WHY MIAMI FOOTBALL Was A DUMPSTER FIRE in 2022...
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- čas přidán 20. 03. 2023
- Miami is one of the most proud and prestigious programs in college football and with new head coach Mario Cristobal, expectations were high in 2022. Sadly, the season was a complete disaster and today, I want to talk about the season, what went wrong and what the future could look like, enjoy!
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All those years of not reinvesting into the athletic department has caused this…
yep
There is a smart comment. Miami is ten years behind in facilities and infrastructure. And once the current construction is complete, they'll still be behind because other programs didn't stop and wait for Miami to catch up. You can't buy time but can overpay for it.
@@timkinley1779 10 years!!! Naw bro!! Seriously, more like 20…
Repent Israelites all praise to the most high YAHAWAH AND HIS SON YAHAWASHI🛸🤴🏽🦁⌛️🔥
The so called black man, Latino, and Native Americans are the Israelites. Yahawah chosen people.
Deuteronomy 7:6 “For thou art an holy people unto the LORD thy God: the LORD thy God hath chosen thee to be a special people unto himself, above all people that are upon the face of the earth.”
Never forget that the administration at Miami (dating back to the Jimmy Johnson era) has never wanted to be a “football” school. They wanted to be known as the Harvard of the South. That’s why they built school buildings on the grounds of the Orange Bowl instead of building a new Orange Bowl.
Missed your videos buddy, happy you’re back posting
I am happy to be back too!
As a University of Miami football fan I’m just hoping for a winning season and a bowl game the 2001 days are long gone
i think that should be the goal for 23
@@ScottFisherCFB miami needs to stop living in the past
I know it wasnt the year miami was hoping for but i do believe they have a much better head coach than manny diaz. Cristobal had his work cut out for him. This is really his first true recruiting class, and really his 1st year turning over the roster. Diaz left a "me 1st" culture behind when he got fired, remember watching a game when miami was losing by double digits and when they scored late in the game seeing everyone on sidelines taking selfies with jewelry on despite being behind still. Those players came to play AT miami, Cristobal wants guys who want to play FOR miami.
Glad to see ya back in the lab again! I was curious about the U and what happened last season. Next season does sound like an interesting one for them.
We shall see what happens
TVD got hurt, Gattis couldn't recruit
Such an impressive video, great job!
Thank you for the content on The U my Miami hurricanes go canes 🙌 Congratulations on 100k
Thanks for the video but that wasn’t Josh Gattis you showed.
Thanks bro for the video on the canes let’s Miami
Miami’s season really mirrored the Aggies tbh. Lot of hype but QB’s not living up to expectations and offensive line troubles.
A guy who knows very little about Miami Football should not be commenting on Miami football.
right
Here s another tough fact on my canes in the last 19 years my canes in 12 of 19 years they have lost 5 games or more 🫣
To add, S Kam Kinchens was a First-Team All-American selection in 2022
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My brother last year is in the wind let's get off that
Bad culture, physically weak, injuries, Oline couldn’t pick up the blocking scheme, under Manny only 30 pct attended off season workouts, players would have ice cream during spring ball, got to take naps etc etc. Gattis was a douche didn’t want to work with his other coaches, Mario and Alonzo are building a program. These are not Miami caliber players that I can assure you of. Many former players like myself went to practices and were like wtf.
" The one thing they have going for them is James Williams." C'mon Scott you have to do better research. Kam Kinchens was a 1st Team all American and All ACC performer last season.
Exactly. James Williams better learn how to tackle this season.
One correction. We only promoted diaz after he was hired by temple. Had to pay his buy out. Worst decision ever. AD was fired as a result.
Go canes 🙌 this was a awesome video content facts and it has not been a few years it s been the last 20 years the my canes have been irrelevant I thought we were coming back in 2016 and 2017 with mark right going 9 and 4 and winning our first bowl game in 10 yrs and of course the 10 wins 3 losses 2017 season going ranked all the way up to no.2 having big wins over Virginia tech and of course Notre Dame all at home unfortunately being upsetted by Pittsburgh was another downfall of our canes 2022 season was the worst Miami hurricanes team that I seen worse than 2007 team but Im opportunistic I hope Mario Cristobal can The U around with his recruiting gonna take time to rebuild this program but I hope we do get there .
Need that Houston football 2022 video we fucking HATE dana down here 🤘🏽
Miami was so bad in 2022 due to two critical position groups that did not come close to the recruiting rankings of the last 5-6 years. Oline was abysmal and depth was non existent so when any injury occurred the group went from bad to terrible. The linebacker group was not even ACC level of talent. With the OLINE especially compounded with Gattis change in offensive scheme (run heavy) the offensive with constant 3 and outs, turnovers and poor field position left the defense routinely over extended. Then add the weak middle of defense in LB group, left defense uneven. Small contingent to "culture change" where according to some reports some players checked out.
We have a major talent gap & culture issue. If you look at NFL draft picks the last 10-15 years it’s been an embarrassing disaster. As far as NFL draft picks which are the ultimate barometer of roster talent / development, back in the day we were the original NFL factory. On the positive, Cristobal’s specialty is recruiting & has nailed top 10 class in a 5-7 year. With no momentum top 10 class. We will be fine as long as we start winning. 3 classes in top 10 & we will be competitive. If we become the trendy team on the come up then watch out. Why would a kid from Florida pick a shit hole SEC cow town over South Beach if we are on a competitive winning trend with Bama / UGA / etc?
Why would a top-tier talent choose Miami over an actual football program? I think what they have now is a bunch of players who want South Beach over football. What else does Miami offer? You've got to sale them on a wish. Because reality says Miami doesn't know shit about football. Some kids have put the work in to be extremely successful. Why waste it at Miami instead of going to programs that are relevant and have their shit together? Kids from winning HS teams aren't used to losing. It isn't the recruiters fault or responsibility to fix the last 20-years of Miami sucking at football.
Jakari brown my nephew from Valdosta
oh nice!
All those scandals from the 2000s ruined Miami. Nevin Sharpiro ruined that team years ago
Yep
All I want the whole NCAA to know if it wasn't for the sanctions Miami would be a terror year after year
James is not first round yet Kam kichens is tho, 6 ints shouldve had like 9 or 10 if it wasn’t for drops . That man the best in the country
What went wrong for Miami in 2022?? What do you think of the future?
Miami preseason ranked. Miami lose to Random team. Miami sucks. That’s how it goes every single year from a Tech fans mouth
@@techgrad03 and what has Tech done??? Lmao.. you can say that about a lot of “ranked” teams. You salty because even though Miami sucks we still find ways to beat your shitty team?? Lmao
We have a major talent gap & culture issue. If you look at NFL draft picks the last 10-15 years it’s been an embarrassing disaster. As far as NFL draft picks which are the ultimate barometer of roster talent / development, back in the day we were the original NFL factory. On the positive, Cristobal’s specialty is recruiting & has nailed top 10 class in a 5-7 year. With no momentum top 10 class. We will be fine as long as we start winning. 3 classes in top 10 & we will be competitive. If we become the trendy team on the come up then watch out. Why would a kid from Florida pick a shit hole SEC cow town over South Beach if we are on a competitive winning trend with Bama / UGA / etc?
@@techgrad03 Miami won't be preseason ranked.
I’m worried that Mario Cristobal would be the next Scott Frost (Head Coach who represents notable alumnus player). Just the most uninspiring offense and preseason rankings were completely underwhelming, such as Texas A&M and Baylor
You put mike hart
With respect to Cristobal not being able to win the “big one”, let me know when there’s a “little one” at Miami.
I'm not sure decent teams consider Miami anything but an "other" game. Wishing Miami was some sleeping dog, ripe with talent, who could pull an upset or take down some giant, just isn't realistic. As evidenced by the 30-point curb-stomping games against mildly ranked teams.
@gr5382 What? You reference two years ago as an accomplishment, then bash this past season's players who were left overs? Those leftovers were on the team two seasons ago when they beat Pitt and NCST. This season was 30-point blowouts and Duke and MTSU. Mario's team got worse as the season went on.
@gr5382 Easy, sweet girl. That's exactly what I did. I thought we were discussing this year. I have no dog in this fight.
@gr5382 Because I can. The Miami Athletic Department needs fans like you. Ignoring the 20 plus years (and counting) of sucking at football and not holding them accountable. You better had not been one of those dumbasses that thought this past season's staff was one of the greatest ever assembled with a team full of talent. Only to suck, yet again. Let me guess, this year will be different?
What topic should I do next?
Do Oklahoma state. They were a big letdown too last year like Miami.
The rise and fall of Pac 12 conference
take about the rise of duke football they came out of nowhere
Tank dell from Houston, Ronnie bell from Michigan, J L skinner from Boise state
Will James Franklin ever win the big games with PSU
I think the expectations were way too high for a team who hasn't had a truly contending team since the early 2000's.
Go canes
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You just rehashed the season. You never explained WHY. Delete this book report.
Plain and simple if u can't recruit u can't win. Alot of UMs classes were over rated. And when u have UGA and Bama etc right there by you your roster will consist of plan E plan F types. One or two studs won't change the culture. U need to stack, every team that stacks wins a natty. And that 2017 team was not good, as a fan I knew that. Another Mediocre season cause the roster is not ready not even close.
Great video. Miami was a dumpster fire after that Middle Tennessee game 😂.
that was BAD for them
😂
does this guy write book reports about college football for views?
1) TVD was injured at the end of the NC game. Although he tried to play again, he was never healthy. Miami played with a true freshman QB that should not have been playing until 2024 at earliest.
2) O-line lacked depth. Only had 7 lineman that could possibly start a D1 game going in and when 3 starters went down early on it was over.
3) what was evident was lack of depth on the roster. Miami had more injuries than normal in 2022 and it was clear that the depth of talent was not there.
4) it is true that the MTSU was an embarrassment and no excuse to come out totally flat like that. That was about all the content producer got right.
5) Mario did win two Conference titles and a Rose bowl in 4 years at OU. To say he has not won a big game might be a bit of a stretch.
The recruiting for 2022 and 2023 looks much improved so we shall see. Miami has not been elite since 2003. And has been mediocre for most of last 18 years. Finally the school is funding the program in order to compete in recruiting and in attracting top coaches. As a Miami fan I feel good about things moving forward as long as the funding remains strong. But still has to translate to the field and like I said it’s been 18 years. Miami won’t be elite till 2025 at earliest. Even if things work out as expected. 2023 & 2024 are about building up the talent on the roster, changing the country club culture, and improving from year 1.
@GR majority of these fans never played a down of football, and truly don’t understand the trash Mario and Zo inherited. Manny wanted to be one of the guys, his buddy was Nesta who was basically helping him running the program.
@GR
We see it here but from what I have gathered it’s every fan base everywhere. Except places where no one cares anymore.
Blame the fans for living in the past, bringing up the five rings.
Exactly
You know. Bama did the same ish too till they caught fire. We are still gathering kindling
we will see what happens
Y’all be saying the same words too if your team was a one of a kind dynasty. College football ain’t the same without dominant U. Don’t you think so.
@GR thanks for the advice, just told your daddy, son. Please stop spreading hate, just love the U.
I'll be excited to see success in Miami when they stop playing for themselves and start playing like a team. Trashy culture and attitude creates a trashy program, hoping Cristobal turns it around for good.
Most historic programs in the history of college football? Really? They had a 15 year run of greatness. That’s it!! Until the UofM’s AD and board of directors build a stadium, the Hurricanes are playing behind the 8 ball.
Oregon will always let you down. Cristobal can recruit but hasn't won big games.
It's all about the u
Yessir🙌🏿🙌🏿
@@sageex3931 no sir🤣
Never won the ACC
@@greg2502 sooo?
@@sageex3931 the ACC is not a powerhouse league and they haven't won it in 2 decades. SO they aren't a big team just a big name with nothing to back it up but ignorant loudmouth fans living off accomplishments that are 2 decades stale
I know non-black people tend to think all black people look the same but that's not Josh Gattis at 3:07 minute mark. PLEASE FIX. You lose credibility by not doing your homework on who these coaches actually look like. Otherwise, great synopsis of the Hurricanes season in 2022.
I just typed Gattis into google so i have no idea how that got messed up, but my bad!
Mario is a lock room cancer. And can’t call a offensive game to save his life. Check downs and HB dives. He’s a salesmen, and can recruit like hell. It isn’t a coincidence that all of Oregon’s problems became Miami’s exact same issues. The common denominator is Mario.