Even Cristobal isn't interested in that gig. They are in a fertile recruiting area. However, that area is highly competitive, and they have a fan base that has attendance figures that wouldn't even fill 5 full sections.
You sound concerned.
You have no idea what you're talking about. It's more than just a fertile recruiting area. Miami had tradition and history. It's been done by 4 different coaches since the late 70s. Four different guys have won titles there since 1983.
Yeah it's competitive. Every fertile recruiting ground is competitive. For a good % of those recruits, Miami is where they want to be. And for another %, they can be talked into it by a good recruiter ... like Mario.
Not too worried. Miami now has to compete with Georgia, Clemson, and South Carolina on top of Florida, Florida St, Alabama, Auburn, and LSU. They also haven’t been consistently good since recruiting has gone national. That fertile area is getting picked over by 9-10 more schools than it used to be. Oregon being one of them.
Also, why leave Oregon when the school has a flag planted in downtown Los Angeles?
Even Cristobal isn't interested in that gig. They are in a fertile recruiting area. However, that area is highly competitive, and they have a fan base that has attendance figures that wouldn't even fill 5 full sections.
You sound concerned.
You have no idea what you're talking about. It's more than just a fertile recruiting area. Miami had tradition and history. It's been done by 4 different coaches since the late 70s. Four different guys have won titles there since 1983.
Yeah it's competitive. Every fertile recruiting ground is competitive. For a good % of those recruits, Miami is where they want to be. And for another %, they can be talked into it by a good recruiter ... like Mario.
Not too worried. Miami now has to compete with Georgia, Clemson, and South Carolina on top of Florida, Florida St, Alabama, Auburn, and LSU. They also haven’t been consistently good since recruiting has gone national. That fertile area is getting picked over by 9-10 more schools than it used to be. Oregon being one of them.
Also, why leave Oregon when the school has a flag planted in downtown Los Angeles?
You think national recruiting just started happening? JFC.
Where were you when Penn State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State and the entire SEC had flags planted in Liberty City? Miami as a program was born out of having to talk blue chip (that's what we called them way back) out of leaving the area to play elsewhere, which was the default play. Pete Carroll recruited Florida well during his run at SC, which is now a long time ago. Oregon isn't really pulling significant numbers yet, though with Mario running the show that could change. Georgia has always been there, but has had more success of late because of Smart. Historically, Miami wins more battles over Georgia than the other way around. Before them it was LSU pulling great players out of historically strong Miami recruiting areas, which extends beyond Dade County btw.
5 national titles, a nose hair clipping away from 7, under 4 different coaches. Think about that. Washington hasn't sniffed one since DJ and have gone through 6, SIX, coaches since then. You've never had one. Not. One. Single. Title. Ever. Bitch.
First round draft picks coming out the ass. Pro Bowlers, Hofamers, slew of wins over #1 ranked teams, winners of Rose, Cotton, Orange and Sugar Bowls (before those became warm up games), slayer of Big 8 powers Nebraska and Oklahoma, trend setting program that gets copied by everybody and never copies anybody. A team that has played a major role in some of cfb's most iconic and legendary games. 56 home winning streak. 21 game road winning streak. A coach who built the legendary Dallas Cowboy dynasty of the 90s who to this day admits crying when driving away from Coral Gables. A program that absolutely and without question permanently redefined defensive football with speed.
Ted Hendricks, Jim Otto, Jerome Brown, Cortez Kennedy, Kevin Fagan, Jessie Armstead, Jim Kelly, Michael Irvin, Bennie Blades, Brian Blades, Jim Burt, Warren Sapp, Ray Lewis, Jonathan Vilma, Dan Morgan, Bernie Kosar, Winston Moss, Kenard Lang, Jon Beason, Mike Barrow, Ed Reed, Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Frank Gore, Edgerin James, Devin Hester, Clinton Portis, Chuck Foreman, Ottis Anderson, Rubin Carter, Calais Campbell, Lamar Miller, Bubba Franks, Chris Meyers, Eddie Edwards, Greg Olson, Jeremy Shockey, Leon Searcy, Dennis Harrah, Eric Winston, Vince Wilfork, Russell Maryland, Kenny Holmes, Duane Starks, Darryl Williams, Danny Stubbs, Freddy Marion, Ronnie Lippett, SEAN FUCKING TAYLOR, Antrelle Rolle, Eddie Brown, Travis Benjamin, Santana Moss, and a bunch of other dudes I'm tired of mother fucking typing. Vinnie T. left off purposefully even though he was a specimen at QB before that was a thing. Fuck we? even had a punter who lasted 50 fucking years in the NFL.
Now you go.
Fuck outta here with burying my Canes. You're not even qualified to talk to me duck boy. Fuck. outta. here.
Even Cristobal isn't interested in that gig. They are in a fertile recruiting area. However, that area is highly competitive, and they have a fan base that has attendance figures that wouldn't even fill 5 full sections.
You sound concerned.
You have no idea what you're talking about. It's more than just a fertile recruiting area. Miami had tradition and history. It's been done by 4 different coaches since the late 70s. Four different guys have won titles there since 1983.
Yeah it's competitive. Every fertile recruiting ground is competitive. For a good % of those recruits, Miami is where they want to be. And for another %, they can be talked into it by a good recruiter ... like Mario.
Not too worried. Miami now has to compete with Georgia, Clemson, and South Carolina on top of Florida, Florida St, Alabama, Auburn, and LSU. They also haven’t been consistently good since recruiting has gone national. That fertile area is getting picked over by 9-10 more schools than it used to be. Oregon being one of them.
Also, why leave Oregon when the school has a flag planted in downtown Los Angeles?
You think national recruiting just started happening? JFC.
Where were you when Penn State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State and the entire SEC had flags planted in Liberty City? Miami as a program was born out of having to talk blue chip (that's what we called them way back) out of leaving the area to play elsewhere, which was the default play. Pete Carroll recruited Florida well during his run at SC, which is now a long time ago. Oregon isn't really pulling significant numbers yet, though with Mario running the show that could change. Georgia has always been there, but has had more success of late because of Smart. Historically, Miami wins more battles over Georgia than the other way around. Before them it was LSU pulling great players out of historically strong Miami recruiting areas, which extends beyond Dade County btw.
5 national titles, a nose hair clipping away from 7, under 4 different coaches. Think about that. Washington hasn't sniffed one since DJ and have gone through 6, SIX, coaches since then. You've never had one. Not. One. Single. Title. Ever. Bitch.
First round draft picks coming out the ass. Pro Bowlers, Hofamers, slew of wins over #1 ranked teams, winners of Rose, Cotton, Orange and Sugar Bowls (before those became warm up games), slayer of Big 8 powers Nebraska and Oklahoma, trend setting program that gets copied by everybody and never copies anybody. A team that has played a major role in some of cfb's most iconic and legendary games. 56 home winning streak. 21 game road winning streak. A coach who built the legendary Dallas Cowboy dynasty of the 90s who to this day admits crying when driving away from Coral Gables. A program that absolutely and without question permanently redefined defensive football with speed.
Ted Hendricks, Jim Otto, Jerome Brown, Cortez Kennedy, Kevin Fagan, Jessie Armstead, Jim Kelly, Michael Irvin, Bennie Blades, Brian Blades, Jim Burt, Warren Sapp, Ray Lewis, Jonathan Vilma, Dan Morgan, Bernie Kosar, Winston Moss, Kenard Lang, Jon Beason, Mike Barrow, Ed Reed, Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Frank Gore, Edgerin James, Devin Hester, Clinton Portis, Chuck Foreman, Ottis Anderson, Rubin Carter, Calais Campbell, Lamar Miller, Bubba Franks, Chris Meyers, Eddie Edwards, Greg Olson, Jeremy Shockey, Leon Searcy, Dennis Harrah, Eric Winston, Vince Wilfork, Russell Maryland, Kenny Holmes, Duane Starks, Darryl Williams, Danny Stubbs, Freddy Marion, Ronnie Lippett, SEAN FUCKING TAYLOR, Antrelle Rolle, Eddie Brown, Travis Benjamin, Santana Moss, and a bunch of other dudes I'm tired of mother fucking typing. Vinnie T. left off purposefully even though he was a specimen at QB before that was a thing. Fuck we? even had a punter who lasted 50 fucking years in the NFL.
Now you go.
Fuck outta here with burying my Canes. You're not even qualified to talk to me duck boy. Fuck. outta. here.
Nebraska never came back, and to a lesser extent the same can be said about Notre Dame. Face it, college football is the last thing on peoples minds in South Beach. The program has and will continue to be underfunded. And the talent that is flush there will continue to be sniped by Florida, Florida St. (now that they might have a competent coach), Clemson, Georgia, LSU, Auburn, Alabama, and South Carolina.
It’s been 14 years, except for one year they were relevant. Stop living in the past, those times are over. Your Canes are dead.
Even Cristobal isn't interested in that gig. They are in a fertile recruiting area. However, that area is highly competitive, and they have a fan base that has attendance figures that wouldn't even fill 5 full sections.
You sound concerned.
You have no idea what you're talking about. It's more than just a fertile recruiting area. Miami had tradition and history. It's been done by 4 different coaches since the late 70s. Four different guys have won titles there since 1983.
Yeah it's competitive. Every fertile recruiting ground is competitive. For a good % of those recruits, Miami is where they want to be. And for another %, they can be talked into it by a good recruiter ... like Mario.
Not too worried. Miami now has to compete with Georgia, Clemson, and South Carolina on top of Florida, Florida St, Alabama, Auburn, and LSU. They also haven’t been consistently good since recruiting has gone national. That fertile area is getting picked over by 9-10 more schools than it used to be. Oregon being one of them.
Also, why leave Oregon when the school has a flag planted in downtown Los Angeles?
You think national recruiting just started happening? JFC.
Where were you when Penn State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State and the entire SEC had flags planted in Liberty City? Miami as a program was born out of having to talk blue chip (that's what we called them way back) out of leaving the area to play elsewhere, which was the default play. Pete Carroll recruited Florida well during his run at SC, which is now a long time ago. Oregon isn't really pulling significant numbers yet, though with Mario running the show that could change. Georgia has always been there, but has had more success of late because of Smart. Historically, Miami wins more battles over Georgia than the other way around. Before them it was LSU pulling great players out of historically strong Miami recruiting areas, which extends beyond Dade County btw.
5 national titles, a nose hair clipping away from 7, under 4 different coaches. Think about that. Washington hasn't sniffed one since DJ and have gone through 6, SIX, coaches since then. You've never had one. Not. One. Single. Title. Ever. Bitch.
First round draft picks coming out the ass. Pro Bowlers, Hofamers, slew of wins over #1 ranked teams, winners of Rose, Cotton, Orange and Sugar Bowls (before those became warm up games), slayer of Big 8 powers Nebraska and Oklahoma, trend setting program that gets copied by everybody and never copies anybody. A team that has played a major role in some of cfb's most iconic and legendary games. 56 home winning streak. 21 game road winning streak. A coach who built the legendary Dallas Cowboy dynasty of the 90s who to this day admits crying when driving away from Coral Gables. A program that absolutely and without question permanently redefined defensive football with speed.
Ted Hendricks, Jim Otto, Jerome Brown, Cortez Kennedy, Kevin Fagan, Jessie Armstead, Jim Kelly, Michael Irvin, Bennie Blades, Brian Blades, Jim Burt, Warren Sapp, Ray Lewis, Jonathan Vilma, Dan Morgan, Bernie Kosar, Winston Moss, Kenard Lang, Jon Beason, Mike Barrow, Ed Reed, Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Frank Gore, Edgerin James, Devin Hester, Clinton Portis, Chuck Foreman, Ottis Anderson, Rubin Carter, Calais Campbell, Lamar Miller, Bubba Franks, Chris Meyers, Eddie Edwards, Greg Olson, Jeremy Shockey, Leon Searcy, Dennis Harrah, Eric Winston, Vince Wilfork, Russell Maryland, Kenny Holmes, Duane Starks, Darryl Williams, Danny Stubbs, Freddy Marion, Ronnie Lippett, SEAN FUCKING TAYLOR, Antrelle Rolle, Eddie Brown, Travis Benjamin, Santana Moss, and a bunch of other dudes I'm tired of mother fucking typing. Vinnie T. left off purposefully even though he was a specimen at QB before that was a thing. Fuck we? even had a punter who lasted 50 fucking years in the NFL.
Now you go.
Fuck outta here with burying my Canes. You're not even qualified to talk to me duck boy. Fuck. outta. here.
Nebraska never came back, and to a lesser extent the same can be said about Notre Dame. Face it, college football is the last thing on peoples minds in South Beach. The program has and will continue to be underfunded. And the talent that is flush there will continue to be sniped by Florida, Florida St. (now that they might have a competent coach), Clemson, Georgia, LSU, Auburn, Alabama, and South Carolina.
It’s been 14 years, except for one year they were relevant. Stop living in the past, those times are over. Your Canes are dead.
Wishful thinking isn't fact. Learn the difference.
Nebraska is Nebraska. It's a much more delicate formula there, and more than any time in our history, kids don't want to be in flyover country. You have to be the exception to the rule.
14 years is nothing in the grand scheme of things. You should know this; you're a Duck.
You have no earthly idea what's on people's minds in Souwf Beach, and it don't matter son. It's never mattered.
Funding has nothing to do with it either. Never has. They just got an indoor practice facility. Most $$ programs are on their third such facility. I say again, Miami JUST GOT THEIR FIRST INDOOR FACILITY. And yet, they set the trend on having pro alumni come back to lift and work out in their shitty facilities. Texas has had opulent facilities for years. Oregon too. Count up your and Texas' natties and see tell me if 5>>1.
Miami has more tradition than every school you listed sans Alabama. South Carolina? Boy, you don't belong in a debate with me.
Even Cristobal isn't interested in that gig. They are in a fertile recruiting area. However, that area is highly competitive, and they have a fan base that has attendance figures that wouldn't even fill 5 full sections.
You sound concerned.
You have no idea what you're talking about. It's more than just a fertile recruiting area. Miami had tradition and history. It's been done by 4 different coaches since the late 70s. Four different guys have won titles there since 1983.
Yeah it's competitive. Every fertile recruiting ground is competitive. For a good % of those recruits, Miami is where they want to be. And for another %, they can be talked into it by a good recruiter ... like Mario.
Not too worried. Miami now has to compete with Georgia, Clemson, and South Carolina on top of Florida, Florida St, Alabama, Auburn, and LSU. They also haven’t been consistently good since recruiting has gone national. That fertile area is getting picked over by 9-10 more schools than it used to be. Oregon being one of them.
Also, why leave Oregon when the school has a flag planted in downtown Los Angeles?
It can be fixed. The coaching is the problem. There are tons of good players on Florida and Miami is still a national brand. If they are good, kids will be intrigued by them. They aren’t good, so they don’t recruit as well. Same for Florida State. The right coach at either spot fixes things.
@creepycoug you know that Chris Petersen is tanned rested and ready
I don't need Toothy the Trickster and his OKG shit in Souwf Beach. Peterman would last 2 minutes in Miami. City would eat him up faster that Slick Jimmy Lake Ballz downs a double frothy vanilla almond milk capacino on a boat.
@creepycoug you know that Chris Petersen is tanned rested and ready
I don't need Toothy the Trickster and his OKG shit in Souwf Beach. Peterman would last 2 minutes in Miami. City would eat him up faster that Slick Jimmy Lake Ballz downs a double frothy vanilla almond milk capacino on a boat.
Would probably be the wrong fit, but he would be the best coach you have had since Butch Davis. You wouldn’t be going 7-6 anymore. At least not after the first year.
@creepycoug you know that Chris Petersen is tanned rested and ready
I don't need Toothy the Trickster and his OKG shit in Souwf Beach. Peterman would last 2 minutes in Miami. City would eat him up faster that Slick Jimmy Lake Ballz downs a double frothy vanilla almond milk capacino on a boat.
Would probably be the wrong fit, but he would be the best coach you have had since Butch Davis. You wouldn’t be going 7-6 anymore. At least not after the first year.
I don't disagree. But Toothy likes to keep things NW appropriate. Miami is at its best as a program when it has a little edge to it. He'd just be a terrible cultural fit. They need somebody who has done well at a lesser program and is hungry to use them as the next step in his career. I was convinced that was Al Golden, who fit that description to a T. But as we've said, this coaching business is a fucking crap shoot.
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Also, why leave Oregon when the school has a flag planted in downtown Los Angeles?
In fact, the AD is so consistent about being outraged with poor results that he literally can recite his own twats year in, year out.
Where were you when Penn State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State and the entire SEC had flags planted in Liberty City? Miami as a program was born out of having to talk blue chip (that's what we called them way back) out of leaving the area to play elsewhere, which was the default play. Pete Carroll recruited Florida well during his run at SC, which is now a long time ago. Oregon isn't really pulling significant numbers yet, though with Mario running the show that could change. Georgia has always been there, but has had more success of late because of Smart. Historically, Miami wins more battles over Georgia than the other way around. Before them it was LSU pulling great players out of historically strong Miami recruiting areas, which extends beyond Dade County btw.
5 national titles, a nose hair clipping away from 7, under 4 different coaches. Think about that. Washington hasn't sniffed one since DJ and have gone through 6, SIX, coaches since then. You've never had one. Not. One. Single. Title. Ever. Bitch.
First round draft picks coming out the ass. Pro Bowlers, Hofamers, slew of wins over #1 ranked teams, winners of Rose, Cotton, Orange and Sugar Bowls (before those became warm up games), slayer of Big 8 powers Nebraska and Oklahoma, trend setting program that gets copied by everybody and never copies anybody. A team that has played a major role in some of cfb's most iconic and legendary games. 56 home winning streak. 21 game road winning streak. A coach who built the legendary Dallas Cowboy dynasty of the 90s who to this day admits crying when driving away from Coral Gables. A program that absolutely and without question permanently redefined defensive football with speed.
Ted Hendricks, Jim Otto, Jerome Brown, Cortez Kennedy, Kevin Fagan, Jessie Armstead, Jim Kelly, Michael Irvin, Bennie Blades, Brian Blades, Jim Burt, Warren Sapp, Ray Lewis, Jonathan Vilma, Dan Morgan, Bernie Kosar, Winston Moss, Kenard Lang, Jon Beason, Mike Barrow, Ed Reed, Reggie Wayne, Andre Johnson, Frank Gore, Edgerin James, Devin Hester, Clinton Portis, Chuck Foreman, Ottis Anderson, Rubin Carter, Calais Campbell, Lamar Miller, Bubba Franks, Chris Meyers, Eddie Edwards, Greg Olson, Jeremy Shockey, Leon Searcy, Dennis Harrah, Eric Winston, Vince Wilfork, Russell Maryland, Kenny Holmes, Duane Starks, Darryl Williams, Danny Stubbs, Freddy Marion, Ronnie Lippett, SEAN FUCKING TAYLOR, Antrelle Rolle, Eddie Brown, Travis Benjamin, Santana Moss, and a bunch of other dudes I'm tired of mother fucking typing. Vinnie T. left off purposefully even though he was a specimen at QB before that was a thing. Fuck we? even had a punter who lasted 50 fucking years in the NFL.
Now you go.
Fuck outta here with burying my Canes. You're not even qualified to talk to me duck boy. Fuck. outta. here.
If Blake takes too long, he'll be door.ass.out too. No question.
Just a matter of tim. Hopefully not too long. Manny has lost the team. Dan Enos is an abortion.
It’s been 14 years, except for one year they were relevant. Stop living in the past, those times are over. Your Canes are dead.
Nebraska is Nebraska. It's a much more delicate formula there, and more than any time in our history, kids don't want to be in flyover country. You have to be the exception to the rule.
14 years is nothing in the grand scheme of things. You should know this; you're a Duck.
You have no earthly idea what's on people's minds in Souwf Beach, and it don't matter son. It's never mattered.
Funding has nothing to do with it either. Never has. They just got an indoor practice facility. Most $$ programs are on their third such facility. I say again, Miami JUST GOT THEIR FIRST INDOOR FACILITY. And yet, they set the trend on having pro alumni come back to lift and work out in their shitty facilities. Texas has had opulent facilities for years. Oregon too. Count up your and Texas' natties and see tell me if 5>>1.
Miami has more tradition than every school you listed sans Alabama. South Carolina? Boy, you don't belong in a debate with me.