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Canes1968 said:
You mean my two part OP where I was making a point about the article and then afterward made a side comment about Bama fans wanting to run Saban off after that loss and Clemson fans wanting to run off Dabo?

Nuance is clearly completely beyond you.
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And you bring up Miami in your OP. Did you read your porst? The comparison has nothing to do with Miami. It is irrelevant what happened to Saban and Bama and their fans.

Move on Potato.
 
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Consigliere said:
And you bring up Miami in your OP. Did you read your porst? The comparison has nothing to do with Miami. It is irrelevant what happened to Saban and Bama and their fans.

Move on Potato.
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What they learned from that game is incredibly relevant to Miami.
 
Consigliere said:
And you're the Potato who applied Saban's path at Bama to Miami. Move on.
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I never applied Saban’s path at Bama to Miami. I took one game and the lessons the program learned from that one game and said that is exactly the lesson Miami needs to learn.
 
Canes1968 said:
I never applied Saban’s path at Bama to Miami. I took one game and the lessons the program learned from that one game and said that is exactly the lesson Miami needs to learn.
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You would benefit by reading the comments after your porst. I am out, feel free to continue this on your own.
 
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Canes1968 said:
Never said it didn’t, but we’re only 4 games in. I’m not going to fire a staff based on 4 games. If we all did that, we’d probably only have 3 NCs instead of 5.
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And I never said fire the staff after 4 games. That’s just not realistic. I’m just frustrated because I saw this coming from miles away. I’ve kinda become an expert on corches the last decade and a half. It stuns me that other Canes haven’t caught on yet.
 
Canes1968 said:
We are not stacked, not even close. Especially not in the trenches, and especially considering most of these guys come out of the toxic SF sports culture.
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Reading comprehension, we are stacked in context to the division we play in. Also your last line, funny how the players that come out of the toxic SF sports culture that go elsewhere end up fine. How about Cager who couldn’t catch a cold here, is now making plays for UGA. Same guy, same talent, yet something is different for the better. What could that be?
 
bobbydigius said:
Reading comprehension, we are stacked in context to the division we play in. Also your last line, funny how the players that come out of the toxic SF sports culture that go elsewhere end up fine. How about Cager who couldn’t catch a cold here, is now making plays for UGA. Same guy, same talent, yet something is different for the better. What could that be?
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We aren’t stacked relative to our division. That’s a mirage. We aren’t really any better in the trenches than the average Coastal team, especially not at OL. I’ll give you the skill positions, but that doesn’t mean **** when you are just average in the trenches.

Why do other SF players do better elsewhere? Because they finally learn a new culture. They are forced to get out of that SF mentality that talent alone will create success.
 
Canes1968 said:
We aren’t stacked relative to our division. That’s a mirage. We aren’t really any better in the trenches than the average Coastal team, especially not at OL. I’ll give you the skill positions, but that doesn’t mean **** when you are just average in the trenches.

Why do other SF players do better elsewhere? Because they finally learn a new culture. They are forced to get out of that SF mentality that talent alone will create success.
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Thats total BS. Yes we are. Skill position wise were are top 10-15 nationwide and that alone should allow us to dominate the Coastal. Even the trenches which admittedly need work, in comparison to our schedule it is much much better. We have issues at Tackle and DT, true, but lets stop acting like every team in our division doesn't have major issues all over the roster. We got beat up front by UNC, the same UNC team that just lost to App St. This is all coaching, why are you continuously putting your head in the sand. We have Garvin out there jogging on plays, why? Because the players are apathetic, that is on the coaches.
 
bobbydigius said:
Thats total BS. Yes we are. Skill position wise were are top 10-15 nationwide and that alone should allow us to dominate the Coastal. Even the trenches which admittedly need work, in comparison to our schedule it is much much better. We have issues at Tackle and DT, true, but lets stop acting like every team in our division doesn't have major issues all over the roster. We got beat up front by UNC, the same UNC team that just lost to App St. This is all coaching, why are you continuously putting your head in the sand. We have Garvin out there jogging on plays, why? Because the players are apathetic, that is on the coaches.
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You, like most other fans, are significantly overvaluing our talent. We do not have top 15 skill position talent. Sorry, that’s simply a fact. Do we have a talent advantage at the skill positions? Yes, but it’s not nearly as large as you think it is. In the trenches, our talent advantage is marginal at best.
 
Canes1968 said:
You, like most other fans, are significantly overvaluing our talent. We do not have top 15 skill position talent. Sorry, that’s simply a fact. Do we have a talent advantage at the skill positions? Yes, but it’s not nearly as large as you think it is. In the trenches, our talent advantage is marginal at best.
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Lets see how the draft plays it all out. We have a roster littered with kids everyone wanted. Issues at DT and T for sure though. They just end up looking bad with the sub par coaching. And Cager just made another catch he seemed to never make at Miami....
 
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bobbydigius said:
Lets see how the draft plays it all out. We have a roster littered with kids everyone wanted. Issues at DT and T for sure though. They just end up looking bad with the sub par coaching. And Cager just made another catch he seemed to never make at Miami....
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Cager has plenty of really good moments and catches at Miami. He just couldn’t consistently catch the ball. He’s not doing that either at UGA. Also, we currently have 3 or 3 receivers with more yards thru 4 games than Cager.
 
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