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Either makes nothing grow back or makes things tastier.
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iwentdoodie posted:They did that in the 80s and 90s. Worked pretty drat good. This guy gets it
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Also we deserved to lose but I want to point out some more ACC ref sucking. This is how our game ended: https://mobile.twitter.com/alex_kirshner/status/1185652427808280576 Look at the thread to see it wasn't a TV fuckup
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Komet posted:Meyer at Miami is cool in theory, but I just don't think the Miami administration gives a poo poo about football, and the stadium situation is untenable and the fan support just isn't there. It's honestly difficult to see Miami becoming what they once were again. Even a great coach and recruiter like Meyer will struggle to fill that stadium, and that makes recruiting all the more difficult. Meyer can have his pick of any job, and Miami isn't a top 10 job or probably even a top 25 job anymore. This is partially wrong. I agree with the Administration comment, but Miami has never filled the stadium for poo poo games. When we are good, we average around 55k to 60k for small games and fill up for premier games. 2017 was pretty good for fan support. Miami just doesn't go to losers. The stadium is actually pretty great. We don't have an on-site stadium but considering how small the school is, having it in the middle helps people like me get down there. We've heavily invested in facilities, and are paying our coaches a lot. Richt had top 10 salary. We've just been really poor and picking coaches overall since 2000.
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Miami too high
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