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The incompetence continues / practice fields

hydro66 said:
It's the principal of the fiasco.
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I agree. Still **** them.
This is like your buddy from out of town asking if he can crash on your couch for a couple days and then *****ing that you didn’t buy a new couch for him to sleep on.
If UM is charging the 49ers for the facilities, they have a right to complain. If you’re using someone else’s facilities for free and they’re not up to your standards, it’s up to you to improve your situation.
 
DTP said:
I agree. Still **** them.
This is like your buddy from out of town asking if he can crash on your couch for a couple days and then *****ing that you didn’t buy a new couch for him to sleep on.
If UM is charging the 49ers for the facilities, they have a right to complain. If you’re using someone else’s facilities for free and they’re not up to your standards, it’s up to you to improve your situation.
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This misses the point.

We run our OWN football program, outside of whenever the SuperBowl comes to town. It would behoove us to maintain our fields to the safest possible standard at all times, no? i mean, for OUR benefit. I couldn't give a **** about the 49ers.
 
JackOAT said:
This misses the point.

We run our OWN football program, outside of whenever the SuperBowl comes to town. It would behoove us to maintain our fields to the safest possible standard at all times, no? i mean, for OUR benefit. I couldn't give a **** about the 49ers.
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The replace the fields every year before spring practice. The maintenance schedule revolves around when UM needs the fields.
 
DTP said:
The replace the fields every year before spring practice. The maintenance schedule revolves around when UM needs the fields.
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That all sounds great, but now what's out there is that Miami's fields aren't safe, at least not to NFL standards.

That generates follow up questions like "why?" and most likely the answers are kept internally. Absent any reasonable explanation from the AD you're left with the perception.

And keep that in mind when you think about why they brought the super bowl teams to practice at the U. The only benefit it seems is favorable PR.
And they ended up ******* that up. This is total incompetence.

The whole purpose was to show the rest of the football world "hey we're the Miami Hurricanes and we are capable of hosting NFL Super Bowl franchises" and it's turned into "hey we're the Miami Hurricanes and we have facilities that are a danger to our own athletes".

We would've been better off not hosting anyone and letting those ****ers run around at tropical park.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
And when recruits visit other programs, you hand them a printout of the "Miami practice fields unsafe for NFL" article.

***** the people whining about "doom and gloom". The story is eternal, whether you admit it or not.

Beta Blake lost the PR war by digging his heels. We could be telling recruits "we are up to NFL standards" for the next decade except for the fact that Blake botched this situation.
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LOL - Actually we are at the NFL standards now.
 
JackOAT said:
That all sounds great, but now what's out there is that Miami's fields aren't safe, at least not to NFL standards.

That generates follow up questions like "why?" and most likely the answers are kept internally. Absent any reasonable explanation from the AD you're left with the perception.

And keep that in mind when you think about why they brought the super bowl teams to practice at the U. The only benefit it seems is favorable PR.
And they ended up ******* that up. This is total incompetence.

The whole purpose was to show the rest of the football world "hey we're the Miami Hurricanes and we are capable of hosting NFL Super Bowl franchises" and it's turned into "hey we're the Miami Hurricanes and we have facilities that are a danger to our own athletes".

We would've been better off not hosting anyone and letting those ****ers run around at tropical park.
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so well said, either way, thank you university of MIAMI for phuckin up another one. I hope this gets BJ GONE. Enough is enough. I wouldn't drink the water in these parts. It's a joke. THERE IS always something wrong down there.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
And when recruits visit other programs, you hand them a printout of the "Miami practice fields unsafe for NFL" article.

***** the people whining about "doom and gloom". The story is eternal, whether you admit it or not.

Beta Blake lost the PR war by digging his heels. We could be telling recruits "we are up to NFL standards" for the next decade except for the fact that Blake botched this situation.
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There is no PR war cause literally no one cares.
 
OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
LOL - Actually we are at the NFL standards now.
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Hey, man, you are assuming that Blake will make sure that the new grass is watered and fertilized.

I fully expect Beta Blake will get all passive-aggressive and let the new grass die so that he can say "I told you so" and go back to his precious dangerous grass.
 
JackOAT said:
recruits and their parents will care.
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Here's what you're missing. They replace the field every year before football practices resume. The UM football team would not have been practicing on the current version of the field. Regardless of it's condition. The 49ers expected UM to replace the turf for them to practice on it in January even though the UM football team will not be using the field for practice until March. Which is why I don't care that the 49ers had to have their own sod put down at greentree.
 
Go Canes!! said:
Recruits will see a brand new, NFL approved new field sitting next to a state of the art IPF.
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Recruits will hear how the NFL and the 49ers had to hold a gun to Blake's head to get him to install a less-dangerous surface.

Recruits can also find all the comments made by our players regarding past injuries. They can also find all the lawsuits that our prior coaches had to file to get paid their severance.

It doesn't take a lot of effort to find plenty of ammunition that offsets a "state of the art IPF".
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Recruits will hear how the NFL and the 49ers had to hold a gun to Blake's head to get him to install a less-dangerous surface.

Recruits can also find all the comments made by our players regarding past injuries. They can also find all the lawsuits that our prior coaches had to file to get paid their severance.

It doesn't take a lot of effort to find plenty of ammunition that offsets a "state of the art IPF".
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You’ve gone off the deep end man. You keep thinking this is a major deal.
 
DTP said:
Here's what you're missing. They replace the field every year before football practices resume. The UM football team would not have been practicing on the current version of the field. Regardless of it's condition. The 49ers expected UM to replace the turf for them to practice on it in January even though the UM football team will not be using the field for practice until March. Which is why I don't care that the 49ers had to have their own sod put down at greentree.
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there are multiple ways to look at this but our fans as usual look at the one way least favorable to the school and then lead the way on social media trashing the school. i get it that sports fans are easily THE most cynical negative group out there. just go the comments under every post by anyone and read the bitter negativity but i don't understand why our fans get off on trashing something they are supposed to love.
 
TheOriginalCane said:
Keep repeating that, Blake.

You are wrong.
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actually if you scroll through twitter, no one has cared sicne the story dropped. the initial buzz was there, but now its onto other stuff. most of the stuff is still centered on the KObe Bryant stuff esp after Shaq and Jerry Wests words on TNT. thats not to say it is annoying to have this in the media, but its literally a small fragment of the entire weeks coverage. stop blowing it up to something it isnt nationally. ****, outside of the initial 247 story, there hasnt been any buzz about it off the college twitter accounts.
 
Go Canes!! said:
You’ve gone off the deep end man. You keep thinking this is a major deal.
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lets worry about what recruits are going to think about what we used to have when we have brand new fields but lets not worry about the constant public trashing of the program on social media (which the kids look at) by the people that are supposed to love it.
 
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