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Jim Larranaga Retiring
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[QUOTE="gsmooth, post: 5153922, member: 9355"] I am sure the rigors wore him down, but what really wore him down was his constant losing and the fact his team and his coaching performance were not cutting it anymore. Miami this year has lost 8 of their last 9 games and have a 4-8 record. And if you look at their schedule this year, it's not like they played a bunch of juggernauts, quite the opposite actually. Miami was 15-7 at one point last year and were thought to be a team with a Sweet 16 ceiling at that point. They proceeded to end their season 15-17 by losing 10 straight. Do the math. Ever since being 15-7, they are 4-18 since. Sure he added Matthew Cleveland and Kyshawn George, but that wasn't enough to compensate for the departures of Isaiah Wong and Jordan Miller. But going 4-18 going back to last year shows he didn't have it anymore, which is why the Miami admin and others probably pushed him out. [/QUOTE]
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