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Taylor Gadbois tweets that he is no longer a Miami Hurricane

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Short of some significant legal or NCAA issue, this is another blemish for Golden, IMO.

6-7 teams, with aspirations to compete for championships, can't discard talent because the kid has too much ego, IMO.

I'd actually argue the team needs less of the culture it appears Golden is trying to create ...

Can't wait to get rid of this guy as HC!

**If TG has an NCAA or legal issue, then this isn't another blemish on the coaches. But I still can't wait to get rid of this guy as HC, and I'm still not a fan of the culture it appears he is trying to create with UM football.

brock said:
https://cmgpbpcaneswatch.wordpress....bois-shocked-over-miami-hurricanes-dismissal/
Smh.. Gadbois is too mean to the freshman lol. Golden give me a break
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Not that I have inside information but how does everyone know that Golden kicked him off the team??
 
When is someone going to sit this Clown show of a coach down and tell him he is gone?
 
Important to remember in the chaos that is these flaming hot takes, wait for both sides to speak. Take everything said by Gadbois with a grain of salt.
 
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Great post, thanks. There are two sides to every story. I'm certainly not taking Golden's side, but there must have been some serious issues for them to rip his scholarship. And btw, he shouldn't be out there on social media saying he's the best offensive lineman on the team. Your teammates don't want to hear that, believe it or not.

All that said, the list of departures the last few years in beyond belief (like really, I can't believe it.)



WestEndzone said:
Hurricanes offensive lineman Taylor Gadbois was stunned today when coach Al Golden told him his scholarship is being revoked and he is no longer welcome on the team.

“I don’t know why. It’s surprising to me, too,” Gadbois told the Post when reached by phone.

Golden, who could not be reached for comment, said in a short press release that Gadbois “is a bright young man and we wish him the best in his future academic and athletic endeavors.”

Gadbois, a 6-foot-8, 320-pound redshirt junior, was set to compete for a starting left tackle position when fall practices begin in August. He was also reportedly under review for a possible suspension to start the season, the reasons for which are still unclear.

Last week, he made boastful comments about his role on the team, saying “I’m the best player on our offensive line. It’s not even close,” and saying he would be the starting left tackle. Asked for his opinion on UM’s incoming freshmen O-linemen, Gadbois, not one to regurgitate platitudes, said that none of them impressed him — he would need to see them in pads first.

“They didn’t feel I was being positive enough with the team, with the young guys, which I completely disagree with,” Gadbois told the Post. “I mean, I work with these guys every single day. I’m in a group text with the team and everybody’s just bewildered by it. Everybody’s just blown away.”

A program source said it wasn’t only those comments that got him booted, but they certainly did not help.

This week, Gadbois attended and participated in the Hurricanes’ three-day team-building and conditioning event with a group called “The Program,” which included Marines-style training. Thursday morning, he was called into a meeting with Golden.

“He just basically said, ‘We’re parting ways,’” Gadbois said. “I said ‘What?’ I started [expletive] crying, man.

“I didn’t want to leave. This has been my dream school since I was four years old. I was in my last semester and they wouldn’t let me finish school or nothing. … Without the scholarship, I can’t afford school.

“This is where I want to be. I dunno. I don’t know what to do know.”

He won’t stop playing football.

“No, God no,” he said. “I’ve got to see who wants to take me. Hopefully there are some schools out there.”

Gadbois, who played at Dallas (Ga.) East Paulding High northwest of Atlanta, turned 22 on June 3. In age and playing experience, he was to be one of the senior members of an inexperienced offensive line. He started five games at right tackle last season before suffering a season-ending left knee injury last Sept. 27 against Duke.

He missed spring practices recovering from the injury and was cleared to return in May. He appeared to be one of the pieces UM would rely on to replace multi-year starters in Ereck Flowers, Jon Feliciano and Shane McDermott.

“Will always love you Miami this was not my decision but I am no longer a Miami hurricane,” Gadbois tweeted after the meeting, adding he had “lots of pain in my heart knowing my dream of graduating [college] was one semester short.”

WTF
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Are you implying that someone higher up than Golden made the call?

And that Golden was, yet again, unable to save one of "his kids"?

svenben said:
Not that I have inside information but how does everyone know that Golden kicked him off the team??
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arizonacane said:
Al Golden is the Barack Obama of UM.
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FOH Barack Obama has done more than any president in the last 40 years gtfoh with that dumb sh*t. Eliminated the Taliban leader under his command , have had multiple attacks on their top executives, greatly reduced the unemployment rate and amongst a bevy other things. What more can you do when have people in office voting against you or not wanting to work with you, or even undermine you because of the color of your skin...
 
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Kevin said:
Important to remember in the chaos that is these flaming hot takes, wait for both sides to speak. Take everything said by Gadbois with a grain of salt.
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Well now that we've heard from the segment of the fan base that worship's Al Golden's dong... Can everyone accept that Al Golden's Hurricupcakes will never win anything, and will continue to mire in mediocrity?

#DESERVE6-7
 
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never mind.. I see the article. wow lol. Even if the guy was sort of a cancer you cant just kick him out of school, drop a schollie, and make him fend for himself.. let alone being told you can no longer do what you love. ****.
 
It sounds like Gadbois did something very bad. I bet he severely beat up one of his teammates, perhaps an incoming freshman. If that is the case, he needs to be gone.

Al Golden should also be gone.
 
Golden is truly a piece of **** coward

A gutless, coward, loser
 
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CaneDro said:
@flasportsbuzz: Besides having an NCAA issue, Gadbois was not viewed by coaches as good fit for culture they want to build. That's main reason for dismissal

Just didn't fit the culture huh smh what a clown this golden guy is,
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He was too aggressive and outgoing....horrible fit. SMFH.
 
Gadbois had to have did something else we don't know ZThey wouldn't have kicked him out of the school for academis If he was only suspended from football participation. There is more to the story
 
**** Al Golden
**** Blake James
**** Shalala and any person related to her
**** Dorito
**** the ACC for not lighting a fire under these feggot's assess
**** the BOT
And **** every single Yankee doodle, new joizy trash heap **** sucking cagot that bandwagoned their asses from temple
And **** pedo state for producing these feggots
 
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So....Matts program source tells him that his comments weren't the only reason he got the boot but he doesn't follow up on what those reasons are, great reporting.
 
prinmemo said:
It sounds like Gadbois did something very bad. I bet he severely beat up one of his teammates, perhaps an incoming freshman. If that is the case, he needs to be gone.
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If true ... To me ... That would qualify as a significant legal issue. And would warrant scholarship revocation, IMO.
 
Ya gotta tear it down before you can build it back up, boys. Once we go winless then and only then will you see Alfredo start to work his magic. Let's just hope that he has the cot**** decency to thank Clappy and Radio for getting him a headstart on the teardown.
 
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