You don't want shannon

[99gator]

Miami has never beat anyone with schemes or coaching on the defensive side of the ball.

They are traditionally as vanilla as it gets. They play a base 4-3, man underneath with two safeties over the top since man discovered fire.

They never back out of it. Ever. No matter how well you run the ball, they dont drop an 8th guy in the box. They rarely blitz.

They just challenge you and dictate their guys are bettee than your guys, except when they aren't. When they have had extraordinary talent, you are helpless. When they haven't, their defenses are relatively easy to pick apart because they dont fool anyone.

You could have made a game plan in 2006 from film in 1986the and you would have been prepared.

Just my two cents before anything happens

 

[Mullins2010]

Miami has never beat anyone with schemes or coaching on the defensive side of the ball.

They are traditionally as vanilla as it gets. They play a base 4-3, man underneath with two safeties over the top since man discovered fire.

They never back out of it. Ever. No matter how well you run the ball, they dont drop an 8th guy in the box. They rarely blitz.

They just challenge you and dictate their guys are bettee than your guys, except when they aren't. When they have had extraordinary talent, you are helpless. When they haven't, their defenses are relatively easy to pick apart because they dont fool anyone.

You could have made a game plan in 2006 from film in 1986the and you would have been prepared.

Just my two cents before anything happens

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[SaluteToTheHill]

Thank you for your concern.

 

[tombomcfaren]

Miami has never beat anyone with schemes or coaching on the defensive side of the ball.

They are traditionally as vanilla as it gets. They play a base 4-3, man underneath with two safeties over the top since man discovered fire.

They never back out of it. Ever. No matter how well you run the ball, they dont drop an 8th guy in the box. They rarely blitz.

They just challenge you and dictate their guys are bettee than your guys, except when they aren't. When they have had extraordinary talent, you are helpless. When they haven't, their defenses are relatively easy to pick apart because they dont fool anyone.

You could have made a game plan in 2006 from film in 1986the and you would have been prepared.

Just my two cents before anything happens

we don't care.

 

[golfballs]

:cray:

 

[jasonvol18]

Miami has never beat anyone with schemes or coaching on the defensive side of the ball.

They are traditionally as vanilla as it gets. They play a base 4-3, man underneath with two safeties over the top since man discovered fire.

They never back out of it. Ever. No matter how well you run the ball, they dont drop an 8th guy in the box. They rarely blitz.

They just challenge you and dictate their guys are bettee than your guys, except when they aren't. When they have had extraordinary talent, you are helpless. When they haven't, their defenses are relatively easy to pick apart because they dont fool anyone.

You could have made a game plan in 2006 from film in 1986the and you would have been prepared.

Just my two cents before anything happens

Any DC that constantly kept his defenses top 10 every year I want. No matter what scheme he runs. Plus we need a coach with discipline and that's something we don't have. I want him bad.

 

[volatil]

The fact that you took time to write this tells me he is EXACTLY who we want.

 

[voldawgforever]

Prishatedit

 

[VolunteerVandiver]

:corso:

edit, I never see this emoticon

 

[Volgrad98]

Yes I do. Now you can run along.

Just my two cents.

 

[StlCardinals2618]

Miami has never beat anyone with schemes or coaching on the defensive side of the ball.

They are traditionally as vanilla as it gets. They play a base 4-3, man underneath with two safeties over the top since man discovered fire.

They never back out of it. Ever. No matter how well you run the ball, they dont drop an 8th guy in the box. They rarely blitz.

They just challenge you and dictate their guys are bettee than your guys, except when they aren't. When they have had extraordinary talent, you are helpless. When they haven't, their defenses are relatively easy to pick apart because they dont fool anyone.

You could have made a game plan in 2006 from film in 1986the and you would have been prepared.

Just my two cents before anything happens

In 2005 and 2006 there were only 4 games that an offense scored more than 20 points. It cant be that bad

 

[Athlete269]

Shannon is a great Coordinator. Not Head Coach.

You can go back to Gator land now. I hear it's quite busy over there with problems of their own.

 

[govols/cc]

So it's like we still would have Wilcox.

 

[knoxville's finest]

Miami has never beat anyone with schemes or coaching on the defensive side of the ball.

They are traditionally as vanilla as it gets. They play a base 4-3, man underneath with two safeties over the top since man discovered fire.

They never back out of it. Ever. No matter how well you run the ball, they dont drop an 8th guy in the box. They rarely blitz.

They just challenge you and dictate their guys are bettee than your guys, except when they aren't. When they have had extraordinary talent, you are helpless. When they haven't, their defenses are relatively easy to pick apart because they dont fool anyone.

You could have made a game plan in 2006 from film in 1986the and you would have been prepared.

Just my two cents before anything happens

This lead to this:

During Shannon's six years as UM's defensive coordinator, his defenses ranked as follows in total defense nationally:
2001 – 6th
2002 – 7th
2003 – 2nd
2004 – 28th
2005 – 4th
2006 – 7th

 

[golfballs]

ost-4-1090547912:

 

[CourtJester]

Let's say you're right. Chavis never beat anyone with schemes or coaching either, as far as I know, but he was pretty good when he had superior talent, like he does now down on the bayou. And I'm willing to bet Shannon is at least as good as Chavis on the coaching front, and far better as a recruiter. You can't overlook the recruiting angle when you're at UT, and Shannon would be very good from that standpoint.

 

[allvol]

Florida was 0-3 while Shannon was DC

 

[TMatthews19]

I tossed all night worried sick to my stomach about what the Gators thought of our DC search.

 

[byobbio]

This lead to this:

During Shannon's six years as UM's defensive coordinator, his defenses ranked as follows in total defense nationally:
2001 – 6th
2002 – 7th
2003 – 2nd
2004 – 28th
2005 – 4th
2006 – 7th

Beat that bich!

 

[volatil]

I tossed all night worried sick to my stomach about what the Gators thought of our DC search.

lol:

 

[Jax_Vol]

And then he also has this rumored little issue...

 

[theutvolunteers]

How cute

 

[Shake N Bake]

Shannon is a great Coordinator. Not Head Coach.

Same could be said for MusCHUMP

 

[allvol]

2001 DNP
2002 Miami 41, Florida 16
2003 Miami 38, Florida 33
2004 Miami 27, Florida 10
2005 DNP
2006 DNP

 

[1982Alum]

Let's say you're right. Chavis never beat anyone with schemes or coaching either, as far as I know, but he was pretty good when he had superior talent, like he does now down on the bayou. And I'm willing to bet Shannon is at least as good as Chavis on the coaching front, and far better as a recruiter. You can't overlook the recruiting angle when you're at UT, and Shannon would be very good from that standpoint.

100% agree. Get the talent first; makes coaching a helluva lot easier.