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Josh Pate's Epiphany About Mario Cristobal In Real Time (Must Watch)

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This is so great. I encourage you to watch Josh's reaction.

He talks through what he's seeing from Miami/Mari Cristbal . . . and that he just doesn't understand how so much talent isn't matching the results on the field (sound familiar?). He so eloquently discusses what we learned during Mari's tenure here, and you can see that the lightbulb is nearly fully turned on; he's receiving a revelation in real time.

The Miami discussion starts at the 4:45 minute mark. Enjoy!

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The Miami Hurricanes Have A Mario Cristobal Problem

The Miami Hurricanes have once again lost to an unranked opponent, leaving many in Coral Gables questioning the abilities of their head coach.
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Cristobal may be the Robert De Niro of the coaching fraternity. Can attract the money for his role plays, but dumb as a rock when the chips are down.

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I love how you call him Mari. Lol

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30 minutes ago, CjAllen180 said:

I love how you call him Mari. Lol

It was inspired by one of the members posting on the OBD. They would say "Mario no O"

So I just remove all "o"s from his name, LOL . . . Mari Cristbal

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Is Miami going to make it 13 coaches gone?

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3 hours ago, WTD25 said:

This is so great. I encourage you to watch Josh's reaction.

He talks through what he's seeing from Miami/Mari Cristbal . . . and that he just doesn't understand how so much talent isn't matching the results on the field (sound familiar?). He so eloquently discusses what we learned during Mari's tenure here, and you can see that the lightbulb is nearly fully turned on; he's receiving a revelation in real time.

The Miami discussion starts at the 4:45 minute mark. Enjoy!

"Offensively, they should be more than they are.... It's an indictment on them that they're not winning with those guys."

As an aside, are any other Blazers fans excited how the FBI fixed Portland's CristoBillups problem in a similar fashion as Miami helped out Oregon? Not that Mari was up to anything nefarious, but as abysmal gameday coaches holding their teams back, good riddance to each.

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Maybe Miami has a real epiphany that it is an improvement to go from "I lose games I shouldn't" Mario to "I lose the games I should" Franklin.

Nah, they think they should be winning Natty's.

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I find it interesting that a guy with such a sour face, and demeanor, when things go awry recruits as well as he does. That is not what I want to see as a player, or as a major contributor to a program.

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I love Mario....he keeps providing the BEST entertainment from outside our program!

Mr. FishDuck

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21 minutes ago, Drake said:

I find it interesting that a guy with such a sour face, and demeanor, when things go awry recruits as well as he does. That is not what I want to see as a player, or as a major contributor to a program.

$$$$$$ - 🤑- Six $ signs for six sick losses when favored by 20 points + 😁

Thank goodness the U's Booster Bozos Ponied Up (like SMU 😎) and took Mari-oh-oh MIA before he destroyed Oregon's brand.

🤮 -What other coach could have kept Stoned Brook in the ball game? 🤪

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29 minutes ago, Drake said:

I find it interesting that a guy with such a sour face, and demeanor, when things go awry recruits as well as he does. That is not what I want to see as a player, or as a major contributor to a program.

I’ll never forget Cristobal’s reaction to the Kris Hutson penalty. As an Oregon fan/alumni, I was embarrassed at the time by our head coach’s behavior and would not want my kid playing for him.

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1 hour ago, Drake said:

I find it interesting that a guy with such a sour face, and demeanor, when things go awry recruits as well as he does. That is not what I want to see as a player, or as a major contributor to a program.

Sorry . . . couldn't help myself:

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I find it interesting that the national media is finally starting to pick up on it. However, most outlets are framing this as an issue over the past two years, when this has been an ongoing issue with him since 2007.

Mario has been a head coach for 14 seasons. He has lost to an unranked team in every single one of those 14 seasons as a head coach. In 10 of those years, he has lost to more than 1 unranked team. He still has the rest of this year to make that 11.

Probably the most surprising thing is that he has not been able to really grow and change over time. He’s an elite recruiter and assembles some of the best rosters in college football. However, some things just don’t change:

His teams are always undisciplined and have a ton of penalties.

He believes that he can just out “physicality” everyone all the time. They are little to no adjustments based on opponent. He doesn’t take advantage of mismatches on offense.

His clock management has to be some of the worst in the entire FBS. Situational awareness costs him at least 1 game a year.

For comparison, Dan Lanning in four seasons as a head coach has never lost to an unranked team and has only lost one game to a team not ranked in the Top 10.

I appreciate what Cristobal did to help elevate the program, but Lanning is a MASSIVE upgrade.

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