I don’t think most people here believe that even Gattis was told to look elsewhere.
Well, that's not true (about "most people"). They just happen to be the most vocal mopers.
FIU - OC Coley - lasted one year
FIU - OC Legg - lasted two years
FIU - DC Collins - lasted one year
FIU - OC Satterfield - lasted two years
FIU - whether OC Cramsey would have lasted more than one year or DC Orlando would have lasted more than two years, we may never know
FIU - total tenure - ONE coordinator who lasted three years, all other coordinators lasted one or two years
Oregon - DC Leavitt - lasted one year UNDER MARIO
Oregon - OC Arroyo - lasted two years UNDER MARIO
Oregon - DC Avalos - lasted two years
Oregon - OC Moorhed - lasted two years
Oregon - whether DeRuyter, Salave'a, and/or Wilson would have lasted longer as coordinators, we may never know
Oregon - total tenure - NO coordinator lasted more than two years under Mario
Now, I realize that some of the names above succeeded and moved on to better coaching jobs, while others failed. But at no point is there any sort of bizarre multi-year "I'm never gonna fire you, bro" approach like what Golden had with D'Onofrio or Mark Richt had with his son.
The fact remains, Mario seems to be "up or out" with his coordinators. Outside of "not firing Gattis fast enough for the Miami fanbase", he has yet to do anything out-of-character based on his past coaching history.
The people who CHOOSE NOT TO BELIEVE ANYTHING until the story hits the newspaper tend to be miserable by nature. And if they don't want to wait a few weeks for Mario to do whatever he is going to do, and any way he chooses to do so, that's up to them.