We Love U Miami

The University of Miami women's tennis team opened play Friday at the ITA Southeast Regional Championships Presented by Oracle.

The Hurricanes posted a 5-2 record, including a 3-2 mark in singles play, at the Ken Byers Tennis Complex on the campus of Georgia Tech.

"[Yuna] Ito played a solid first-round match today against FSU. She fought hard and made some changes midway through the match that had a positive effect on the outcome," Miami head coach Paige Yaroshuk-Tews said. "[Ana] Madcur is playing outstanding tennis. She's thinking for herself in big moments and keeping an open mind deep into points."

Miami opened the day with a pair of narrow victories in the opening round of doubles play. Juniors Ito and Estela  Perez-Somarriba eked past USF's Vanja Klaric and Nicole Dzenga, 8-7 (7-4).

Meanwhile, Madcur, a senior, and freshman Lucia Marzal Martinez defeated UCF's duo of Sara Culbertson, a former Miami player, and Valentina Martin, 8-6.

The Hurricanes won two of their three first-round singles matchups, including Ito notching a victory in her first-career contest against a ranked foe at the Division I level.

Facing No. 55 Ana Oparenovic of Florida State, the tournament's third seed, Ito dropped the first set before rebounding for a comeback triumph, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Madcur eased past Georgia State's Arielle Nealy, 6-2, 6-1, to open her tournament singles ledger. Additionally, Marzal Martinez, seeded No. 9-16, fell to Florida State's Julia Mikulski, 5-7, 3-6.

Miami split its two second-round main draw matches, with Madcur posting a stellar 6-4, 6-3 victory over UCF's Domenika Turkovic, seeded No. 9-16. Ito dropped her outing against Rafaela Gomez of North Florida, 6-3, 1-6, 1-6.

"Tomorrow is a new day and we're looking [forward] to moving through new challenges," Yaroshuk-Tews said."

Comments

[SOUP]

Maybe if Mark Richt had put The U first, and not his unqualified son, then perhaps Miami would be in a position where the plays didnt have to be dumbed down? The guy has 4 scholarship players under his management and none of them are able to function in this offense? If this playbook is being dumbed down, then it falls on MR's nepotism.

Posted by: Dude on a Pale Horse | October 20, 2018 at 07:19 PM

Powerful

[roachcane77]

Man, if CMR's offense hadn't sh!t the bed at UVA, we'd be in the discussion today... :(

[solarcane]

"I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then"
Bob Seger

Is Mark Richt making same mistakes with Miami Hurricanes as at UGA?
by Alan Rubenstein

Canes Warning discussed earlier this week if Miami Hurricanes Defensive Coordinator Manny Diaz would make a better Head Coach than Richt. Diaz is in his 14th season as a Defensive Coordinator at the FBS level and is likely on the verge of becoming a Head Coach.

Canes Warning spoke to Allistair Penny the Expert for FanSided’s Georgia site Dawn of the Dawg earlier this week to give us his insight on Richt’s tenure at Georgia. Penny reiterated the criticisms of Richt not being able to elevate his program to the top of college football.

“We won 9-10 games every year and then got destroyed whenever we played an elite team and also lost one game we shouldn’t every season. That’s the Mark Richt experience. It’s awesome for 95% of schools, but if you want to challenge for the CFP, he’s not the guy.

He’s an awesome guy. I can’t stress that enough. Everyone in Athens loves him. And he’ll never let anything bad happen to the program like you’ve seen under some other coaches. He’s so genuine and such a great guy is why he lasted 15 years with us.

He transformed our program and made us relevant again. But eventually, it became obvious that he was never going to be able to push us over the top to being a perennial powerhouse and that is what the fans here demanded.

Fast forward three years and life under Kirby is very different…I just don’t know how he’s going to beat (Clemson Head Coach) Dabo (Swinney) and get you that ACC crown. He could never beat (Former Florida and current Ohio State Head Coach) Urban (Meyer) or (Alabama Head Coach Nick) Saban here and that’s the thing.

He’s better than 98% of coaches out there, but when it comes to the elite, he’s just not quite there

[solarcane]

Head

Posted by: Solarcane | October 21, 2018 at 02:32 AM

Is great?

Posted by: WWIN | October 21, 2018 at 10:41 AM

As in Head coach, not so much

[Sinistercane1]

Corch Mork Defenders

CIS:

This might explain a few things. THIS DOESN'T INCLUDE OCTOBER 20 GAME STATS.

Pass Completion %: Rank 107th in NCAA at 53.9%

First Down Offense: (Tied) Rank 56th

Passes Had Intercepted: (Tied) Rank 107th with 8 INTs

Passing Yards Per Game: Rank 90th with 211.1 yards per game

Rushing Yards Per Game: Rank 50th with 188.3 yards per Game

Red Zone Offense: Rank 41st with 12 rush TDs, 11 Pass TDs, 6 FGs for 87.9%

Sacks Allowed: Rank 76th with 16 sacks for 114 yards. 2.29 avg. sack

Scoring Offense: Rank 25th with 37.4 points per game

Team Passing Efficiency: Rank 59th with 191 Attempts, 103 Completions, 8 INTs, 1478 Pass Yards, 16 Pass TDs, for 138.19 Pass Eff.

3rd Down Conv: (Tied) Rank 38th with 43%

4th Down Conv: (Tied) Rank 90th with 15 Attempts and 7 Conv for 46.7%

Time of Possession: Rank 54th

Turnovers Lost: (Tied) Rank 94th with 4 Fumbles Lost, 8 INTs, for 12 Turnovers Lost

Total Offense: Rank 76th with 473 plays for 2796 yards, 5.91 yards/play, 31 Off TDs, for 399.4 YPG

[WWIN]

Posted by: Go Canes!! | October 21, 2018 at 09:16 AM

I see it's time for us to have the talk again... SMH

CMR... he ain't it chief!

He's had like 8 QB's and hasn't developed one of them!

[WWIN]

Head

Posted by: Solarcane | October 21, 2018 at 02:32 AM

Is great?

[AeroCane]

So richt sends his son and Searels to see our most important recruit, Evan Neal, 5 star left tackle, rather than go himself and take his best recruiter Hartley; very interesting
If I’m gambling, I’m betting there’s a very slim chance we get him and again lose a top notch talent that could potentially start from day 1

[Go Canes!!]

Last three years:

Mark Richt 24-9

Last three years:

Urban Meyer-30-5
Kirby Smart 27-8
Tom Herman 22-11
Justin Fuente 24-10
James Franklin 27-7
Wille Taggart 21-10
Mark Dantonio 17-15
Dan Mullen 20-12
Brian Kelly 21-11
Jim Harbaugh 25-9
Chris Peterson 28-7
Jimbo Fisher 20-11
Paul Chyrst 29-6

[Solarcane]

Head

[Solarcane]

Every since Dorsey left, our salvation is always play the guy behind the next starter. It has never worked yet.

Until we get an excellent qb coach or an oc that designs the plays around the quarterbacks strengths and not what his scheme calls for in certain down and distances it wont matter how many 4 star quarter backs waste their playing time here.

We will be 9 or 10 wins and beat maybe 3 power 5 teams a season, maybe.

Diaz will get scooped up or become a gead coach sooner or later and we will still be talking about Kenny Dorsey.

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

That OD vs WKU game was the craziest ending I have ever seen.

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

Did Mike Leach have a stroke? He talks like someone that has.

[Go Canes!!]

https://247sports.com/Player/Tua-Tagovailoa-77451/

TT was a 5 star, #1 rated dual threat QB in the country. He will be a three and done at Bama and will be a top NFL draft pick.

All of a sudden saying Wiliams is the solution just because Tua was is grasping at straws.

[Terrance Sullivan]

Preach WWIN!

[WWIN]

Corch Richt can solve that problem quick just like Saban did... PLAY WILLIAMS!!!

It's CMR not the players... he had no reason to take Perry out the game

[Go Canes!!]

Bama had not one, not two, but THREE 4 or 5 star QBs transfer after losing the QB battle to Jalen Hurts.

The same Jalen Hurts who struggled to complete a pass thrown more than 10 yards past the line of scrimmage his entire career and was benched in the NC game for ineffectiveness.

That's three elite guys that didn't amount to anything, who got beat out by a below average passer, despite having every possible advantage a QB can have.

Can anyone out there seriously tell me they didn't dumb down the offense for Hurts the last two seasons compared to what they do with Tua??

Same HC, same OC, same QB coach. Three transfers and one starter who never got better later they struck gold with a kid who was a game changing, trancendent player from the first play he took the field.

I've been critical of CMRs play calling on here many times. But it's not just him and using Perry as the sole barometer of his ability to develop a kid is tough to do, especially when there appear to be off the field maturity and dedication issues with him.

Let's get some perspective. Kids like Tua, Lawrence and that beast at OU were going to thrive ANYWHERE they played, including here. Saying CMRs offense would have stunted their development or they would be average here is just digging your heels in to maintain a narrative.

He has his shortcomings, there is no doubt about that. But there is more to it than that.

[SOUP]

I am tired.

[Sarasota 'cane]

I just read that if the World Series gets to game 5 in L.A. that the Kings, Clippers, Rams, and Dodgers will all be playing around the same time that Sunday!

#CrayCray

[solarcane]

Happy Birthday raize

[solarcane]

Tonight thousands, maybe millions of fans of every sporting discipline on earth are smiling over Ohio State being routed by an unranked team.

[Terrance Sullivan]

Thank U very much Sarasota. I was sweating it out. Yeah Boston is going to be a 🐻 to deal with.

[Sarasota 'cane]

Congrats to your Dodgers Terrance. The World Series should be a good one!!

[solarcane]

Purdue 49
The Ohio State 20

It would take us 4 games to score 49 points on osu

[WWIN]

I have a simple solution to the Canes coaching woes - “Ken Dorsey”

Posted by: BigWindyCane | October 20, 2018 at 08:37 PM

Go back to the drawing board!

[WWIN]

I have a simple solution to the Canes coaching woes - “Ken Dorsey”

Posted by: BigWindyCane | October 20, 2018 at 08:37 PM

Go back to the drawing board!

[BigWindyCane]

Looks like Washington St. is about to pull off the upset.

[solarcane]

Goodnight quak attack

[BigWindyCane]

Buckeyes will have a blowout loss tonight. Their high-powered offense couldn’t get anything done.

This is why we play the games. Rankings and pundits don’t win games, players do!

[solarcane]

Purdue pounding a ohio state at the moment

[Herbieibis]

Miss. St Fitzgerald is actually worse than Rosier. Both LSU and Miss. St. Are as happless as us on offense.

[KYcane]

We are sill wondering the desert of qb mediocrity following the cloud during the day games and the pillar of fire during night games in search of the paradise of 3rd down conversions and red zone touchdowns.

Posted by: Gin & Tonic | October 17, 2018 at 01:55 PM

Cheer up gang, only 24 more years till we reach the promised land

[solarcane]

Oregon with good adjustments
Lets see if the pirate pulls some shyt

[BigWindyCane]

Indiana Pacers signed former Canes SG Davon Reed to a two-way contract.

[mi@mic@ne]

nobody wanted Mario ..lol

[thirstybuzzardcane]

As I recall we wanted Butch Or Leach ..oh well what do we know....

Posted by: mi@mic@ne | October 20, 2018 at 08:39 PM

Those were my #1 and #2 guys as well. Richt was #3 on my list. Leach would've killed it down here.

[mi@mic@ne]

could you imagine having leach running our offense with the defense we have now...geeezzz

[mi@mic@ne]

Instead they pick Goldilox....

[mi@mic@ne]

Thats right Leach was hanging out with Jimmy in the keys when we wanted James to give him a call,...so many opportunities

[mi@mic@ne]

As I recall we wanted Butch Or Leach ..oh well what do we know....

[BigWindyCane]

I have a simple solution to the Canes coaching woes - “Ken Dorsey”

[solarcane]

Ducks 8 total yds at halftime
1 rushing yd

[CasualCanes]

I mean "usually do not"

[CasualCanes]

Great coaches (players too) usually do have a reputation of classy or decent man because they focus on winning and wining only. For the same reason, they do not bother to talk about details of the game either. M. Richt enjoys talking about his thinking on line formation, route running, etc. He always wanted to show that he has the football knowledge, which matters little in winning a game. But his biggest problem is the decision making. His hire of unqualified son as the QB coach sets a low standard for his coaching staffs. How can you demand good results from any staff when you got the least qualified personnel on the most important position?

I really do not believe M. Richt has the right judgement needed to sack himself from the laughable play calling and his son from coaching staff. Thus, it is almost certain that he will end up as a failure at Miami, i.e., no ships. If Blake James cannot see what a casual fan can, then he lacks good judgement too.

[WWIN]

Get em Tony!!!

[solarcane]

No

[solarcane]

Cristobal know idea what just hapened

[TonyCane]

Tony...can U do one of your infamous recruiting comparisons between Miami and UVA and how their last 5 classes were ranked in recruiting over the last 5 years?

Posted by: SOUP | October 20, 2018 at 02:48 PM

Virginia had:

2014 Class: 2 5 Stars, 2 4 stars
2015 Class: 2 4 Stars
2016 Class: All three stars or below
2017 Class: All three stars or below
2018 Class: All three stars or below

That's what beat us, on paper.

[TonyCane]

Brad Kayaa - Could not run the offense, went pro early

Jack Allison - Four star recruit, transferred after likely told "I can't see you as quarterback"

Malik Rozier - Three star recruit who stayed after being told "I can't see you as quarterback"

Evan Sherrifs - Two star recruit that only Miami and Georgia's Mark Richt went after. Transferred too.

N'Kosi Perry - Four star, highly rated dual threat quarterback who can't run the offense after over a year at school

Cade Weldon - Unknown

Jarren Williams - Too new to "run the offense"

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

Posted by: Go Canes!! | October 20, 2018 at 06:17 PM

Maybe if Mark Richt had put The U first, and not his unqualified son, then perhaps Miami would be in a position where the plays didnt have to be dumbed down? The guy has 4 scholarship players under his management and none of them are able to function in this offense? If this playbook is being dumbed down, then it falls on MR's nepotism.

[solarcane]

CoCane
Perry came in elite too

Posted by: CoCane | October 20, 2018 at 06:59

Co wasn't he gonna beat everybody out, run the rpo to perfection,win the ACC?

[CoCane]

Perry came in elite too

[AeroCane]

Go - I’ll disagree! As almost everyone has said in here: richts offense is antiquated and simple. He needs to move into this freaking century. If we had tua and he was sucking it here, you’d be saying if we had Perry or ‘name the guy’ he’d be doing great.
This offense sucks - period! Richt sucks as an OC- period! And the qb coach has no clue and sucks - period!
Until that changes we will be who we are and Georgia was with him - good but not good enough with a boring ass offense and a head coach who is ‘too nice’ and plays too often to ‘not to lose’ than to win big!!
JMO

[Go Canes!!]

Posted by: herbieibis | October 20, 2018 at 05:40 P

Come on Herb aren’t you being a little dramatic and contradicting?

You don’t think CMR is dumbing down this offense, even a little bit because he doesn’t trust his QBs?

And If Tua would be here with aching knees because this oline is so awful, then why do we need to change OCs and QB coaches?

Blanket statements like Tua wouldn’t be good here because CMR would slow him down are crazy. That kid came in elite and was going to be elite wherever he played.

[WWIN]

Mark Golden?

Posted by: Sinistercane1 | October 20, 2018 at 03:22 PM

Don't insult Golden like that 🤣🤣🤣

[herbieibis]

No, Tua would be average, with this offensive line and probably both his knees aching.
Brow
Brown stays to coach RB'S only.
The son goes to keeping stats.
Richt fires himself and gets an offensive coordinator.
Searles is history.
Hire A qb COACH.

[BigWindyCane]

With the departures in the Canes frontcout after this season, Walker could come in and play Immediately next season.

[BigWindyCane]

Coach L picked up four star forward Anthony Walker III, the 76th ranked player in the country, according to Rivals. Izundu and Lawrence are seniors, and Hernandez (formerly Huell) might leave early.

[SOUP]

Let me introduce you to Miami's NEXT Head Coach...

Coaching career:

Cristobal's coaching career began at Miami where he served as a graduate assistant under Butch Davis from 1998 to 2000. From 2001 to 2003, Cristobal was the tight ends and offensive line coach at Rutgers University under Greg Schiano. He returned to Miami to serve as tight ends coach and offensive line coach under Larry Coker for three seasons from 2004 to 2006.

Alabama:

After his unexpected dismissal as head coach at FIU, Cristobal was hired by Miami to serve as associate head coach and tight ends coach on January 10, 2013.[10] Six weeks later, he was hired by Nick Saban to become Alabama's assistant head coach, offensive line coach, and recruiting coordinator.[11]

Cristobal was an elite recruiter at Alabama, finishing No. 1 in the national 247Sports composite rankings in each of his four seasons.[12] He was named the National Recruiter of the Year by 247Sports in the 2015 cycle and in 2016 he was ranked as the nation’s No. 2 recruiter in the country by 247Sports.

Cristobal’s Alabama offensive line was awarded as the nations best in 2015, winning the inaugural Joe Moore Award given to the toughest, most physical line in the nation.[13] His offensive line ranked in the top 25 nationally in sacks allowed in each of his first two seasons. Alabama’s offensive lines produced standout players and NFL draft picks under Cristobal, including first-team All-American and 2015 first-round draft pick Ryan Kelly and 2014 freshman All-American Cam Robinson, who went on to win the Outland Trophy in Cristobal’s final year with Alabama.[14]

Oregon:

In January 2017, Cristobal joined Willie Taggart's staff at Oregon as offensive line coach, with additional duties as co-offensive coordinator (shared with quarterbacks coach Marcus Arroyo) and run game coordinator (along with running backs coach Donte Pimpleton).[15] On December 5, 2017, he was given the title of interim head coach upon Willie Taggart's departure to Florida State; then, three days later, on Friday, December 8, 2017, Cristobal was officially announced as permanent head coach of the Ducks.[16]

[BigWindyCane]

It is not that complicated.

Posted by: SOUP | October 20, 2018 at 04:55 PM

💯

[SOUP]

Brown and Junior CMR need to go.

Dugans can stay to recruit.

Bring in Fisch or a guy like him with his own QB coach. Then we win games going away.

BUT REMEMBER...it is NOT our job to coach, or play AD. Our only job is to be a FAN. We cheer, we boo, when we win or lose. That is all.

[BigWindyCane]

Tia would be nice, but I would also love to have that Alabama offensive line. The Canes offense will look a lot better with an offensive line that consistently opens large holes for RBs and gives the QB 7-8 seconds to find an open receiver

[BigWindyCane]

Posted by: Dude on a Pale Horse | October 20, 2018 at 04:25 PM

Jedd Fisch was the best QB Coach and OC the Canes have had in the last two decades. He would turn the Canes offense around. The problem is CMR isn’t going to fire his son, but he could bring Fisch in as OC. If he does that, he might lose Dugans or Brown.

[SOUP]

Buddy if we had Tua we’d be undefeated and ranked in the Top 5.

Posted by: Go Canes!! | October 20, 2018 at 04:47 PM

Tua or about 20 other QBs than the ones we have right now. But how does a QB go from being GREAT in HS to horrible at UM when other QBs go from being average in HS to GREAT in college???

[SOUP]

It just dam disgust The Herb watching some of these teams, throw the ball all over the place and we make out to be rocket science.

Posted by: herbieibis | October 20, 2018 at 04:25 PM

We make walking and chewing gum look hard.

I have said time and time again on here that if you watch an entire Saturday of college football and then watch the Canes play it looks like a completely different sport.

It is not that complicated.

[Go Canes!!]

Posted by: herbieibis | October 20, 2018 at 04:25 PM

Buddy if we had Tua we’d be undefeated and ranked in the Top 5.

[Go Canes!!]

Watching the Clemson game. They have minimal movement in their offense and actually run a ton of plays we do. Difference is their offensive line is dominant and Lawrence is the real deal.

Hats off to Dabo. He knew he’s going have to score 30 or more to beat Bama so he went all in with the true freshman, who’s probably going to be the first pick of the draft.

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

We need an OL coach that builds monsters and that can recruit, especially in Florida, Texas & Georgia. Need a guy that knows how to build depth like Wisconsin or Iowa does. Searels should be coaching for his job right now, I just dont see it. Sorry not sorry, you didnt meet the standard Searels.

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

Jedd Fisch: Plans against other teams weaknesses. Plans towards our QBs strengths. Runs the ball enough to make MR happy. Throws to TEs. Worked with McVay, Carroll & Harbaugh. Stints in the NFL. Got promoted once already to the NFL. Makes solid HT adjustments. Im not saying he's the Briles boy, but he'd make us at the very least solid.

[herbieibis]

Tua has 169 passing in the first QT. and we got little bit over that for last weeks game. It just dam disgust The Herb watching some of these teams, throw the ball all over the place and we make out to be rocket science.

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

Posted by: BigWindyCane | October 20, 2018 at 03:07 PM

Any ideas on who that should be?

[Dude on a Pale Horse]

I think Jedd Fisch would be my hire if I'm the AD. Cant decide what to do with the OL yet, but that one is gonna change also... just no Kehoe...

[herbieibis]

Apparently our QB guru is now at Georgia, Coley!

[orange 'n green in the vein]

Posted by: mi@mic@ne | October 20, 2018 at 02:26 PM

A scholarship specialist kicker that can be trusted from 42 yards away consistently on the road is more important than flushing the nepotism out for Art Briles right now.

[Go Canes!!]

UVA controls its destiny in the Coastal.

Thanks Holy Trinity.

[orange 'n green in the vein]

"Cutliff exposed their d

Posted by: mi@mic@ne | October 20, 2018 at 02:24 PM"

No.

[Sinistercane1]

Mark Golden?

[BigWindyCane]

IMHO, the Canes need to find a “Jess Simpson” type coach for the offensive line

[Go Canes!!]

UVA up on Duke 20-7.

UNC beating Syracuse 24-20 in the fourth quarter.

[TonyCane]

Mr Williams, you are hereby being summoned to commence Operation Offensive Production

[SOUP]

2018 Biggest Disappointments:

2. Instant impact coaching hires. Nebraska hired the most universally praised coach since Tom Osborne when it lured native son Scott Frost back home. He has led the Huskers to their first 0-6 start in school history. Chip Kelly was universally lauded as the right man for the gig at UCLA. He's off to a 1-5 start with losses to Cincinnati and Fresno State. Willie Taggart appeared to be the perfect fit for Florida State, but an ugly 3-3 start includes a game in which the Noles looked overmatched against an FCS team. The worst-case scenario for each didn't look like this, but here we are. The good news is that positive signs are emerging, and teams are getting better not worse as the season progresses.

[SOUP]

2018 Biggest Surprises:

3. New quarterback impacts. All over the country, teams have found success behind freshmen, transfers and backups under center. Jobs have been saved, postseason hopes salvaged, and fortunes altered by guys we didn't see coming. At Texas Tech, it has been a combination of true freshman Alan Bowman and backup Jett Duffey that appears to have saved Kliff Kingsbury's job. Gardner Minshew almost transferred to Alabama from East Carolina to be a third-string quarterback, but instead chose Washington State where he is leading the nation in passing yards. Washington transfer KJ Carta-Samuels is the only thing keeping Colorado State afloat. USC can't run the football and has had to lean entirely on the arm of true freshman JT Daniels to find any offense. True freshman Adrian Martinez is the only thing keeping Nebraska fans optimistic after an 0-6 start. Joe Burrow's steady hand and fiery attitude have powered LSU into the top five. Trevor Lawrence beat out an established starter on a playoff-caliber team at Clemson. Ian Book came off the bench at Notre Dame to breathe playoff life into the Irish offense. Iowa State true freshman Brock Purdy came off the bench to engineer two consecutive Top 25 upsets. Across the country, it has been a good lesson that it's never too late or too early for a quarterback to come of age.

[SOUP]

Tony...can U do one of your infamous recruiting comparisons between Miami and UVA and how their last 5 classes were ranked in recruiting over the last 5 years?

[SOUP]

Unfortunately, beating Miami hasn’t meant much of anything since 2005.

Posted by: DallasTX Cane | October 20, 2018 at 02:00 PM

#LoveHurts

[herbieibis]

Yes, it's true, we do have a few 4 and 5 star players on the offense BUT unfortunately our starting O-Line still has Jahir Jones, Ty Gauthier, AND Hayden Mahoney all debatable 3 star players or less, either starting or rotating out. Now we do have several 4 star players that play O-Line BUT apparently Searles can't develop them Or they missed diagnosed how good they actually were coming out of high school. We have way to many 3 star players that we have to depend on who aren't dependable.

[TJL]

Cool stuff:
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/lsu-uniforms-mississippi-state-game-pay-tribute-missed-season-due-world-war-203128941.html

[mi@mic@ne]

we need a o coach who knows that he is doing

[mi@mic@ne]

Duke has a receiver underneath and over the top...as you can see Virginia d backs staring at the qb...they both covered the short man...Cutliff exposed their d

[mi@mic@ne]

Our d dominated Virginia....but our offense gave them confidence because we do not make plays period...the canes are constipated and need to loosen up the passing game...we need more fiber lol Vagina thinks that are all world now

[TonyCane]

But SOUP, those are just four and five star players. We need six, seven, and eight star players. That is clearly the difference.

[Terrance Sullivan]

Happy birthday Raize. Hopefully U can join us for the Canespace Four Play in February hopefully Native can join us as well. Spend a weekend in Miami I. February would be sweet.

[DallasTX Cane]

Bronco Mendenhall is in his third season as Virginia’s head football coach after being named the program’s 40th head coach on Dec. 4, 2015.

Beats Miami just three years in, huh?

Posted by: SOUP | October 20, 2018 at 12:26 PM

Unfortunately, beating Miami hasn’t meant much of anything since 2005.

[Old Skool]

Feliz cumpleanos Senor Raize

[SOUP]

Fast forward to 2018, and we have four and five star players throughout the offense. Yet we cannot manage more than Run, Run, Pass, Punt?

Posted by: TonyCane | October 20, 2018 at 01:41 PM

Tony...now we have been over this before. Miami can't win until we can recruit 4-5 Star players.

Oh, wait, we have those on offense already?

[SOUP]

Happy Birthday Dude!

[raizecane]

And on my birthday too........sweet

[raizecane]

first?????