Column from Orlando: Rick Neuheisel is a moron

[junglehusky]

... and so are others questioning Hurricane Irna-related cancelations.

 

[JustSaying]

This too. Great explanation from a couple of the Miami Coaches themselves.

Hurricane Irma: Miami coaches slam critics questioning canceled game | Canes Watch

Safeties Coach, Ephraim Banda's super tweet toward the end is really powerful, telling it like it is -- from the flip side.

 

[JMick]

go screw yourselves. away games could have been played. they would have been 5 years ago

 

[Jax Husky]

go screw yourselves. away games could have been played. they would have been 5 years ago

This I agree with. None of these kids' families would have been remotely impacted by the time they returned home safely today.

 

[traitor71]

This I agree with. None of these kids' families would have been remotely impacted by the time they returned home safely today.

I live in South Broward county and there is no "returning home" today, or tomorrow for that matter. We got lucky that this thing turned to the West, but now the people that live on that side of the state, who in many cases didn't prepare as we did, are screwed. Anyone that thinks these games should have been played should probably just do their part in reducing carbon emissions by holding their breath indefinitely.

 

[Jimdish255]

All situations are different and we don't know all the circumstances. I think they fumbled it but it's just personal opinion and a preference to keep as many as possible out of the impending harms way that was predicted as far back as Tuesday. Any suggestion that players might be better off scattering throughout the state to be with friends or family sounds like unnecessary risk. Posting some screenshots and moving on. The Cross Country Meet was great yesterday and hopefully they make the game up.

 

[ZooCougar]

This I agree with. None of these kids' families would have been remotely impacted by the time they returned home safely today.

Huh? Returning home to what exactly?

 

[huskyrob1]

This I agree with. None of these kids' families would have been remotely impacted by the time they returned home safely today.

What's very telling is away matches for the golf and tennis teams and other non revenue sports have not been effected. Don't those kids have families too? Lol

Something really smells here.

 

[BlueDogs]

I live in South Broward county and there is no "returning home" today, or tomorrow for that matter. We got lucky that this thing turned to the West, but now the people that live on that side of the state, who in many cases didn't prepare as we did, are screwed. Anyone that thinks these games should have been played should probably just do their part in reducing carbon emissions by holding their breath indefinitely.

Dude, basic logic prevails over hysteria. Players and coaches were safer in CT than anywhere near Fla.The rest is hot air.