… But man… Can he coach and miss that POS. Good night guys 
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Lol. He didn’t mess around. He didn’t even want to be here. Yet, he still got us to a Peach Bowl. Got us wins over OU, FSU, and Louisville. Imagine if he actually cared about coaching at UH. The guy would have never lost a game.
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He also had an NFL-packed defense and one of the best dual threats in the nation…
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D’Eriq WAS the best dual threat in the nation coming into the season. How things have changed.
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He would win big with King. Probably would cater a better offense to his strengths. Defense conditioning is a bigger concern. Strength & Conditioning coach should be fired.
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He had a terrible loss against SMU and he can’t beat Maryland.
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Got us to build a practice facility and a state of the art lockerroom too. He also didn’t take crap from the biased anti-UH local media.
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Like John Blopez
Lol… Funny but true.
F Judas. Hes part of the reason we are in this situation. Good Riddance
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Dude could flat out coach…BUT…he’s also THE reason of the state of the program depth and talent wise at this point in time
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UCONN, SMU,NAVY,Memphis
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Were those all of his losses?
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Kind of makes me think about what Sumlin did to Tate.
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Bingo
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Sooner or later we 'll have to blame someone else guys, we will need to hire someone who can built the program from the bottom, up. Hopefully that’s Dana or whoever that may be soon.
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Say what you want about Herman, but outside of his 2 years here, we’ve been a pretty average (certainly not P5 worthy) program in the 4+ other years in the AAC:
32 wins and 24 losses (.57 winning %)
20 conf. wins and 13 conf. losses (.61 %)
1 shared division title
1 bowl win 3 bowl losses (.25 %)
3 P5 wins (Pitt, Arizona x2) and 5 P5 losses (Oklahoma, Vandy, WSU, T.Tech x2) (.38 %)
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I’ll tell you, with all of the controversy about who was lying, perhaps Lopez was correct? I don’t believe anything the Lying Coach says.
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Yes, but he’s been pretty average away from here too. Which suggests it was a perfect storm, where talented players (that he didn’t recruit) bought into and executed his vision. For whatever reason, neither side of that equation has been able to recreate the other half.
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Even though Coog fans didn’t want him to be, Herman was the bad guy in that exchange.
He got so mad at Lopez for getting the reporting wrong that Allen visited UH when what actually happened was Allen and Herman spoke over the phone. Part of the reason Herman got mad was he seemed to be playing his is it a lie or not semantics game with D’eriq King and his dad at the time about whether he was recruiting Allen.
Lopez was right though. The takeaway from the story wasn’t the method of communication between Allen and Herman. The story was mutual interest between the two. Just because it caught Herman in a sorta lie where maybe he didn’t actually lie but he was being deceitful didn’t warrant how Herman reacted about it.
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