I was listening to the radio on Tuesday following Monday night's game and many of the callers were griping about the lack of athletes and Golden's recruiting habits.
Miami has, and always has had, premium athletes. Their downfall has been QB development. They haven't turned a guy into even a competent game manager since Dorsey. Forget having an actual playmaker.
i know its probably cliche at this point to recommend this, but the ESPN 30 for 30 on the U is phenomenal. I was a young buck when Jimmy Johnson was coach and when I first cared about college football, miami was at its peak. When I watched this, I was astonished by the difference 10 years made to that program.
this is painfully true. It's not their offensive scheme either, they just cant develop QBs for shit.
The best part about it is a guy like Schellenberger taking a risk and recruiting in areas where nobody would go into. Middle of the projects in Miami you see a white guy roll up in a Lexus all suited up. If you watch the 30 for 30, they talk about the guy like hes the father they never had
There were a few teams that rose to the challenge and wanted to be that bad, but a lot of them shrunk from it.
He's shaking up the country club.
Damn right, and I love it.
It's inexcusable for Texas to sink to the level that it has. That school is perfectly positioned in a recruiting hot bed and by most accounts Texas is the richest university in America.
They are solid on all aspects of the game this season based on what I have observed so far. They depend on Shepard a lot.
I am deading throwing and shucking corn. Watch yer tone.
I'm very pleased with what I've seen from the defense so far this year. Granted they haven't played tough competition yet but regardless in the past few years even the lower tier teams could move the ball on our defense.
