STATE OF THE U: HARD TRUTH

[DireWolf83]

First off: Nobody ever stated “fire Mario.” Keep pushing that powder logic and misquoting.

Secondly, I can throw that back at you: Who would dare pay you for anything regarding football acumen?
I’ll go a step further: With the illogical statements made here, who would DARE pay you for anything thats noteworthy and tangible in society period?
Answer NOBODY.

You can’t even logically understand the characteristics of what equates to common sense.

The real Reality is Mario hasn’t displayed any national title traits at any stop. Miami has just lost its last 3/4 games to end this year. That’s reality. And that’s not overcoming expectations when in 3 years: he is 22-16; 12-12 in acc play.

Get off your knees. I’m sure they sore at this point.

You've shared with all of us that you're a HS dropout and that nobody in your family has finished school. You shared that you were able to get into UM and even graduate.

Now you're backing away from firing Mario and want him to stay.

Like I said earlier, get in your bible. Alcohol and the internet a bad mix and they obviously still haven't taught kids at UM how to handle their booze.

BTW, college admissions are way different than they used to be. That degree you're so proud of is not as valuable as you think it is.

 

[GojiraCane]

Harbaugh took Michigan from 5 to 10 wins in year 1. It took Mario 3 years, and a generational QB, to go from 7 to 10.

Harbaugh did it in the pre NIL era, and took an arguably underperforming Michigan team and infused it with a graduate transfer quarterback (Jake Ruduck) who led the Big Ten in passing.

Mario went with what was considered to be a top young QB in TVD, whose career over the next two years was derailed by injuries. Jake Garcia proved to be an ineffective alternative in 2022, and Florida’s notorious 14.3M offer took Jaden Rashada away as an alternative for Miami in the 2023 and 2024 seasons. Without a viable quarterback, almost no amount of roster building will matter (and yes, roster building at the secondary level was a disaster).

NIL and free transfers make the old notion of roster construction obsolete. We have to redefine that, as absent a $100M payroll we’re looking at attrition that about 10-22 more players higher than what we would normally see.

 

[ALLoverCANE]

Harbaugh did it in the pre NIL era, and took an arguably underperforming Michigan team and infused it with a graduate transfer quarterback (Jake Ruduck) who led the Big Ten in passing.

Mario went with what was considered to be a top young QB in TVD, whose career over the next two years was derailed by injuries. Jake Garcia proved to be an ineffective alternative in 2022, and Florida’s notorious 14.3M offer took Jaden Rashada away as an alternative for Miami in the 2023 and 2024 seasons. Without a viable quarterback, almost no amount of roster building will matter (and yes, roster building at the secondary level was a disaster).

NIL and free transfers make the old notion of roster construction obsolete. We have to redefine that, as absent a $100M payroll we’re looking at attrition that about 10-22 more players higher than what we would normally see.

Ruduck was only there 1 year, and Michigan also won 10 games in year 2.

Mario chose to keep TVD for 2 seasons.

NIL cuts both ways - it should've allowed Mario to rebuild faster.

He was a worse winning % than Manny, Richt, and Golden through 3 years, and is only 1 win better than Shannon. Epic failure through this point.

 

[Dude]

If Mario did go 8-4 next year, and win a bowl to go 9-4, then in the following year go 11-2 winning the ACC CG, that'd be the best 3 year stretch in many people's lives. Mario's isn't likely to win a Natty at Miami. The ? imo is can the guy even win the ACC, and somehow find a way to win 9 to 10 wins a year from now on? If we squeak out 9 wins next year, color me impressed.
All this talk of "but we had Cam" is a bit dumb. There are great QBs drafted off bad teams every year. ****, before Miami that's what Cam was. I get it, we are on a precipice... I can't believe we didn't get Mendoza... but if I know this board, we are 1 big time QB transfer away from "******" again.

 

[Fox305]

You've shared with all of us that you're a HS dropout and that nobody in your family has finished school. You shared that you were able to get into UM and even graduate.

Now you're backing away from firing Mario and want him to stay.

Like I said earlier, get in your bible. Alcohol and the internet a bad mix and they obviously still haven't taught kids at UM how to handle their booze.

BTW, college admissions are way different than they used to be. That degree you're so proud of is not as valuable as you think it is.

None of that is even relevant in the slightest.

Who’s cares about my education. This post is about the football program. Keep it there. Also, I don’t drink alcohol fyi. Never been my thing. Also my faith is certified with the one person it needs to be. Enough said there as well.

Cristobal hasn’t shown he can get it done. Period.

 

[Fox305]

Juggernauts?

SKATTABO says what’s up.

 

[Fox305]

Asu, Indiana, and smu juggernauts?..lol 2 of 3 are out the playoffs schedules got them in and ASU is about to get there teeth kicked in!....big 12 champs say that with a str8 face...Mario needs to get his act together no doubt

SKATEBOO says what’s up. Our fanbase is clueless man.

 

[Scorpioncane]

SKATEBOO says what’s up. Our fanbase is clueless man.

You name one person! From 3 teams, obviously one person doesn't Make a team you should know that. Considering we just had a generational QB and did nothing...by the way Texas took ASU lunch money skattebo didn't change that all.

 

[Fox305]

You name one person! From 3 teams, obviously one person doesn't Make a team you should know that. Considering we just had a generational QB and did nothing...by the way Texas took ASU lunch money skattebo didn't change that all.

“Texas took ASU lunch money”?

Who’s talking now? It’s in OT. ASU more than held their nuts. We got a guy for HC who getting outpaced and showed up by a team like ASU who is a reflection of Sound football. Performance is a reflection of head coaching qualities/preparation. Yall don’t know **** man.

 

[Scorpioncane]

“Texas took ASU lunch money”?

Who’s talking now? It’s in OT. ASU more than held their nuts. We got a guy for HC who getting outpaced and showed up by a team like ASU who is a reflection of Sound football. Performance is a reflection of head coaching qualities/preparation. Yall don’t know **** man.

I stand corrected! I left work when ewers scored to make it 24-8 I get home and it's tied!...now this my mistake