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Miami is getting no respect for this FSU game

at this point less respect hopefully motivates our guys to be more focused this weak. execution is the difference in these types of games.
 
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This is our chance to go in and make people give us that respect. I'm sure that's how Golden is selling to to our kids.
 
RiDLer80 said:
dwreck27 said:
I thought the name of the game was win every Saturday? We've done that so far so **** the media we've been doing what were supposed too

I mean the might Stanford lost to Utah and their right there with us in the polls again
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We've been doing the most important thing which is win.

However, we haven't been doing what we we're supposed to do and that's dominate inferior opponents.
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Not so sure. We snuck up on the Gators and stole one. I'm not s sure that our recent wins are against inferior opponents. NC blew out BC who is the only team that played well against the Noles. Wake is always well coaches and have senior stars including their QB. Keep in mind that theses are the kind of games we have come up on the wrong end of in recent years. We could be 9-3 this year or better. That was considered more than acceptable for where we are right now.
 
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• What should we make of the ACC Coastal's really bad day? There's now an even easier road ahead for Atlantic Division leader FSU.

Undefeated Miami, a week before its road trip to play the Seminoles, trailed all day before rallying past Wake Forest. Virginia Tech mustered just 10 points in a home loss to Duke.

A coach told me last week that he thought FSU would crush Miami in their matchup Nov. 2, and it’s difficult to disagree after seeing the Hurricanes really struggle against Wake and North Carolina.

“Let’s be honest," the coach said of the Hurricanes. "They’re not that good.”

FSU’s path is offering less and less resistance. That's good news for the Noles' chances to go undefeated, but bad news for their chances to finish in the BCS top two over unbeaten Alabama and Oregon teams.

http://insider.espn.go.com/blog/travis-haney/post?id=1133
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I just hope we come out slangin and bangin, cuz the right attitude and a few lucky plays and it could be a good one.
 
umcane4life said:
feels a lot like the week before VT in 2005
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Canes fans have an exaggerated view of the hurdle we faced in that game. The spread was -6.5. For some reason it's remembered as much greater.

For reference purposes, a money line on a 6.5 point favorite in college football is -250. This game carries a money line of -1800.
 
Good thing for us this **** is settled on the football field and not in a TV booth
 
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Awsi Dooger said:
umcane4life said:
feels a lot like the week before VT in 2005
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Canes fans have an exaggerated view of the hurdle we faced in that game. The spread was -6.5. For some reason it's remembered as much greater.

For reference purposes, a money line on a 6.5 point favorite in college football is -250. This game carries a money line of -1800.
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No, it's not about the point spread. All week leading up to the game the media rhetoric was that Miami had no chance.

http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/story/9020860/2 - "Canes just hang with Hokies anymore." You're going to see similar bull**** this week as well.

That summed up the respect Miami was getting all week leading up to the VT game. That game was different because we had an elite unit, while this team doesn't and FSU is a much, much better team than that VT team was. But our guys heard all week how they were going to get beat, then Quad Hill said we were going to stomp them out, and we did.
 
Canes live for these games.
These are the types of games that we've built an empire on.
So let the disrespect flow from every talking heads mouths and into our players ears. It's the fuel that powered our run of being atop of the college football world for 2 decades.
So please by all means continue with the disrespect.
 
i hope the line goes up to 30. this is what our players need to hear and what our coaches need to be drilling into their heads. we ain't good enough. you guys are gonna get killed. coaches need to blasting that crap all practice long. all week long. golden needs to use his motivation in the right way and then turn it at the right moment later in the week.
 
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Think a problem we have is that we play to the level of our compatition and that's why games against UNC and WF are close. Feel like Coley really hasn't opened his playbook this year. This is a big game for our whole team. Guys should be tired of hearing they have no chance, Coley has something to prove to Jimbo. Don't count us out. Put on your big boy pants and get ready for a good old fashion street fight
 
MadCane said:
• What should we make of the ACC Coastal's really bad day? There's now an even easier road ahead for Atlantic Division leader FSU.

Undefeated Miami, a week before its road trip to play the Seminoles, trailed all day before rallying past Wake Forest. Virginia Tech mustered just 10 points in a home loss to Duke.

A coach told me last week that he thought FSU would crush Miami in their matchup Nov. 2, and it’s difficult to disagree after seeing the Hurricanes really struggle against Wake and North Carolina.

“Let’s be honest," the coach said of the Hurricanes. "They’re not that good.”

FSU’s path is offering less and less resistance. That's good news for the Noles' chances to go undefeated, but bad news for their chances to finish in the BCS top two over unbeaten Alabama and Oregon teams.

http://insider.espn.go.com/blog/travis-haney/post?id=1133
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The fsu tears could be epic.
 
The good news is, if we lose, we jump Stanford a spot and move up in the BCS polls since FSU>Utah.
 
SoFlaSmitty said:
Think a problem we have is that we play to the level of our compatition and that's why games against UNC and WF are close. Feel like Coley really hasn't opened his playbook this year. This is a big game for our whole team. Guys should be tired of hearing they have no chance, Coley has something to prove to Jimbo. Don't count us out. Put on your big boy pants and get ready for a good old fashion street fight
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This amuses me when I read/hear this. I don't imagine his play says "Interception" or "Under/Overthrow Pass". I'm hoping he isn't sitting on an "Annexation of Puerto Rico" play.
 
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