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Garret:Ha"Hi Garrett, this is Mario. How would you like to come to Miami and run my clock-chewing offensive system?"
Garret:Ha"Hi Garrett, this is Mario. How would you like to come to Miami and run my clock-chewing offensive system?"
If Mario whiffs on his top OC targets and ends up hiring someone like Arroyo, he’d deserve every bit of vitriolic criticism headed his way.
And then you’d have a contingent of posters trying to defend how Arroyo had a truly premier QB with accuracy and a howitzer of an arm in Justin Herbert and proceeded to call an offense where over 23% of passing plays were screens in 2019.
Hopefully it doesn’t come to that. Failing to land Riley, though, is brutal. And Riley landing with the premier program in our conference makes it even more of a kick to the balls.
If Mario whiffs on his top OC targets and ends up hiring someone like Arroyo, he’d deserve every bit of vitriolic criticism headed his way.
Hopefully it doesn’t come to that. Failing to land Riley, though, is brutal. And Riley landing with the premier program in our conference makes it even more of a kick to the balls.
You’re right in that they’re doing the exact same thing.
Except one is done and the other is left standing.
Believe me or not, I don’t care, but I’m extra agitated because I know from my contact that Mario/Miami did have some level of dialogue with Garret Riley
And Fuq off to the porsters saying that Garret Riley was staying at TCU simply because they were in the championship game… fuqin clowns
The caveat to the over extended timeline is that in the meantime in between time, there are very good OC’s who are coming off the shelf to other teams & there are several talented offensive recruits who are also coming off said shelf in the same capacity...You can't mad at people for being frustrated by the timeline. Especially since he did the same thing last year. Until he actually makes a move it's what it's gonna be lol
Yep. And it sucks. And I'm ****ed off about it.
It's funny to see that many of the same posters who write stuff like "I don't blame that WR for choosing X University over Miami" can't bring themselves to acknowledge that maybe Clemson just seemed like a better landing spot to Garrett Riley?
And I hate that. I don't want it to be true, past, present, or future. But I can entertain that possibility.
Mario just deciding what to eat for lunch.
The caveat to the over extended timeline is that in the meantime in between time, there are very good OC’s who are coming off the shelf to other teams & there are several talented offensive recruits who are also coming off said shelf in the same capacity...
The issue isn’t so much as to whether or not he’s conducting a thorough Corching search behind the scenes, it’s the fact that while he’s moving as the speed of sludge far better teams are quickly upgrading & making aggressive moves to fight their way up the Mountain. We’re conducting ourselves as a program as if we have all the time in the world & are coming off a 10+ season with a Bowl win...
Based on the lack of movement, you would think Miami was an ACC runner up or something, but obviously we’re not, so then that makes people ask, “What’s going on?” And the answer for several months has seemingly been, “Nothing, what’s it to ya?”...
The whole ordeal is just head scratching because of the way the guy in charge talks about how you’re supposed to be. It seems like accountability is a one-way street & the only people who have to follow the creeds of leadership & being relentless in the pursuit of greatness are the players, while the coaches are handled with kid-gloves & are only required to recruit in order to be absolved from the ire of MC.
BeCaUse Hez nouGht aiR RaiDzWhat is the knock on Arroyo as OC? Just looked up his 2 years as OC under Mario at Oregon and the offense ranked
25 in 2018
16 in 2019
I knew nothing of Arroyo until recently. So, I don’t know much about him other than the old offensive rankings.BeCaUse Hez nouGht aiR RaiDz
Pretty clear Mario suffers from this. When it comes to putting a staff together or how the offense has to “check with me” 5 times to try and get the perfect play call, nothing is deliberate or with any urgency.My former boss was a firm believer in paralysis by analysis. Consider your options, make a decision and go with it.
What is the knock on Arroyo as OC? Just looked up his 2 years as OC under Mario at Oregon and the offense ranked
25 in 2018
16 in 2019
I don’t know anything about him. I’m just making fun of the current CIS group think.I knew nothing of Arroyo until recently. So, I don’t know much about him other than the old offensive rankings.