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Shannon vs Golden vs Richt

Which of the last 3 Miami football coaches has been the worst?

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I can tell you which one we paid the most and has gotten everything he’s asked for.....but all three suck
 
To bad Randy did not work out he would have probably been here for awhile if he had
 
All 3 suck.

Butch was our last real HC, Coker rode his coattails.
 
Randy had a good defense and an ok offense. Golden had a terrible defense and good Offense. Ritch produces a terrible offense, great defense. At this rate the next coach may have both a good offense and good defense. But Ritch by far is worst because he has a good resume as a coordinator and coach and he's staring at 5-7 in year three after being ranked #2 in the country just last year.
 
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Caneman2 said:
I’m referring to how they’ve done at Miami. Not how they’ve done at other jobs.
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Rich is horrible, he's the worst of the 3. BECAUSE he was supposedly battle tested from the mighty sec. Come to look at it, Golden actually won the first coastal title, but gave it up for the sanctions. just my .2 cents.
Rich, and it's year 3. Should of picked up Tom Herman.
 
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It's not just the bad hires that gets me, it's the stupid extensions that are mind boggling.
 
Richt is the same guy he was at Georgia. The die hard Georgia fans can predict - like clockwork - what is going to happen and what has happened here at Miami.

At least at Georgia they forced the man to make changes that - while were just a band aid - kept the team respectable and they had a behind-his-back bag game that helped lure recruits that kept them competitive.

What we're seeing at Miami is what would have happened to Georgia if they let Richt do whatever he wanted and didn't support him behind his back with bags for recruiting.

There are reasons why most of his final staff at Georgia didn't come to Miami with him. Its not because he had his pick of the litter and chose not to.

With that said...Richt isn't nearly as bad as Golden nor as in-above-his-head as Shannon, but the results are becoming very similar. Once he hits his 48-0, 58-0, then, he'll be joining this special company.
 
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