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Miami finished with 98 total yards. Almost had as many penalty yards (58).


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Somehow they scored ten points

Gotta give credit to noger, he was right about Mario the entire time, glad Mario left when he did!

He said they have to get backto work. That is all he knows to say.

rockthief wrote:He said they have to get backto work. That is all he knows to say.

Yep just keep hitting your head against that wall…..

So the real question is...does he last longer at Miami than Slick Willie did at FSU?

With Mario publicly calling out parents for whining this week, I assume the team is a total cluster. This could get ugly fast.

UofDuck wrote:With Mario publicly calling out parents for whining this week, I assume the team is a total cluster. This could get ugly fast.

I can’t help but laugh. Willie was just a snake, MC at least was fair to Oregon when he left. For Duck fans it is very clear now to most everyone MC’s weaknesses, he is a control freak, who micro manages his teams to ruin, making everyone around him unpeg and unhappy, evidently that includes parents, lol. I do wish the best for Mario but he has a long bumpy road ahead.

“The grass is damn green in Eugene……. Oregon is a good place to be, not to be from”. It seems we have one hell of a coach, I hope we can keep him.

dthomas=ddixon wrote:Mario is legitimately one of the best recruiters to ever do it. And I don’t see any reason why a DB wouldn’t want to play for him; he doesn’t work with them directly and their development will come down to who their position coach is. Under Mario we sent some incredible defensive players into the league.


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Only one defender he actually recruited as HC. The rest were Helf or FWT recruits. Mario never has shown the ability to coach up talent. We had 2 guys drafted last year? That’s not good considering the talent level on paper he had.

Mario finishes 5-7 after getting blown out by Pitt. Tough year!

TheDrake wrote:Mario finishes 5-7 after getting blown out by Pitt. Tough year!

Very difficult to imagine at the start of the season, considering the star-studded coaching staff they had. (also a very expensive one; i believe the assistant pool was over $8MM)

Josh Gattis (oc) - was a hot young name after he did well at Michigan the prior season
Frank Ponce (qb) - was the oc at app state - one of the best non-power 5 fbs programs out there
Kevin Steele (dc) - was a (failing) hc, served as dc for multiple programs in the sec over the years
Jahmile Addae (cb) - from Georgia's championship team staff, was a top recruiter
charlie Strong (lb) - ex-hc at a few programs (and did ok at them), went through Saban's rehab program

he took a number of ex-Oregon assistants with him (they weren't that great, nor did they have as good of a resume)
- Salavae, Mirabal, Feld

It's been one year since Mario left.

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TheDrake wrote:Mario finishes 5-7 after getting blown out by Pitt. Tough year!

Very difficult to imagine at the start of the season, considering the star-studded coaching staff they had. (also a very expensive one; i believe the assistant pool was over $8MM)

Josh Gattis (oc) - was a hot young name after he did well at Michigan the prior season
Frank Ponce (qb) - was the oc at app state - one of the best non-power 5 fbs programs out there
Kevin Steele (dc) - was a (failing) hc, served as dc for multiple programs in the sec over the years
Jahmile Addae (cb) - from Georgia's championship team staff, was a top recruiter
charlie Strong (lb) - ex-hc at a few programs (and did ok at them), went through Saban's rehab program

he took a number of ex-Oregon assistants with him (they weren't that great, nor did they have as good of a resume)
- Salavae, Mirabal, Feld

Gattis has always been a bad OC, and then you add MC and his micromanagement and you get an even worse O..