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Actually, Coker is a really good guy, but he simply can't coach the Coral Gables Posse - they're just too out of control, and don't have 1/10 of the talent to match the swagger.
I actually like Coker to, he's just at miami.
very true. When players look up to an Irvin,winslow and so on. They all think the same [censored].
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Actually, Coker is a really good guy, but he simply can't coach the Coral Gables Posse - they're just too out of control, and don't have 1/10 of the talent to match the swagger.
I don't have the power to award GPA's, but this is about the best description of the other UM program that I have seen. Coker comes off as a decent guy, much more than that program deserves. Of course, Coker recruited these guys, so he'll take the hit for talent level. Wait until the front-running Miami press starts in. It's going to get even hotter at "The U."
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Looking at the scoreboard, it certainly isn't a good day for the state of Florida.
Now that's Far East typing speed. I was thinking the same thing. While it's still early, the Big 3 is in deep kim-chi. A little question for the stats specialists, when was the last time Miami, FSU, and Florida all lost on the same day? And, no, I do not know the answer.
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Now that's Far East typing speed. I was thinking the same thing. While it's still early, the Big 3 is in deep kim-chi. A little question for the stats specialists, when was the last time Miami, FSU, and Florida all lost on the same day? And, no, I do not know the answer.
10-30-2004
Miami 28, North Carolina 31
Florida 24, Georgia 31
Florida St 17, Maryland 20
I was thinking the same thing. While it's still early, the Big 3 is in deep kim-chi. A little question for the stats specialists, when was the last time Miami, FSU, and Florida all lost on the same day? And, no, I do not know the answer.