Exactly. Had he done the same on D, he'd still be here. Had Golden adapted and fixed the D, he'd have lasted longer. Had Richt let go of the O and hired someone like Lashlee, he'd still be here. Stubborn coaches don't last long here.
As in personnel or scheme?
Personnel scheme.
it’s broken and it’s going to be fixed. That’s the quote I got.
You must be 40 or under. You’re far to patient.
My only problem with this is idk how he’s gonna be able to stack talent losing to the MTSUs of the world with the huge difference in talent he already has. Who wants to come play here after seeing that, short of a *massive* turn around.
Even slip n slide Manny had us pretty much in all the games last year so I totally agree. these guys are suppose to be much better coaches and this is not some super good young team sure we lost a couple of receivers but most of this team was Here last year and we supposedly have some good looking defense according to some that we didn't have last year and was our biggest problem under Manny.
Hope your home survived Ian.
I wish we still had a “gimmicky” offense. That offense didn’t struggle to score against garbage G5 programs.
in what timeframe?
It’s always been south Florida and everyone knew what was down here. It was MORE difficult twenty five/thirty years ago to find diamonds in the rough. Everything was more difficult from recruiting to evaluating talent. Access to film, information and evaluations were limited. Coaches didn’t have any more time then than they do now. They had less support staff and professionals to get what they needed. Today you can watch every gave of every kids and get what you need without leaving your living room. Back then, you had to work your *** off and know what you were doing without help. The state hasn’t gotten smaller, it’s become much easier to do the job. The NFL is filled with kids from every school and they aren’t highly rated guys from only big programs. There’s more diamonds in the rough going unseen today then ever. Opportunities for guys to find and see unrecognized talent is bountiful. Greatest and easiest time ever to build a roster. Ask yourself this simple question, how many south Florida kids have gone unrecruited by Miami since Butch left and found their way to lower profile programs that you wish we kept home? MORE than any of us would like to remember. We can all name twenty misses in the last four cycles. Twenty kids that you wish Miami had, instead of what we currently do. That’s INSANE! Try to name twenty from the 80’s. Do you really think Butch would have fought to keep Pope a five star that couldn’t catch? Before you lose site of my point on a Pope, Alabama was his second choice. He would have let Noodles bounce and grabbed a three or four star that could catch and wanted to be here. Remember Pope stayed for family. Much easier today if you know what you’re looking for.
Plausible.
We’ve seen that movie, too many times to count. With all of the resources invested in Mario and Crew, you would think that they would give him a little more time than normal, at least. My question is… how much time is he going to be giving to get this thing right? I don’t mind being a “pro style” offense. But design your concepts around what your talent can do best. Is that too much to ask for? Your talent changes every year. Have a plan! Stop trying to bang square pegs into round holes.
Tired as **** on waiting. The canes are dead. No more patient anymore. It's a circus.
