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Redwine’s Message To Fans

Tetragrammaton Cane said:
Only severely delusional fans believe that. Any kid out there giving his best is doing more for Miami than the random fan, possibly alumni, season ticket holder, tailgating drunk who believes he has the right to berate kids for poor play.
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No one is berating anyone.... but don't be an idiot and pick a fight with the fans... especially when you have laid an egg on NTV.
 
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I was at Games in the Mid 70s that made the LSU game look like the Norm.....LoL....Thank The ****** God for O.J Anderson....Talk About A Godsend....
 
Still not a believer in Redwine. Until you show up in big games, I'm calling bullshyt.
 
Well obviously this wasn’t some Big Time game on ESPN but it is possible that this wasn’t directed at the real fans. Maybe he was REALLY saying don’t jump on the bandwagon later. While this game wasn’t on ESPN guess what always gets publicity on the channel??? The Turnover Chain!!! It’s the hottest trend in college football and honestly those kids can relay any message they want when wearing the Chain because wherever it goes the cameras follow.
 
These kids should worry less about the fans and more about how the team plays. Anything else is a distraction. Block out the noise.
 
No one even knows who it was directed at and it’s just as pu55y to take the line in thinking “oh so players thinks it’s the fans fault or he’s dissing fans”. Miami received a lot of backlash from media and other fan bases for the LSU loss so it’s entirely possible he could be talking about the media/other fan bases/ **** maybe even the fair weather fans in the fan base. Who knows at the end of the day
 
Theedy50 said:
Well obviously this wasn’t some Big Time game on ESPN but it is possible that this wasn’t directed at the real fans. Maybe he was REALLY saying don’t jump on the bandwagon later. While this game wasn’t on ESPN guess what always gets publicity on the channel??? The Turnover Chain!!! It’s the hottest trend in college football and honestly those kids can relay any message they want when wearing the Chain because wherever it goes the cameras follow.
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If you go 9-3 and play in the Peach Bowl, the turnover chain will get corny quickly.
 
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Theedy50 said:
Well obviously this wasn’t some Big Time game on ESPN but it is possible that this wasn’t directed at the real fans. Maybe he was REALLY saying don’t jump on the bandwagon later.
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That's all he was saying

but still, he looks like a huge fckboi for making that kinda scene with the turnover chain against that high school team we played

congrats, you're like the local young adult at the local ymca pickup game that beat up a 10 year old that was guarding you.. then you celebrated
 
ddann said:
Well, let's not put the worst possible construction on the young man's words. It's entirely possible that all he meant is that the Canes are building something special and he expects a lot of people to start jumping on the bandwagon.
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Any other interpretation is idiotic.
 
caneinorlando said:
I was at Games in the Mid 70s that made the LSU game look like the Norm.....LoL....Thank The ****** God for O.J Anderson....Talk About A Godsend....
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I go all the way back to the late 60's. Suffice it to say, not many on this board know what it was like back then to be completely irrelevant.
 
This is not Red’s first time doing something this.... Three years ago, his freshman season (2015) when we where playing @FAU. I was in the stands right behind the canes bench, and the fans where going off on dorito, heckling the **** out of him (dorito) and Redwine got upset with the fans and started jawing back and defending dorito!!! Dorito also started talking back to fans also at one point.

I think Red is just a loyal Cane through and through, and is just the type who is quick to defend himself, his teammates and his coaches. Like others have said before, it seems like it motivates him and I’m ok with that!!
 
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