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Someone actually offered Enos a job???

He is in the Miami Hall of Shame

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a51 said:
Everybody thought Enos "got it" when he was hired. And as for the "aspiring HC" thing- Enos made it extremely loud and clear that he was aspiring to become a head coach (despite having previously flopped as CMU head coach). If Lashlee wants to become a head coach, he's actually far less vocal about it than Enos was.

Ah, offseason champs yet again. Unfortunately, our championship will expire on the first Saturday of September.
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Lashlee has done more to recruit in a month than Enos did his whole time at Miami. That's what I mean by gets it. HC has to recruit and Lashlee understands that. He also took over day 1 trying to lead the offense whereas Enos was arrogant and uninspiring.

Save your nonsense for someone who cares. Porst less.
 
wspcane said:
Who was our last assistant coach that left here on a sharp upward trajectory? It is incredible how incredibly ****** our coaching staffs have been for the last decade. The only two I can think of that moved up unrelated to their ability to carry a bag (James Coley) are Brennan Carrol and Michael Barrow, and it’s not like either of them even made it to the coordinator level.
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I’d add Jedd Fisch and Curtis Johnson. I know what you’re saying. We’ve had some good assistants over the years but they’ve been outnumbered by mediocre position coaches and some terrible coordinators.
 
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wspcane said:
Who was our last assistant coach that left here on a sharp upward trajectory? It is incredible how incredibly ****** our coaching staffs have been for the last decade. The only two I can think of that moved up unrelated to their ability to carry a bag (James Coley) are Brennan Carrol and Michael Barrow, and it’s not like either of them even made it to the coordinator level.
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Stoutland went to Bama.
 
CashMoneyCane said:
I was busting your balls and you doubled down. And now you sound extra salty about it.
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I still don't think he'll be an OC ever again. That's all I ever said.

But you sure beat the tar out of that strawman.
 
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bes628 said:
Stoutland, Cristobal, Wes “Crime Dog” McGriff, Kool, Pannunzio, the WR coach that just left kind of .
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Cristobal was here for a week, McGriff and Stoutland were here from 2007-2010, Pannunzio was 2006-2010, Stubblefield was a bum who left for a lateral move. Kool was at Bama and now he is at Toledo. So those were all either over a decade ago or not really an upward trajectory, other than Cristobal who was here for a cafecito, saw what was going on and left.
 
Scrape into the C Gap said:
I’d add Jedd Fisch and Curtis Johnson. I know what you’re saying. We’ve had some good assistants over the years but they’ve been outnumbered by mediocre position coaches and some terrible coordinators.
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Curtis Johnson was here 20 years ago. Fisch is a good one, but even he was 8 years ago. I would venture to bet we have had more guys over the last decade that are out of football entirely than moved to a coordinator/head coach role or even to the NFL.
 
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BoxingRobes said:
The market dictates, man. No one gives a fvck about this jabroni. Throwing this man at RB Coach is a friend helping a friend kind of thing.
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It also (well should) help Miami.

UCG WANTS Enos to get hired because 99% likely they get some refund from his buyout clause.
 
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OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
You’re taking this just a little bit too seriously. Showing signs of mental instability.

Maybe it’s time for you to take a break from being a fan. Even joking about shooting people is not a good look.
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That fact you actually took that last sentence at face value speaks more of you, than it does of me.
 
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