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Not playing in front of even 1/2 filled stadium plays a big part mentally for these guys. It comes up too often in interviews. You can have all the juice in the world in the locker room but if you run out of the smoke to that empty stadium it's definitely a gut punch. They sold I believe 35k in season tickets and it seems like people are trying to make a quick buck. I saw last Friday that people were still trying to sell their tickets on FB and Stubhub. At that point you know they're not going to sell, so why not give them to someone who will actually go? There shouldn't be any reason those seats aren't filled for home games. I myself gave mine away because I couldn't go. I even put up a post on the Miami Fan Page on FB so people could post their tickets, only 1 person gave away a parking pass. I understand the cost involved but I also know you can pay for most of your season tickets by selling a couple of the marquee games too.
 
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Madabs said:
Not playing in front of even 1/2 filled stadium plays a big part mentally for these guys. It comes up too often in interviews. You can have all the juice in the world in the locker room but if you run out of the smoke to that empty stadium it's definitely a gut punch. They sold I believe 35k in season tickets and it seems like people are trying to make a quick buck. I saw last Friday that people were still trying to sell their tickets on FB and Stubhub. At that point you know they're not going to sell, so why not give them to someone who will actually go? There shouldn't be any reason those seats aren't filled for home games. I myself gave mine away because I couldn't go. I even put up a post on the Miami Fan Page on FB so people could post their tickets, only 1 person gave away a parking pass. I understand the cost involved but I also know you can pay for most of your season tickets by selling a couple of the marquee games too.
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Man for real it's like playing in those empty stadiums like during the covid years, they score a TD and its still quite in the buildings
 
grover said:
I'm sure Mario knows what happened. But a good coach wants the players' perspective so he can address differences between truth and perception. The bigger concern is that TS didn't have an informed opinion.
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Yes. This.

Like any good professor, you don’t give the student the answer—you pose more questions and press the student to figure it out.

Love the notion that Cristobal critics don’t think an experienced, successful head coach knows what he’s doing.
 
ssvir said:
He knows the answer just like even the dullest knives in the CIS drawer do ..... other than TS2 our CBs (young and old) are TERRIBLE.

UNC should score a billion points b/c the blueprint of quick passes to WRs in space plays to the worst part of our defense (besides 0, 11, and 17s tackling of course).
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Ts2 is average at best
 
jjacks93 said:
I pulled my groin on that long run, the touchdown saving run. I don’t think I’ve had to open up and run like that in a while. So just me running like that I overstrained my groin.


Wtf is this sht
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His turbo blew out
 
ddann said:
Kirby knows DBs.

TS is the best Miami has right now, but at UGA he was just a rotational guy who was fighting for playing time. That’s the cold, hard reality.
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He was gonna be a starter there...he was already a rotational guy as a freshman. He didnt transfer due to playing time obviously
 
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