futurecane
Redshirt Freshman
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- Nov 5, 2011
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My summation of has been, “Make winning easier, not harder.” It’s so freaking simple.
Miami is littered with the corpses of careers where the coach who made winning harder instead of easier. Hundreds if not thousands of micro decisions that each contributed to their downfall, instead of buoyed them during times of difficulty.
Winning in CFB is already hard, you should hire guys who’ve proven they make it easier, instead of guy who coach “your style”. If your style isn’t winning, it’s a bad style. If your coach isn’t wanted elsewhere, he’s a bad coach. If your players (the ones you start), don’t give you the best chance to win, they shouldn’t be starting.
Make. Your job. Easier.
On that vein of “Make your job easier”, one thing that coaches have to do is understand that while winning is EVERYTHING, if you set championships as the only goal and aren’t named Nick, Dabo or Ryan, you won’t last long enough to see results.
Winning takes time, yes. Asinine decisions like keeping a clueless coordinator that set back your chances of attracting, recruiting and retaining good players and coaches are self-inflicted punishment.
Mario needs to do a better job of being humble, figuring out where he is chronically deficient, and get out of his own way. I’ve been pounding the drum for YEARS that a “bro-style” offense only works if you are stacking chips every year, which we obviously haven’t come close to. Switch that up, try something new, energize the players and fans. Give them hope.