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Tens of thousands of dollars in scholarship ride is not free. If the players or fans can't see it that way, that's not the schools problem.

Wake up and take advantage of a great opportunity....or stfu.
 
Miami is a top 75 academic school nationally. They are earning a world class education for free that has most people in debt for 30 years.
 
All do respect no body is talking about players we are talking about coaches
that make $$$$$$$$$$$$$ to coach kids up to their potential.

I don't care what Miami pays man, the coaching ranks are too competitive
for someone not to want to except a DC and D-line job here...I am sorry

I can live with the talent based on everything that has happened in the last
2-3 years but geez our offense put up more production then a team that just
blew us out 48-30 that's FLAT OUT UNACCEPTABLE

You put up 500 plus yards in a game I am expecting a win..or it to be close if
it was a shoot out

I am sick of giving up yards then waiting until a team gets to the redzone and
then take a gamble of hoping we stop them or hold them to 3 pts
 
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To their credit I dont view this bunch like some of the Shannon guys. Shannon's teams later on had some actual talent yet seemed completely indifferent half the time. I think these guys listened and followed the program and tried hard but they're defeated by their lack of success and lack of faith in their (defensive) coaches. And it's hard for me to blame them for that. It'd be like putting a 12 year old in a calculus class with no teacher and telling him he just has to keep reading and trying every time he gets an F. Eventually he gives up.
 
Pennmed Canefan said:
To their credit I dont view this bunch like some of the Shannon guys. Shannon's teams later on had some actual talent yet seemed completely indifferent half the time. I think these guys listened and followed the program and tried hard but they're defeated by their lack of success and lack of faith in their (defensive) coaches. And it's hard for me to blame them for that. It'd be like putting a 12 year old in a calculus class with no teacher and telling him he just has to keep reading and trying every time he gets an F. Eventually he gives up.
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The esteemed Dr. Seligman, from Penn, had a theory about that. Learned helplessness.
 
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