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It’s not working for Mario. He’s not good enough and he tries forcing round pegs into square holes. Dude trips over his own feet.I get what he wrote but he's trying to compare apples to oranges.
It’s not working for Mario. He’s not good enough and he tries forcing round pegs into square holes. Dude trips over his own feet.I get what he wrote but he's trying to compare apples to oranges.
Let me ask you something , after seeing the results of the offense in 22 and the defense in 24 is it hard to believe ? Both units those years were absolutely atrocious. When Dawson stepped in the same guys were much better. The offense shot up the rankings even with TVD going ham with picks. I’d be willing to bet the same will happen with the defense next year.
This is what a group on here does. I mean I get that they’re true Canes fans but they’re fooling themselves.
Or you can’t get what I’m saying because Mario can never do wrong in your eyes. Two of three absolute abortions of staffs and a third that was just bad ( Steele) should be all the proof you should see something is off with hiring. Then the drama should be more. Most coaches don’t get the chance to fix two bad defensive staff hirings and one horrible offensive staff. Thank god for all the financial backing. Just pay for the mistake and move on.I get what he wrote but he's trying to compare apples to oranges.
How much input does a HC have in getting assistants new jobs?Amigo, don’t have to be an insider to see this is true. It seems Cristobal simply has to have some sycophants on his staff. Letting an OC and DC hire their own staff is dangerous because the staffers might have more loyalty to the coordinators than Cristobal. So I think Cristobal feels he needs to saddle a new coordinator with Marios own handpicked loyal followers make sure he maintains full control.
Diaz was more of an alpha than Cristobal. Didn’t hesitate to bring in staff that were better than him if they could help the team.
New DC and current OC hanging out
There’s no way Manny or Golden would’ve survived this tenure Mario’s had with the resources he’s had.Or you can’t get what I’m saying because Mario can never do wrong in your eyes. Two of three absolute abortions of staffs and a third that was just bad ( Steele) should be all the proof you should see something is off with hiring. Then the drama should be more. Most coaches don’t get the chance to fix two bad defensive staff hirings and one horrible offensive staff. Thank god for all the financial backing. Just pay for the mistake and move on.
Well there’s a reason he grinds people down. In coaching circles that’s his reputation. He needs to work twenty hour days for lacking in other areas. Not being smart *** , just being real. There’s no doubting he works “ hard”Mario CoRchibal is the epitome of working harder not smarter.
Can do nothing wrong in my eyes ? Do your homework i just went at it with you last year on how most of the best players on Oregon’s team were Dan Lanning's guys and not Mario's so miss me with the im some kind of Mario apologist. I agree something is off with the hiring but I don't agree it has anything to do with Mario not letting coordinators hire their own people. If Josh gsttis hired his own staff I don't believe our offense would of all of a sudden been goodOr you can’t get what I’m saying because Mario can never do wrong in your eyes. Two of three absolute abortions of staffs should be all the proof you should see something is off with hiring. Then the drama should be more. Most coaches don’t get the chance to fix two bad defensive staff hirings and one horrible offensive staff. Thank god for all the financial backing. Just pay for the mistake and move on.
The gymnastics people go through on here to poke holes in plain facts is astounding.Well there’s a reason he grinds people down. In coaching circles that’s his reputation. He needs to work twenty hour days for lacking in other areas. Not being smart *** , just being real. There’s no doubting he works “ hard”
But Mario hired Gattis dude. Just like he hired the other coordinators who are gone.Can do nothing wrong in my eyes ? Do your homework i just went at it with you last year on how most of the best players on Oregon’s team were Dan Lanning's guys and not Mario's so miss me with the im some kind of Mario apologist. I agree something is off with the hiring but I don't agree it has anything to do with Mario not letting coordinators hire their own people. If Josh gsttis hired his own staff I don't believe our offense would of all of a sudden been good
It’s fine , with some people it’s great and thumbs up if it’s positive but when I post negatives it’s nonsense. It’s all good. I’m not saying fire the guy but he does some silly as **** and then Miami throws money at it to make it go away. I guess we should be fortunate , he’s a big reason for the backing.The gymnastics people go through on here to poke holes in plain facts is astounding.
Gosh, that sounds so familiar....There’s no way Manny or Golden would’ve survived this tenure Mario’s had with the resources he’s had.
There’s no use.But Mario hired Gattis dude. Just like he hired the other coordinators who are gone.
Ok thats not my point, this whole conversation is on Mario allowing coordinators to hire their own staff. For the record while I do believe Mario's hiring here has been a problem i think Mario's biggest problem is his inability to build a culture in which players develope and thats going back to his days at oregon but thats a different conversationBut Mario hired Gattis dude. Just like he hired the other coordinators who are gone.
You said “If Josh gsttis [sic] hired his own staff I don't believe our offense would of all of a sudden been good”.Ok thats not my point, this whole conversation is on Mario allowing coordinators to hire their own staff. For the record while I do believe Mario's hiring here has been a problem i think Mario's biggest problem is his inability to build a culture in which players develope and thats going back to his days at oregon but thats a different conversation