Our AD probably costs us 1-2 games a year

[SpikeUM]

I agree with noon games in south Florida sucking ***. I head it was 100 degrees at No life and everyone was hiding in the pavilion. Too **** hot mane.

Guys it was truly brutal. And despite lots of sunscreen, I still have sunburns. It was so bright we had trouble reading the scoreboard on the other side of the field. We left in the 3rd quarter because one of the women in my group started getting woozy.

We should have no day games in September.

 

[canescanescanes]

Wake would beat Miami, guys. They beat Carolina, too.

 

[Cuse2Miami26]

I agree with noon games in south Florida sucking ***. I head it was 100 degrees at No life and everyone was hiding in the pavilion. Too **** hot mane.

Guys it was truly brutal. And despite lots of sunscreen, I still have sunburns. It was so bright we had trouble reading the scoreboard on the other side of the field. We left in the 3rd quarter because one of the women in my group started getting woozy.

We should have no day games in September.

THIS

How can you expect fans to show up in this kind of weather against a team like Bethune Cookman? We're talking about Miami not Green Bay, Ws of course people aren't going to show up


The people running our entire game day experience from the time of the games, the atmosphere at the stadium, the parking, the new print your ticket for students, and even time out music and pump up music are terrible at their jobs. Its almost like they want you to have a bad time or maybe they are learning on the job like shannon was

 

[hoover437]

wow... we have sunk this low?

We play Anybody. Anywhere. Any time

thats what made the U great - we are not Florida or FSU

THIS ^^^

you two must have starting watching us play over the past decade, since I started in 84 we were always defending the schedule. We need a few more softies to get the our players on one accord in a real game, kind of like a scrimmage.

 

[Biscuits]

I disagree. Look at the top programs in the country. OSU opens up with FOUR ******* home games, all of them non conference opponents. They don't even play back to back road games.

LSU, 3 home games to open the season, all non conference. No back to back road games.

Oregon, 4 home games to open the season, 3 against non conference opponents. One back to back stretch this season on the road. Same with USC and Texas.

Now look at us. 3 of our first 4 on the road, 1 against a top 15 opponent and the other two are conference games. Who the **** came up with that? Same thing in 2010. 3 out of 4 on the road to open the season, one against a top five opponent (OSU), a conference game (Clemson), and a middle of the road opponent that could give us issues (Pitt). Final piece of evidence is 2009, where we opened up with FSU, GT, VT, AND Oklahoma. Luckily we only had to go on the road for two of those games, or else we could have easily been 0-4 to start that season, which probably would have been better in the long run anyways, but I digress.

Point is, that is an outdated formula for success. In neither 2009 or 2010 did we prove we were a stronger team because of our tough schedule, and I have a pretty good feeling the same thing will happen this year. This ain't 1985. We need our AD to step to the plate and start trying to get us a schedule more on par with other big teams around the country.

Alabama opened with Michigan.
LSU opened with Oregon last year.

We're Miami.

The moment we schedule cupcakes to try and backdoor a few extra wins is the moment we're officially dead as a program. In 01, we opened on the road at Pedo St. Did that make one difference?

 

[SmokeyRone]

Miami plays in the Coastal div of the ACC.

Cant get much easier.

Exactly. Not one team in the Coastal would be in the top six of any other conference (well, maybe the BE. Maybe)