Unless they are relinquishing competitiveness altogether, they wouldn't have Frank as a gift.
Laughable that anyone would think Miami would actually consider FM as their next basketball coach.
He is also revered as the best Title IX AD in America. Big WOOP!
I can assure you that is not happening. And I'm not just voicing my opinion.
That’s an interesting approach, fire an AD on yer expectations of 40 yrs ago.
Do tell! NO REALLY. Tell us more.There is more news to come from Coral Gables......
I think that was Frank's plan, and hope. But Laranaga hung around way past when all thought he would retire. I can't imagine anybody hiring Frank at this point.
Particularly the ACC. The line of thought would have to be, "if he can't win in the SEC, then pray tell what makes anyone think he can win in the ACC".
Especially when the university won't allow for what made them successful 30-40 years ago.
Uh please don’t throw aspersions on Schnellenberger or Johnson. Hard work made them successful.
No doubt those guys worked hard.
You stated 40 years…….can I not read or know how they won then?Donna Shalala Is Running Hurricanes Football Into the Ground
Uncle Luke, the man whose booty shaking madness made the U.S. Supreme Court stand up for free speech, gets as nasty as he wants to be for Miami New Times. This week, Luke assesses the sorry state of Hurricanes football.It is University of Miami Coach Al Golden's second year on...www.miaminewtimes.com
There are a few others also.
I was responding to the prior post. I don't know how long it has been though it seems the downfall in arnest began around 2005 at the latest. Regardless, the administrations concerns with image and player conduct played a large role. There are plenty of articles that are easily locatable on the rise of UM....and I never said those coaches did anything wrong, just that current coaches don't seem to be allowed to do the same.
“ Especially when the university won't allow for what made them successful 30-40 years ago.”
Then I was right.....The university won't. The BOTs, Shalala and the new President don't want the bad school reputation that it brought.
Yeah, 30-40 years ago from 1980 to about 2001, they could recruit the heck out of inner city Miami kids. The BOT didn't like that the programs issues were smearing the school's academic reputation with, so they put a stop to it. They also made other mistakes, but that was a huge issue in their decline.
Miami is determined to go after a big name, and money does not seem to be an issue this time.
You will lose big time if you bet on our board to do the right thing
