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atlcane72 said:
The game day coaching is a problem. The play calling has been too predictable. I thought we were finally switching it up today then we reverted back to tendencies. Everybody in America knows when we are running the ball.
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4 years ago Coach Hayes warned us.
 
He is a meat head. I never and dont expect coaching genius out of him, i expected recruiting and hiring people. That 90% inside run is him and Mirabal. We ain't winning **** with him. They lost the game v Louisville the same way.

This is no different than not taking a knee. He got to go if we are being honest. Napier and Kelly fired. Norvell is being saved by poverty. What's our excuse? I will not be UF and FSU fans who defend bull**** until its too obvious to ignore the scent
 
supacane said:
He is a meat head. I never and dont expect coaching genius out of him, i expected recruiting and hiring people. That 90% inside run is him and Mirabal. We ain't winning **** with him. They lost the game v Louisville the same way.

This is no different than not taking a knee. He got to go if we are being honest. Napier and Kelly fired. Norvell is being saved by poverty. What's our excuse? I will not be UF and FSU fans who defend bull**** until its too obvious to ignore the scent
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I doubt Norvell survives. I wouldn't be surprised if FSU is backchanneling right now to get his replacement lined up before they fire him.
 
Mario is losing on purpose to lower Notre Dame and Louisville's strength of schedule for the CFP!
 
Hurricane23 said:
that man has already paid for the wrong he's done, what does banning a former Cane who bleed in a Miami uniform have to do with it, Mario and the university gets what it deserves
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You're a ******* dope. He cost the University hundreds of millions of dollars.
 
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SinisterCane said:
In that same staff collapse right around the same time as now
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Yes. Last season the defensive weakness caught up to us, this season Becks poor play caught up to us. Better coaches still find ways to win. Ours can’t. And I don’t know how you coach around a QB who is a pick machine.
 
Handsome Squidbum said:
Yes. Last season the defensive weakness caught up to us, this season Becks poor play caught up to us. Better coaches still find ways to win. Ours can’t. And I don’t know how you coach around a QB who is a pick machine.
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Give him a good running game. Oh, that's right the two OL "gurus" we have on staff can't coach for ****.
 
Mario's lover is mad at me....lol
 

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STG said:
You mean like @TaylorWalls and @MikeyCanez who appear to be ghost.
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Busy weekend but I appreciate occupying some space in your head. But there will be no continued defending or slurping from me.

For what it is worth, I always preferred Lane Kiffin and have never been blind to Mario's shortcomings. But I did think that the talent level was finally at a place where we could judge him on his merits and after the start to the season, I thought we would progress as the season went along.

I was wrong.

And it is clear that no one does less with more than Mario.

The penalties are egregious, the lack of offensive imagination is embarrassing, and the decision-making from top to bottom is impossible to defend. I don't think Mario and the coaching staff were the only reason that Miami lost yesterday, but they were the main reason. And there is no excuse for continuing to play down to the competition year after year.

We find new and humiliating ways to lose every season and scoring 20 points against THAT defense is fireable in every sense of the word. The irony that Mario spent so much effort clowning Manny Diaz for leaving the cupboard bare and now Duke is in a better position to make the ACC Title Game is not lost on me.

I still wouldn't fire him, not just because of the buyout and support internally, but especially given that Miami would be, generously, the fourth or fifth-best job to open this offseason and I'd prefer a less competitive coaching market. I also would prefer to hang on to what, at least for now, looks like a promising recruiting class. But I am all for moving on from him for the right candidate.

Also, I am never one to constantly blame the refs, but PICKING UP the flag for defensive PI on Marion AND calling that holding on Mauigoa and then not calling it when Trader was abused in the end zone is ******* embarrassing and the ACC deserves all of the shame that they definitely don't feel.
 
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