Coaching Miami’s 2022 football staff

[cway313]

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I wonder if Alonzo Highsmith gets involved in any way here.... maybe a restructuring or reshaping of this job.

Mario still getting poached, smh.

 

[ScubaCane]

That's huge.

 

[cookies]

I ain’t forget about Andy Vaughn not being on top of the Anthony Lucas recruitment. Good riddance

 

[cookies]

Ponce…..

 

[Cryptical Envelopment]

Andy was told to find other employment.

 

[Fluffhead]

I ain’t forget about Andy Vaughn not being on top of the Anthony Lucas recruitment. Good riddance

What happened here besides A&M bags?

 

[cookies]

What happened here besides A&M bags?

It is about what did not happen. He establishes a footprint in Arizona and then takes the Miami job. The top player in the state (AZ) is a Miami legacy who used to live in south Florida... our school offers him a full year after FSU, Oregon, UMich, A&M, etc. Left the 'Canes fighting an uphill battle. Should have been recruiting him way way earlier.

What experience did he bring to the table if you have no contacts on the ground to tell you about a War Daddy with a connection to your program? (rhetorical)

 

[Fluffhead]

It is about what did not happen. He establishes a footprint in Arizona and then takes the Miami job. The top player in the state (AZ) is a Miami legacy who used to live in south Florida our school offers him a full year after FSU, Oregon, UMich, A&M, etc. Left the 'Canes fighting an uphill battle. Should have been recruiting him way way earlier.

What experience did he bring to the table if you have no contacts on the ground to tell you about a War Daddy with a connection to your program? (rhetorical)

Sounds like a recurring theme under the last staff. Without going back down the path, it seemed their recruiting was much more passive (i.e. lazy).

 

[TheOriginalCane]

It is about what did not happen. He establishes a footprint in Arizona and then takes the Miami job. The top player in the state (AZ) is a Miami legacy who used to live in south Florida... our school offers him a full year after FSU, Oregon, UMich, A&M, etc. Left the 'Canes fighting an uphill battle. Should have been recruiting him way way earlier.

What experience did he bring to the table if you have no contacts on the ground to tell you about a War Daddy with a connection to your program? (rhetorical)

Good riddance, then.

Or, as Crazy Alice would say, "Arrivederci, c0cksvcker!"

 

[swampcougar1]

It's going to be interesting going forward. On one hand, Mario has a 10-year contract. On the other hand, most college OCs/DCs seem to be angling for a HC job, instead of trying to put in 10 years somewhere. Not to mention the position coaches.

Ultimately, I hope that Mario can establish a "polite" moving-on system, where guys take new roles elsewhere as they rise up the ranks, rather than this petty lateral movement crap that seems to be going on right now.

Steele may stay until he retires. Just speculation on my part

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Steele may stay until he retires. Just speculation on my part

Given the last 2 years, I think he either stays for 10 years or takes a HC job, I doubt he goes anywhere for a lateral change.

 

[GhostRecon_Cane]

 

[cway313]

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[TC@ne]

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[cameron97]

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"Rivals will hate us"



(edit: guys please don't take this seriously)

 

[305407cane]

Mario is eradicating that laziness in the program

 

[TheOriginalCane]

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What are they saying? Who?

 

[OakTownCaneFan]

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Mario still getting poached, smh.

I assume you are being sarcastic. With the moves Mario has been making it became obvious that Andy was "encouraged" to find work elsewhere and he did. Nice try on being a Mope though.

 

[Mikesmith29150]

. He sounding like Saban in that joint

 

[Salt]

. He sounding like Saban in that joint

Sounds like he just signed an NIL deal