gives crazy amounts of money to state football programs? You think head coaching is just Xs and Os. Miami is a different animal. But as they say, 'It's a Canes thing, you wouldn't understand." Seeing as the Herman slurpers are also the Richt bashers, I know you believe you are Miami fans, but if you don't see why it's humorous to those of us who think that it's naive to think that Herman's one season of success at Houston means he'd be able to rebuild Miami, then you don't understand the "Canes thing."

I like Richt but there's not one sane person that would take Richt over Herman. Give Herman access to Uga or Miami talent and it would be nuts.

That's just being real.

 

[supersaiyanshel]

I feel you, but part of it being a "canes thing" is beating FSU and the teams you aren't supposed to beat.

At least Herman did that, which is more than I can say for the guy we got now.

Even Jimmy dropped games to Maryland and Boston College his first year.

 

[The Franchise]

Essentially if a coach isn't Urban Meyer or Nick Saban you don't want. Wait, Meyer just lost to a less talented Penn St. team, so cross him off the list. Saban or bust.

And yeah, for everyone getting on Richt for his lackluster playcalling (which is warranted) and screaming for Butch. The latter wasn't exactly a great gameday coach either and had to build up his talent to win - the latter of which Miami doesn't have as much depth.

There are Ohio Taint fans sour with Urb. They think he cost them a NC last year with the MSU loss, and they're spitting fire over the loss to this destitute Ped State teams.

HCs get paid a lot of money. If they don't want those insane expectations they should coach at William & Mary.

It's crazy the flak our fanbase gets.

OSU fans been calling for Urban to fire his OC since last year (HIS FIRST YEAR!).

And we get crap bc we want Richt to change his playcalling or give it up?

C'mon, man.

We've got too many fake UM fans with low expectations. They're losers, and some just get off on being message board contrarians and arguing **** they don't even believe.

I like the high expectations at UM that some still have. I don't subscribe to looking to run Rick off already because it'll never happen and is a waste of time.

I do support putting as much pressure as possible on him to avoid pulling a Folden on his side of the ball. He can still be an involved coach by working with QBs and taking part in meetings. But the sooner he realizes he's not cut out to call plays from the sidelines the better off UM will be. And that's all I care about.

 

[Jaromir Jagr]

I know their running game took a huge hit a few weeks ago when they lost their RB. Dude was a transfer from I think Texas and is head and shoulders better than the others. I don't know if he's back or not.

Their running game has also taken a big hit when Ward hurt his shoulder and became a much less used and less effective runner in designed runs.

You guys break your backs to make excuses for all but one coach in the entire country.

They lost a transfer running back? Weird, because their head coach is supposed to be a genius and the team they were playing had given up 88 points in the previous two weeks. But lose one running back and all of a sudden they can't even compete with the worst team in the AAC? Even you don't believe that.

 

[Jaromir Jagr]

They're losers, and some just get off on being message board contrarians and arguing **** they don't even believe.

Kind of like "Houston lost their running back, therefore they can't stay on the same field with SMU." Unbelievable **** like that?

 

[Jaromir Jagr]

Their running game has also taken a big hit when Ward hurt his shoulder and became a much less used and less effective runner in designed runs.

Greg Ward's shoulder injury occurred on September 3rd.

On October 15th he ran for 142 yards.

But he was ineffective on October 22nd because of the shoulder injury.

This is as funny as the Jim Chaney thing. You really, really don't follow this sport, do you?

 

[Cribby]

Don't let Mario Lemieux troll you

 

[Jaromir Jagr]

The fun thing is not even having to come up with material to make people look stupid. They do it to themselves.

Tom Herman excuses:

"He is at HOUSTON for crying out loud!!" - You mean the Houston that won 10+ games with each of the two coaches before Herman?
"The players gave up since he is leaving!!" - Unlike other programs that play to the end for coaches who are obviously leaving?
"They lost their running back!!" - The guy who has 279 yards and one touchdown all year long?
"Greg Ward is injured!!" - The injury on September 3rd is all of a sudden bothering him in late October after winning games right after the injury?

By all means, PLEASE keep this thread going so we can add to the list.

 

[Jaromir Jagr]

Don't let Mario Lemieux troll you

The scary thing for you is that this "troll" is writing things that are irrefutable. Tell me more about that Duke Catalon injury.

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

Their running game has also taken a big hit when Ward hurt his shoulder and became a much less used and less effective runner in designed runs.

Greg Ward's shoulder injury occurred on September 3rd.

On October 15th he ran for 142 yards.

But he was ineffective on October 22nd because of the shoulder injury.

This is as funny as the Jim Chaney thing. You really, really don't follow this sport, do you?

So far we have "qb has an arm boo boo" and "players too sad that coach talked to other teams" as the leading excuse candidates for why Houston got thrashed by a service academy and a 3-4 SMU team from the mighty American conference.

 

[The Franchise]

Don't let Mario Lemieux troll you

I don't pay any attention to that quibbling facquit, but he sure is obsessed with me. He's looking for his Brian Picklesmooch over here to argue with incessantly like they do on the baseball board like 2 old bitties on a condo association.

 

[Jaromir Jagr]

Don't let Mario Lemieux troll you

I don't pay any attention to that quibbling facquit, but he sure is obsessed with me. He's looking for his Brian Picklesmooch over here to argue with incessantly like they do on the baseball board like 2 old bitties on a condo association.

LOLOLOLOLOLOL......you have learned your lesson. You aren't as stupid as you pretend to be with your schtick. The last thing you're going to do is engage me in any kind of discussion after you've blown (1) Jim Chaney's employer (2) Duke Catalon's impact on Houston (3) the timing of Greg Ward's injury. I can just feel the redness in your face after that clown-show trifecta.

 

[Jaromir Jagr]

So Houston can't win anymore because they lost a running back who ran for one touchdown, but Mark Richt should have won this year because we had NFL players in 2013.

That's what the board bozo show has come up with.

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

So Houston can't win anymore because they lost a running back who ran for one touchdown, but Mark Richt should have won this year because we had NFL players in 2013.

That's what the board bozo show has come up with.

The excuse making is fun. Herman lost to Navy because he is so patriotic that he didn't want to beat a service academy. He got blown out by SMU because they just got done watching the ESPN 30 for 30 on SMU and the Cougars were starstruck by playing a team that had its own documentary.

 

[KrazyCane]

Do people realize that he coaches at Houston?

HOUSTON.



He's the only reason yall even watch that school play football. SMH @ trying to discredit that dude.

They watch him for the same reason they watch you and me on here. They're bytches looking for a gotcha moment against their superiors.

Wow look at how sensitive yall are over Tom Herman lol I know one thing though, as much as you two hate on Coach Richt Miami ain't losing to Navy and SMU lol

 

[Cribby]

Do people realize that he coaches at Houston?

HOUSTON.


He's the only reason yall even watch that school play football. SMH @ trying to discredit that dude.

They watch him for the same reason they watch you and me on here. They're bytches looking for a gotcha moment against their superiors.

Wow look at how sensitive yall are over Tom Herman lol I know one thing though, as much as you two hate on Coach Richt Miami ain't losing to Navy and SMU lol

Yep, but Herman isn't losing to Fsu either. He actually blew them out with far less talent.

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

Do people realize that he coaches at Houston?

HOUSTON.


He's the only reason yall even watch that school play football. SMH @ trying to discredit that dude.

They watch him for the same reason they watch you and me on here. They're bytches looking for a gotcha moment against their superiors.

Wow look at how sensitive yall are over Tom Herman lol I know one thing though, as much as you two hate on Coach Richt Miami ain't losing to Navy and SMU lol

Yep, but Herman isn't losing to Fsu either. He actually blew them out with far less talent.

So in other words :
Beating unmotivated FSU team and losing to three non P5 programs in past two years (including one blowout to a 3-5 team) =impressive coaching
Beating 4 non P5 programs by an average of almost 40 points and losing to FSU in rivalry game by 1 = coaching failure

Interesting