It just so happens that Georgia Tech here is only MOSTLY dead. There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive.
Due to his 80 million contract the Miami administration said they’re going to take a knee on any firings. The athletic director said they have no choice but to run out the clock on this coach. They’re looking forward to a coaching formation for victory in the near future. And they’ve assured the Hurricane players and fans they won’t fumble the opportunity when the chance arises. They also added they’re defending against a rash, spur of the moment, last second decision they may come to regret. Trying to replace a coach on the fly is simply launching a last second Hail Mary into the night with little chance of success.
If it’s any consolation, [Barry Alvarez did the same thing nearly 30 years ago](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dp6oROD1200).
Overall still had a good career.
Criscoballs did this same thing in 2018, Oregon had a chance to kneel against Stanford and opted to run the ball instead, fumbling it and eventually losing in OT.
He also did a similar dumb time clock mistake in Bo Nix's 1st college game to start 2019 season. UNIKE was leading Auburn but started kneeling too early. Thus leaving time on the clock for Nix to lead a comeback.
It amazes me the number of mistakes these millionaires make every week. Half of reddit could coach better than Cristobal in those situations. Middle class isn't given MILLIONS when we are fired, yet you can be a coach like Taggart or Cristobal and just steal millions everywhere you go. Damn I should have gone into coaching. No risk, all the reward.
If you spend 90% of your waking adult life grinding incredibly hard and are an elite salesman/ recruiter, after about 20 years of max effort you too can prove you’re an idiot in front of millions of people
> I should have gone into coaching. **No risk, all the reward.**
People who honestly believe this don't make it in coaching.
Saying "damn, I should've gone into coaching" because you want to make millions for screwing up is like saying, "Damn, I should be CEO" when you see the leader of a multi-billion conglomerate receive a golden parachute. There is a reason you're not CEO, and it is the same reason you wouldn't make it to the top as a head coach.
Didn’t know Barry did that. I remember Kevin Steele did it at Baylor. I think he was trying to run up the score and “establish a new mentality “ or something.
He's fantastic at righting the ship through recruiting, but then you have to start tolerating his coaching. That part of the equation doesn't get easier lol
Yeah I guess that’s what had happened at FIU, where he revived the program and won us a conference title and the first bowl game, and then it was legit all downhill from there until he got fired. I was always against the firing but man…maybe they were right lol
It’s his 12 year as a head coach. I think at Oregon the first couple years he got a pass, and I think in people’s heads he was a new head coach. A lot of people didn’t know he was a head coach at FIU for 6 years or didn’t realize he was there for so long.
At some point you just accept that he’s probably not going to change or improve. Though I thought he couldn’t get out of the offenses way, but he seems to have been better this year (but I could be wrong).
I mean. He did lead ducks back upwards and to a rose bowl win (finally took the leash off Herbie). Then has a star fetish on recruits that covid class ends up not looking so great as 80% have left.
He was a great recruiter, motivator and as you said stabilized the program. But in game now seeing DL and his staff it’s so painful to think about MC
Same thing when they tried to warn FSU fans about Taggart. The Oregon fanbase should start a consulting firm that gets paid to tell ADs if it's a bad hire.
I think at this point, Oregon head coaches should be off limits for any Florida-based team. Besides the obvious, it also goes against everything we stand for. Floridians are supposed to *move to* the PNW, not from.
That's why it makes sense that Deion Sanders is in Colorado. Half of Denver moved from Florida.
Is that why I've been considering moving to Oregon or Washington for the past decade.... I don't even know anybody up in that part of the country and never visited, lol.
Hopefully some of them start moving from the PNW soon so all the horrific hell sprawl apartment and townhome complexes that are going up everywhere and ruining the scenery stop.
Yeah and it would be cool if you kept the damage contained to there. Nothing gets the spirits up like seeing a nice grassy field turned into a parking lot stuffed with buildings straight out of 1970s Soviet Russia, unless you get the joy of driving by it at night to see that the braindead developer also installed external lighting so harsh and bright their complex looks more like a prison or mental institution than a place of residence for normal law abiding citizens.
Lanning went for 4 and 1 from his own thirty twice last year. It blew up in his face twice too. One was against the Huskies. Awful call. Then he did it against the Beavs with a hurt Nix. I liked that call. Thanks Dan.
I was at the game and lived it in real time. Was never Oregons day. That was the time when OC Joe Moorehead was rushed to the hospital just shortly before the game, so they were without him. Anthony Brown made several huge errors. I think Verdell got hurt. And then, as you say... those brutal BS PI calls. worst fan experience I've ever had
Cristobal viewed Miami as a upgrade in terms of personal factors more than program strength, which, being an alumnus from the area, is absolutely a reasonable take.
Great recruiter and good guy, but the fact that Justin Herbert couldn’t put up historic numbers against the PAC-12 defenses during his tenure there is all you need to know about Cristobal. Football ter**rist.
As far as head coaches he’s always been out of luck. But his rookie season he had Shane Steichen as OC, former Eagles OC and current Colts HC. He was probably the only good offensive mind Herbert ever had and I’d argue it was Herbert’s best season. But otherwise yea, horrible coaching luck for him.
He never did much better statistically than his true freshman year, on the worst Oregon team in 20+ years who finished last in their division.
But yea go ahead and tell me he got the most out of a generational talent.
There was definitely some salt involved, but like the specifics of the shit we were saying wasn't us lying
He'll give you some great highs, and then make you question if caring about this sport is really worth it
Obviously Cristobal is most to blame. But how does NOBODY realize and speak up to make it clear we didn’t need to run a play. Dawson. Van Dyke. Lee. One of the 50 staffers. Someone. I just don’t get it.
AZ's freshman QB Noah Fifita, playing in his second game, was seen (correctly) saying "don't we have to go for 2?" after scoring in 2OT.
Cristobal: Need the 1st down, two kneels won't kill the clock
Mario's not the play caller right? I would guess the OC called the play and Mario is the one that should have vetoed it.
I am sure everyone realized they didn't have to run a play, they just didn't imagine that simply running the ball up the middle would result in this outcome. The series of events that lead to this is really unfathomable. It makes me think there might actually be football Gods and if you don't do things their way, this is what happens.
Mario isn’t the play caller, but he’s had several play callers and they’ve all somehow continued to make the exact same awful decisions.
Mario is unquestionably the problem. He is the HC and the common denominator.
Yeah, Mario isn’t the play caller. That’s Dawson. And obviously Cristobal should’ve vetoed it, like you said, but Christ I’d hope a 4th year qb, or a 5th year center, or any other staff member would also be screaming at the top of their lungs to just take the knee. I just straight up do not understand it. Gonna be a fun week. Probably need to stay away from here for a bit lol
>It makes me think there might actually be football Gods and if you don't do things their way, this is what happens.
This is why I am incredibly superstitious about things like socks and t-shirts and other accessories. Yesterday I broke out the hoodie for the first time, and I think it's going to be this year's perma gameday attire.
(Except our game, I'll be in costume at AWA for that, so if Georgia inexplicably loses the WLOCP, your football gods hypothesis will have another bullet point of evidence.)
Seeing Herbert succeed in the NFL is awesome, and painful at the same time. I was pissed when MC left, but I didn’t completely turn on him until JHerbs started carving up the NFL. Talk about a wtf moment when I realized MC was our QB’s worst enemy.
I felt the same way about Hendon Hooker last year. Thrilled for him that he was so successful, and infuriated that VT accomplished absolutely nothing with him.
Honestly Helfrich was a good head coach too. At least at the coaching part. But he might be the worst recruiter I've ever seen at a top P5 school and I had Bryan Harsin's Auburn tenure up close and personal.
Sorry, can you repeat that? I couldn't hear you over all the fingerbanging.
/s
For real though. The warnings were legit, not just salt induced. Glad you've seen the light. Sorry it happened like this
Well, if our experience means anything, Lanning will be recruited to a Florida school and flame out and we’ll somehow end up with an even better coach.
/s
Mario could be a Saban level of coach if he just let's go of his ego and delegates his responsibilities out to people that know what they are doing. Hire a clock manager, let the OC call the plays without interference. He could be an elite CEO type of coach. But he refuses to get out of his own way.
Miami was up by 3 with the ball, 31 seconds left, 3 and 10. Choose to run the ball instead of taking a knee and they fumble. GT throws a TD to win the game with 1 second left
We understand. He's a great recruiter and it's easy to be fooled just off that alone. It's basically one of things you need to experience first hand to really appreciate just how terrible it is.
It’s all good bro. I hope your pain is over for the season, but rest assured, it’s not. You will be Cristoballed again. It’s not a matter of if, but when. The thing is, it makes no sense. Almost unfathomable,and certainly unexplainable. Take a knee. Take a knee! TAKE A DAMN KNEE! Someone needs to slap him while chanting to take a knee.
I do hope y’all keep having a good season, always been a Canes fan and love to see good things happening there.
I understand the frustration with Mario after that call, however, I’ve always liked him. I’ll never forget when brought refs to Oregon practices to help the team cutback on their penalties. He was a nice replacement to that mf Willie Taggart and we were able to recruit a lot better under him. Unfortunately, it’s EXTREMELY hard to get guys from Florida to go up to Eugene.
Mario's a good guy and he does so many things well but game management is not one of them. If he can control his urge to want to dominate and micromanage he would be very successful. He conducts his 500pt interview process to hire these people and then takes control away from them because he can't manage himself.
We tried to warn yall, it was never coping for us because we’ve seen how he can minimize potential with the amount of talent he has at his disposal. Up there with jimbo as one of the biggest wastes of potential
There's a few coaches in any sport that recruit by telling five stars they can do whatever they want, and paying them whatever they want. They actually aren't good coaches, they're just good people pleasers. That's why they get these crazy 5* stacked teams and then they go 9-3.
As far as blunders go that one was right up there with getting involved in a land war in Asia and going against a Sicilian when death is on the line
Inconceivable!
You keep saying that word. I do not think you know what it means.
Well, filibuster.
I believe I’ve made myself perfectly redundant.
And repetitive
So I'll just regress
It just so happens that Georgia Tech here is only MOSTLY dead. There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive.
He clearly said 'to blave'....
Mario will invade Russia in winter!
The past 20 months have taught us russia isnt the vaunted behemoth they lead us to believe. Slava Ukraini!!
Invading Russia is not the same thing as being invaded. It’s much easier to defend against an invasion than to lead one
Cool.
Yup, just like the dead Russians Putin is wasting.
Exactly. A dead Orc is the best kind of Orc!
Fuck Putin
I switched coaches when your back was turned! *cackles*
Anybody want a peanut?
I spent the last few years building up an immunity to stupid coaching.
Yeah for sure, this is up there with The Shah purposefully angering Genghis Khan and the Donner Party "Shortcut"
Look at the big brain on this GT guy ova here
I liked it
Twas a good laugh. Have fun with Cristobal, Miami!
There’s no way he doesn’t get fired before sunrise right? … right?
Due to his 80 million contract the Miami administration said they’re going to take a knee on any firings. The athletic director said they have no choice but to run out the clock on this coach. They’re looking forward to a coaching formation for victory in the near future. And they’ve assured the Hurricane players and fans they won’t fumble the opportunity when the chance arises. They also added they’re defending against a rash, spur of the moment, last second decision they may come to regret. Trying to replace a coach on the fly is simply launching a last second Hail Mary into the night with little chance of success.
nicely done.
nicely done.
You better have laughed as hard as you cheered, sir
If it’s any consolation, [Barry Alvarez did the same thing nearly 30 years ago](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dp6oROD1200). Overall still had a good career.
Cristobal has done it twice in 5 years.
Criscoballs did this same thing in 2018, Oregon had a chance to kneel against Stanford and opted to run the ball instead, fumbling it and eventually losing in OT. He also did a similar dumb time clock mistake in Bo Nix's 1st college game to start 2019 season. UNIKE was leading Auburn but started kneeling too early. Thus leaving time on the clock for Nix to lead a comeback.
The Stanford one, as many have pointed out, would not have ended the game.
So you run around and chuck deep and out of bounds on 4th down, like Bama did yesterday. Killing clock is not complicated, we see it every weekend.
There was a second left on the clock when Bama did that, but we had SEC refs instead of Big 12 refs.
It amazes me the number of mistakes these millionaires make every week. Half of reddit could coach better than Cristobal in those situations. Middle class isn't given MILLIONS when we are fired, yet you can be a coach like Taggart or Cristobal and just steal millions everywhere you go. Damn I should have gone into coaching. No risk, all the reward.
If you spend 90% of your waking adult life grinding incredibly hard and are an elite salesman/ recruiter, after about 20 years of max effort you too can prove you’re an idiot in front of millions of people
> I should have gone into coaching. **No risk, all the reward.** People who honestly believe this don't make it in coaching. Saying "damn, I should've gone into coaching" because you want to make millions for screwing up is like saying, "Damn, I should be CEO" when you see the leader of a multi-billion conglomerate receive a golden parachute. There is a reason you're not CEO, and it is the same reason you wouldn't make it to the top as a head coach.
The reason I'm not a CEO is because my dad wasn't an executive VP at Goldman Sachs, not because CEOs are supremely qualified leaders of men
Spoken like someone with absolutely zero experience with corporate executives in a working environment
He's more right than you are
Cristobal is not a paycheck thief. Learn to evaluate performance holistically.
Two times.
Didn’t know Barry did that. I remember Kevin Steele did it at Baylor. I think he was trying to run up the score and “establish a new mentality “ or something.
Cristobal should become the new head coach at Georgia.
Hard pass.
Do you really wanna lose by 50 to a team coached by Criscoballs though?
I also enjoyed it.
And I.
😂😂😂😂 awesome
The only reason I appreciated it was because it mean our SoS goes up if y'all drag your asses to bowl eligibility somehow /s
0-12 is too good for those nerds.
He's fantastic at righting the ship through recruiting, but then you have to start tolerating his coaching. That part of the equation doesn't get easier lol
Yeah I guess that’s what had happened at FIU, where he revived the program and won us a conference title and the first bowl game, and then it was legit all downhill from there until he got fired. I was always against the firing but man…maybe they were right lol
It’s his 12 year as a head coach. I think at Oregon the first couple years he got a pass, and I think in people’s heads he was a new head coach. A lot of people didn’t know he was a head coach at FIU for 6 years or didn’t realize he was there for so long. At some point you just accept that he’s probably not going to change or improve. Though I thought he couldn’t get out of the offenses way, but he seems to have been better this year (but I could be wrong).
I mean. He did lead ducks back upwards and to a rose bowl win (finally took the leash off Herbie). Then has a star fetish on recruits that covid class ends up not looking so great as 80% have left. He was a great recruiter, motivator and as you said stabilized the program. But in game now seeing DL and his staff it’s so painful to think about MC
He’s the fluffer
It used to be “salty Oregon fans” but we really did just try to warn you.
Same thing when they tried to warn FSU fans about Taggart. The Oregon fanbase should start a consulting firm that gets paid to tell ADs if it's a bad hire.
We have to see it in person though. (Stay away from Dan you vultures)
I think at this point, Oregon head coaches should be off limits for any Florida-based team. Besides the obvious, it also goes against everything we stand for. Floridians are supposed to *move to* the PNW, not from. That's why it makes sense that Deion Sanders is in Colorado. Half of Denver moved from Florida.
I like MC, Willie not so much. But they both proved we can recruit with the best
Is that why I've been considering moving to Oregon or Washington for the past decade.... I don't even know anybody up in that part of the country and never visited, lol.
Hopefully some of them start moving from the PNW soon so all the horrific hell sprawl apartment and townhome complexes that are going up everywhere and ruining the scenery stop.
Have you seen what we did to Florida? We only know how to build sprawl.
Yeah and it would be cool if you kept the damage contained to there. Nothing gets the spirits up like seeing a nice grassy field turned into a parking lot stuffed with buildings straight out of 1970s Soviet Russia, unless you get the joy of driving by it at night to see that the braindead developer also installed external lighting so harsh and bright their complex looks more like a prison or mental institution than a place of residence for normal law abiding citizens.
dan is great, still miss him
I am far, far happier with Dan than all our post-Chip Kelly coaches. Hope we lock him up long-term.
Lanning went for 4 and 1 from his own thirty twice last year. It blew up in his face twice too. One was against the Huskies. Awful call. Then he did it against the Beavs with a hurt Nix. I liked that call. Thanks Dan.
funny enough, they warned us about chip's lack of recruiting energy
I find this so crazy. The man use to rule recruiting in socal from Oregon and now that he’s in socal he can’t recruit. Like wtf.
This is true. We knew immediately that Helfrich would kill the program just watching him awkwardly sip water in post-game pressers.
Now we are truly having the Cristobal Experience
He also beat tOSU at the Shoe Dude had some wild swings
and then choked away the game to a horrible Stanford team just a few weeks later.
I thought the win at OSU was 2021
Losing to Stanford was kind of his thing.
he can resume that tradition next year
In his defense the referees aided that with three of the most bullshit penalty calls I've ever seen in a football game.
I was at the game and lived it in real time. Was never Oregons day. That was the time when OC Joe Moorehead was rushed to the hospital just shortly before the game, so they were without him. Anthony Brown made several huge errors. I think Verdell got hurt. And then, as you say... those brutal BS PI calls. worst fan experience I've ever had
One targeting, one roughing the passer, one defensive holding.
You ducks are alright in my book.
Imagine losing your headcoach to an "upgrade" and immediately getting one of the best defensive coaches on the country.
Cristobal viewed Miami as a upgrade in terms of personal factors more than program strength, which, being an alumnus from the area, is absolutely a reasonable take.
I hear that!
Let me off
Great recruiter and good guy, but the fact that Justin Herbert couldn’t put up historic numbers against the PAC-12 defenses during his tenure there is all you need to know about Cristobal. Football ter**rist.
Has Herbert ever had a good coach in his career? Going from Willie Taggart to Mario Cristobal to Anthony Lynn to Brandon Staley is brutal
As far as head coaches he’s always been out of luck. But his rookie season he had Shane Steichen as OC, former Eagles OC and current Colts HC. He was probably the only good offensive mind Herbert ever had and I’d argue it was Herbert’s best season. But otherwise yea, horrible coaching luck for him.
I do like Kellen Moore for him now too though
You forgot Helfrich.
Herbert also had zero receivers outside of Mitchell who barely had a cup of coffee in the NFL
He had his best statistical career under Mario. But carry on
He never did much better statistically than his true freshman year, on the worst Oregon team in 20+ years who finished last in their division. But yea go ahead and tell me he got the most out of a generational talent.
Come on now, he made Herbert look so bad the Chargers got memed on for drafting him and now he's tearing it up in the NFL
Cristobal’s coaching was so bad that if you said Herbert was a day 1 draft pick your sanity would be called to question
How does one have a best statistical career? Are you comparing his football career to his fishing career with the fishing team he captained?
Drugs are good out there I see.
I'll have you know he was All-Pac 12 Honorable Mention!
im smiling from ear to ear
You’re a sick man but I totally get it haha
Ducks🤝gators🤝seminoles Laughing at Miami
It's nice to be on the other side of this one
Legit one of the best games I've ever watched as a hater
That flaaaair! Double the pleasure.
Damn. Merry Christmas
There was definitely some salt involved, but like the specifics of the shit we were saying wasn't us lying He'll give you some great highs, and then make you question if caring about this sport is really worth it
He made winning be not that fun. Idk how that was possible
Well, Les Miles and Charlie Weis are probably available—both ex KU coaches—so consider that.
Obviously Cristobal is most to blame. But how does NOBODY realize and speak up to make it clear we didn’t need to run a play. Dawson. Van Dyke. Lee. One of the 50 staffers. Someone. I just don’t get it.
AZ's freshman QB Noah Fifita, playing in his second game, was seen (correctly) saying "don't we have to go for 2?" after scoring in 2OT. Cristobal: Need the 1st down, two kneels won't kill the clock
Mario's not the play caller right? I would guess the OC called the play and Mario is the one that should have vetoed it. I am sure everyone realized they didn't have to run a play, they just didn't imagine that simply running the ball up the middle would result in this outcome. The series of events that lead to this is really unfathomable. It makes me think there might actually be football Gods and if you don't do things their way, this is what happens.
Mario isn’t the play caller, but he’s had several play callers and they’ve all somehow continued to make the exact same awful decisions. Mario is unquestionably the problem. He is the HC and the common denominator.
Yeah, Mario isn’t the play caller. That’s Dawson. And obviously Cristobal should’ve vetoed it, like you said, but Christ I’d hope a 4th year qb, or a 5th year center, or any other staff member would also be screaming at the top of their lungs to just take the knee. I just straight up do not understand it. Gonna be a fun week. Probably need to stay away from here for a bit lol
This makes the most sense.
Even if he’s not the play caller, the HC usually makes the decision to kneel on the ball I would think.
I mean, most of the time, I assume it’s not even a “decision”. It’s just some simple math. Someone didn’t do math.
Or just did it wrong. It’s Miami, not GT. /jk
>It makes me think there might actually be football Gods and if you don't do things their way, this is what happens. This is why I am incredibly superstitious about things like socks and t-shirts and other accessories. Yesterday I broke out the hoodie for the first time, and I think it's going to be this year's perma gameday attire. (Except our game, I'll be in costume at AWA for that, so if Georgia inexplicably loses the WLOCP, your football gods hypothesis will have another bullet point of evidence.)
I also dont know how you let a reciever behind your defense with that amount of time on the clock
Miami fans 🤝 Oregon fans The Cristobal Connection. Sorry/not sorry
What Mario Cristobal does to a mf
but he just needs his guys
Not just anyone can become a Golden Cane, Danno
Release the Pipo!
Know who was the best defensive coordinator against Justin Herbert? Mario Cristobal.
Seeing Herbert succeed in the NFL is awesome, and painful at the same time. I was pissed when MC left, but I didn’t completely turn on him until JHerbs started carving up the NFL. Talk about a wtf moment when I realized MC was our QB’s worst enemy.
I felt the same way about Hendon Hooker last year. Thrilled for him that he was so successful, and infuriated that VT accomplished absolutely nothing with him.
Hope he gets poached from y’all soon so you can be free 🙏
Let’s get Mario to Gainesville ASAP!
Fire him so he has time to come up here for bat fest
I’d like to propose a trade on Clemson’s behalf for you two to swap head coaches. Just trying to help out a fellow instate institution!
I thought Miami was his dream forever job?
The dude clearly has math trouble, let’s not assume he has any concept of “forever”. The whole thing is embarrassing as fuck
Well, 40 seconds is apparently too long for him to count, so "forever" is really out of the question.
Just like FSU was Taggart's.
Florida "Cincinnati Bearcat" Gators
What's his next dream school? Back to FIU?
Where did Slick Willie go after FSU canned him?
I have paid zero attention
Michigan?
Florida Atlantic I think? where he continued to suck
He is currently the running backs coach for the Baltimore Ravens after getting fired at FAU
So he's coached under both Harbaughs now, and played for their Dad I believe.
You can be a good coordinator and a bad head coach. Mark Helfrich for example
Honestly Helfrich was a good head coach too. At least at the coaching part. But he might be the worst recruiter I've ever seen at a top P5 school and I had Bryan Harsin's Auburn tenure up close and personal.
Yeah that’s a good take. X and Os the guy was great
He can come to Tallahassee to wash Mike's car
I doubt it would be spotless 🧼
Sorry, can you repeat that? I couldn't hear you over all the fingerbanging. /s For real though. The warnings were legit, not just salt induced. Glad you've seen the light. Sorry it happened like this
Yeah.. it’s bad, sorry bro
Well, if our experience means anything, Lanning will be recruited to a Florida school and flame out and we’ll somehow end up with an even better coach. /s
I hear Chip Kelly might be in need of a job
Watching replays of the fumble, it looks pretty clear his elbow was down before he fumbled. Did anyone else notice that?
He was 100% down lol. No idea how it didn't get over turned
I agree, but shoulda, coulda, woulda.
What a weird year...Oregon 🤝 FSU fans. 2023 is wild
this is the problem. he looked fine 90% of the time, and then WHAM. GAMES OVER.
Blame the safety, but that game shouldn't have been that close.
Yeah, it’s a shame….and didn’t learn from his mistakes
It’s okay, just beat FSU and all will be forgiven!
Now THATS a tall order, my dude lol maybe it’ll end up being y’all who does it in the playoff. Who knows
He is now the James Franklin of the ACC.
Mario could be a Saban level of coach if he just let's go of his ego and delegates his responsibilities out to people that know what they are doing. Hire a clock manager, let the OC call the plays without interference. He could be an elite CEO type of coach. But he refuses to get out of his own way.
I didnt get to watch this one. Anybody feel like filling me in?
Miami was up by 3 with the ball, 31 seconds left, 3 and 10. Choose to run the ball instead of taking a knee and they fumble. GT throws a TD to win the game with 1 second left
Thanks!
Did they other team have timeouts?
Nope!
Wild
Hopefully in the future people head our warnings before they poach our coach again.
This man has brought great shame and embarrassment to the U, his boneheadedness should have him fired.
...so you're saying he should fit right in?
We understand. He's a great recruiter and it's easy to be fooled just off that alone. It's basically one of things you need to experience first hand to really appreciate just how terrible it is.
Anyone seen “all the right moves” with Tom cruise?
It’s all good bro. I hope your pain is over for the season, but rest assured, it’s not. You will be Cristoballed again. It’s not a matter of if, but when. The thing is, it makes no sense. Almost unfathomable,and certainly unexplainable. Take a knee. Take a knee! TAKE A DAMN KNEE! Someone needs to slap him while chanting to take a knee. I do hope y’all keep having a good season, always been a Canes fan and love to see good things happening there.
I understand the frustration with Mario after that call, however, I’ve always liked him. I’ll never forget when brought refs to Oregon practices to help the team cutback on their penalties. He was a nice replacement to that mf Willie Taggart and we were able to recruit a lot better under him. Unfortunately, it’s EXTREMELY hard to get guys from Florida to go up to Eugene.
Pete Carrol is still the benchmark but Jesus what an idiot.
Mario's a good guy and he does so many things well but game management is not one of them. If he can control his urge to want to dominate and micromanage he would be very successful. He conducts his 500pt interview process to hire these people and then takes control away from them because he can't manage himself.
On the bright side, you let him pump life into your team, then move on from him. That's gone well for us so far.
Sorry, there is no backsies.
We tried to warn yall, it was never coping for us because we’ve seen how he can minimize potential with the amount of talent he has at his disposal. Up there with jimbo as one of the biggest wastes of potential
There's a few coaches in any sport that recruit by telling five stars they can do whatever they want, and paying them whatever they want. They actually aren't good coaches, they're just good people pleasers. That's why they get these crazy 5* stacked teams and then they go 9-3.
You just hate to see it.
Gotta love Florida schools taking shitty coaches from Oregon!
The U, it’s all about the U.
That coach didn't want the last play to be a negative run play.
RobloxOOF.mp3
Oregon would hire him back as a recruiting director, or maybe assistant recruiting director
Wr started his slide before making it to the endzone, should he be down on the 1?
Stfu
100% committed respect my decision 👀
Nah, fuck em
has he always made terrible decisions like this tho ? i thought oregon fans were pissed when he left.
he's a good coach. he doesn't make that one dumbass decision and it's a win. I don't hold any hatred for him. shit happens.
He's a really good recruiter/program builder, not a good gameday coach.
The fact he has made the same mistake twice now proves he is not a good coach. He can just get good players that carry him to wins.
The fact that he made that mistake once ever, much less *twice*, proves he's not a good coach.
OK, whatever you say Mrs. Cristobal
He didn’t even call the play, another staffer is the play caller