The Villain of this Disaster…

[IndayArtHauz]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

 

[Dghustla]

I agree with that.

The one thing that I hate about almost all major “big time” p5 programs is that they never use gimics to get their players the look that these “small schools” have to resort to.

Why can’t we have 3 shifts and Chris Johnson getting a jet sweep?

 

[ADELPHI]

Agree. Save two players, need to overhaul the entire defense. Powell shouldn’t have an NIL deal anywhere. He must have had an amazing agent who inflated his stock by associating him with Washington’s success.

 

[Empirical Cane]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

Good to see you taking accountability here.

Important step in our healing process.

 

[rascon]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

Agree with lots of this. Our defense is a mess. People playing out of position, being asked to do things that are well known to be their weaknesses and doing gimmicky things as a rule and not as an exception.

Teams have picked up on this more and more with each passing week. Attack 1 and 7 are now commonplace and now teams know we will stunt our way out of plays so guess what we see alot of?

As for the OL, 100 we are not deep. And we appear to be limited. We don’t pull very often and it becomes predictable how to attack our line.

 

[cway313]

#6

 

[Cribby]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

The ending was poetic justice. I also heard you screaming for Mario to call a timeout after the two minute timeout . Thanks for laying on thy sword.

 

[canesbrah]

I didn’t read but cam was at fault. His wanting to run around in the backfield instead of scrambling and getting easy yards fvcked us

 

[mcnaire2004]

At least somebody's taking responsibility for this s*** show.

 

[Bird4um]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

My second time on a plane for Canes. 2024 Gatech and 17 ACC CHAMP. Both a loss. I’m done.

 

[Kn[]_[]ckles3o5]

Agree. Save two players, need to overhaul the entire defense. Powell shouldn’t have an NIL deal anywhere. He must have had an amazing agent who inflated his stock by associating him with Washington’s success.

I asked my employee. who is a big Huskies fan, about Meesh at the start of the season. He said he was/is not a good tackler and was out of position a lot gambling to get INTs.

 

[Notsince1985]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

Oh thank God. I thought it was my 9 year old's fault, but now I see it's yours. Phew.

 

[IndayArtHauz]

Oh thank God. I thought it was my 9 year old's fault, but now I see it's yours. Phew.

I took my 9 year old to the VT bball game last year. We won.

It’s def me.

 

[Golsen82]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

I'm the real Villain. I haven't played NCAA football since before they stopped making it . I played last night as Miami and lost to my friend who was Middle Tennessee State.....

I jinxed this lost!

 

[BoxingRobes]

… is me.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

 

[IbzRlz]

At least somebody's taking responsibility for this s*** show.

More than the coaches will do

 

[BS85]

… is me.

The only time I’ve been at a game and Miami won was at App State. I have noted that I did not buy my own ticket for that game, someone paid for me. Every other game has been a loss.

Here are the rest of the Sinister 6 of this L. They are bit players, however:

1. Personnel Acquisition and Management
This team is not much without Ward playing at a high level. Against a wholly one dimensional and predictable GT O, you could not contain or limit their motion, sweep, or reads. It was a lot like watching Bama-Vandy 2.0, but the knockoff version that goes direct to video and your kids get made fun of for owning. Bain and Baron do not influence the play, straight up. I’ve railed on 1 and 0 so much I’m getting job offers to write code. 7 and 21 could not be more out of position if you literally turned them around at the start of the play. These guys do not know how to do anything fundamental, smart, or sufficient. And that’s an indictment of personnel management and talent acquisition.

2. Every defensive player not named Simeon Barrow (or maybe OJ).
This game may have hinged on Barrow going out on the first drive. He came back late in the second half and had an immediate impact. Everyone else, maybe OJ aside, was merely a passive participant when GT had the ball.

3. Coordinators
Two bad poets. How elegant of Guidry to lose the game on a jet sweep converting a third down. Against a mediocre to poor GT D, Dawson could not find rhythm or flow, he never found, created, or came close to exploiting the talent advantage. It was wild to watch this electric offense look like it was bored and asleep. Not overmatched, not outschemed, just bored. The final “drive” was everything everywhere all at once: 2 minutes and two timeouts, just run a mostly normal drive and walk out of Bobby Dodd a winner.

4. Cam Ward
Baby doll, you’re better than this. You make the train go, the money flow, and the children sing. This was your worst game as a Cane, but the win was there. You blew it with the flair and ego we all love and adore. Never change, don’t apologize, but please dont repeat these mistakes again. The rest of the program isn’t good enough to overcome them.

5. OL
I don’t want to hear how deep this unit is ever again. Also never ask Markel Bell to get out and block on a screen again. He isn’t built for it.

6. Me
I’m the bad guy. I knew better. I went to the game. It’s really all on me.

 

[BS85]

I asked my employee. who is a big Huskies fan, about Meesh at the start of the season. He said he was/is not a good tackler and was out of position a lot gambling to get INTs.

Well half right so far lmao