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“Napier got him to second guess his decision once.” Lmao
“Napier got him to second guess his decision once.” Lmao
“Napier got him to second guess his decision once.” Lmao
That's some good *** pizza!!!!cheese baked to the crust and its a thicker dough
You can’t fix stupid…. Idiots are not capable of understanding Context.Mario coached FIU 2 years after they moved up to 1a. butch coach FIU 15 years after. huge difference.
If you put it into context, it's an even dumber argument those clowns love to make. In the 3 years before Mario took over the program, Strock led FIU to 3-7, 5-6, and 0-12 records (2004-2006). That's 8-25 with a 24% win percentage. So not surprisingly, Mario went 1-11 in his first season at FIU (2007). But by 2010, he'd taken FIU to their first ever bowl game (and first ever bowl win). In 2011, FIU won its conference for the first time ever. The next season FIU regressed back towards their historic mean, going 3-9, and Pete Garcia made the foolish decision to let go of Coach Cristobal. Mario was 27-47 at FIU (a 36% win percentage).
Mario did the above with the football program down a few scholarships and under 4 years probation, because of some NCAA violations across three sports (basketball, baseball, and football) in the years just before Mario arrived.
So basically, Mario inherited a trash G5 program under NCAA probation and sanctions that went winless the year before he got there, and he managed to make it a little less trash.
If you put it into context, it's an even dumber argument those clowns love to make. In the 3 years before Mario took over the program, Strock led FIU to 3-7, 5-6, and 0-12 records (2004-2006). That's 8-25 with a 24% win percentage. So not surprisingly, Mario went 1-11 in his first season at FIU (2007). But by 2010, he'd taken FIU to their first ever bowl game (and first ever bowl win). In 2011, FIU won its conference for the first time ever. The next season FIU regressed back towards their historic mean, going 3-9, and Pete Garcia made the foolish decision to let go of Coach Cristobal. Mario was 27-47 at FIU (a 36% win percentage).
Mario did the above with the football program down a few scholarships and under 4 years probation, because of some NCAA violations across three sports (basketball, baseball, and football) in the years just before Mario arrived.
So basically, Mario inherited a trash G5 program under NCAA probation and sanctions that went winless the year before he got there, and he managed to make it a little less trash.
These dummies!!! Miami (School’s) can’t Offer NIL deals! School’s (Including recruiting coordinator’s, as well as coaches) can’t comment on Specific NIL deals! NIL deals Are Not contracts between the Player and School! Geez!!
But but but what happened to the gata flips machine?
I like all kinds of pizza, but yes.