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Cristobal was the first candidate named by ESPN's Joe Schad on SportsCenter just now when they addressed Golden's possible successor at Miami. Bruce Feldman continues to vouch for Cristobal, naming him as the #1 candidate in his FOX Sports article addressing the upcoming UM coaching search. Cristobal received more than twice as many votes as Herman and Fuente combined in the Palm Beach Post's poll yesterday.
This has to stop. Right f***ing now.
Not good enough for FIU, but good enough for Miami after three consecutive program-crippling hires? How do these people not see that placing so much emphasis on "South Florida recruiting ties, bro" is a recipe for disaster? Once upon a time, Al Golden was hailed by the media as a great recruiter. His pitch to local ballers fell on deaf ears as his flaws on the sidelines were exposed. Easy to be a great recruiter when you're a position coach on a Nick Saban staff at a storied SEC program with world class facilities and a surreal gameday atmosphere. Making a pitch as the head man at Miami is an entirely different world.
Most importantly, we need a head coach, not a head recruiter. Hiring a position coach from an SEC power who failed miserably in his only prior head-coaching opportunity would be unacceptable. Certain Cristobal defenders have stated that both Urban and Harbaugh made the jump from position coach to head coach earlier in their careers. But they did that at Bowling Green and the University of San Diego, respectively. This. Is. F***ing. Miami. The admin would have to be certifiably insane to even bring him in for an interview.
Feldman had Cristobal at #1 on his list with Tom Herman and Justin Fuente tied for 10th. If Cristobal's even on our admin's radar as a fringe possibility, it's cause for being scared s***less about this coaching search.
This has to stop. Right f***ing now.
Not good enough for FIU, but good enough for Miami after three consecutive program-crippling hires? How do these people not see that placing so much emphasis on "South Florida recruiting ties, bro" is a recipe for disaster? Once upon a time, Al Golden was hailed by the media as a great recruiter. His pitch to local ballers fell on deaf ears as his flaws on the sidelines were exposed. Easy to be a great recruiter when you're a position coach on a Nick Saban staff at a storied SEC program with world class facilities and a surreal gameday atmosphere. Making a pitch as the head man at Miami is an entirely different world.
Most importantly, we need a head coach, not a head recruiter. Hiring a position coach from an SEC power who failed miserably in his only prior head-coaching opportunity would be unacceptable. Certain Cristobal defenders have stated that both Urban and Harbaugh made the jump from position coach to head coach earlier in their careers. But they did that at Bowling Green and the University of San Diego, respectively. This. Is. F***ing. Miami. The admin would have to be certifiably insane to even bring him in for an interview.
Feldman had Cristobal at #1 on his list with Tom Herman and Justin Fuente tied for 10th. If Cristobal's even on our admin's radar as a fringe possibility, it's cause for being scared s***less about this coaching search.
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