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CaneTheGaytors

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It's time to declare full out war on the BOT and the Admin at the U!

Never has a coach been so reviled in the history of South Florida sports, not even the infamously terrible Tom Olivadotti and his Swiss cheese prevent defense.

It's time to hold mass protests, run adds on TV, radio, whatever it takes to make these elitist @$$holes fire Fraulden and crew and bring back Butch!
 
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These banners need to be directed at Board of Trustees! Not Golden or Blake James. There just puppets. Richard Fain, Stuart Miller, and Dr.Frenk is who we need to be targeting.
 
CaneTheGaytors said:
It's time to declare full out war on the BOT and the Admin at the U!

Never has a coach been so reviled in the history of South Florida sports, not even the infamously terrible Tom Olivadotti and his Swiss cheese prevent defense.

It's time to hold mass protests, run adds on TV, radio, whatever it takes to make these elitist @$$holes fire Fraulden and crew and bring back Butch!
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I know your refering to the time he was the Dolphins DC (and yes, it was a bad time), but Tom Olivadotti WAS the 'Canes DC during the '83 championship season.

The first "The []_[]" documentary points out he was the player's choice to succeed Schnelly; thankfully for the 'Canes, JJ was hired.
 
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CaneFan79 said:
CaneTheGaytors said:
It's time to declare full out war on the BOT and the Admin at the U!

Never has a coach been so reviled in the history of South Florida sports, not even the infamously terrible Tom Olivadotti and his Swiss cheese prevent defense.

It's time to hold mass protests, run adds on TV, radio, whatever it takes to make these elitist @$$holes fire Fraulden and crew and bring back Butch!
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I know your refering to the time he was the Dolphins DC (and yes, it was a bad time), but Tom Olivadotti WAS the 'Canes DC during the '83 championship season.

The first "The []_[]" documentary points out he was the player's choice to succeed Schnelly; thankfully for the 'Canes, JJ was hired.
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Good observation. Thank God J.J. was hired. Olivadotti would have been Al Folden 25 years earlier.
 
Firing Day is 50 away.

However, we'll still be stuck with the same incompetence at BOT and AD.

This week, I'm a Hokie; next week a Tiger; whatever it takes to fire Fraulden.

[video=youtube;ww_7W9CWLlg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww_7W9CWLlg[/video]
 
I've come to believe that what we have is an administration that has deliberately destroyed its own football program and tradition. These aristocratic ********, so afraid of the Thug U image, have exactly what they've wanted, a bottom feeder program. Their main problem is the Old Cane Fans. They still remember the glory days, and revel in them. We'll eventually die off. In the meantime, the blue-noses aim to lower fan expectations, to get some asses in the seats. Trouble with that is that Miami is a notorious front-runner town. They only like winners. Can't blame them.

The only leverage left is the ACC. Will those blue bloods be happy with Miami's contributions? It took a long time to get Temple kicked out of the Big East, but at least we have a blueprint: an embarrassingly empty stadium.

The last alternative is nearly impossible because of Miami's private status; get rid of the aristocratic blue-bloods.

Firing Day is 48 away.

[video=youtube;BWFeUNyfpmM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWFeUNyfpmM[/video]







 
Actually we should all pick a game to go to and spend the entire game chanting "We want Butch, we want Butch".
 
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Klamalama said:
I've come to believe that what we have is an administration that has deliberately destroyed its own football program and tradition. These aristocratic ********, so afraid of the Thug U image, have exactly what they've wanted, a bottom feeder program. Their main problem is the Old Cane Fans. They still remember the glory days, and revel in them. We'll eventually die off. In the meantime, the blue-noses aim to lower fan expectations, to get some asses in the seats. Trouble with that is that Miami is a notorious front-runner town. They only like winners. Can't blame them.

The only leverage left is the ACC. Will those blue bloods be happy with Miami's contributions? It took a long time to get Temple kicked out of the Big East, but at least we have a blueprint: an embarrassingly empty stadium.

The last alternative is nearly impossible because of Miami's private status; get rid of the aristocratic blue-bloods.

Firing Day is 48 away.

[video=youtube;BWFeUNyfpmM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWFeUNyfpmM[/video]







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Excellent post, Klam! Spot on.
 
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