LOOK: Miami fans call for Mark Richt’s job after disappointing loss at Boston College
By Adam Spencer
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Former Georgia coach Mark Richt is having a rough season at Miami. After entering the season as the No. 8 team in the country, the Hurricanes lost to LSU in Week 1 and find themselves at 5-3 heading into Week 10.
The latest loss came on Friday night in Boston, where the Hurricanes fell to Boston College 27-14 in a disappointing effort.
Now, it appears Miami fans have seen enough. Though Richt is a nice guy and is very popular, plenty of fans are calling for a change.
As you can see below, even former Hurricane Warren Sapp is tired of what he’s seeing from Richt’s squad:
It’s official!! The U is Dead Under @MarkRicht !!!
— Warren Sapp (@WarrenSapp) October 27, 2018
https://twitter.com/Law_and_Hodor/status/1056178220503130112
@CanesAllAccess @MarkRicht 5-6 in your last 11 games in year 3 is a fireable offense. 2-6 against your last 8 Power 5 opponents is a fireable offense. Losses to ACC bottom dwellars Pitt, Virginia & BC during that span is a fireable offense.
— Luis Iglesias (@LuisIglesiasRE) October 27, 2018
https://twitter.com/Michael_Ray423/status/1056171913771397120
Dear Bulldog Fans, Can you please take Mark Richt Back…. Please
— 99 Highlights (@CalvinCapone) October 27, 2018
My Mood right now thank you @CanesFootball & @MarkRicht pic.twitter.com/uTEGJYKFE6
— #RatedU (@hurricane_swag) October 27, 2018
https://twitter.com/gator91man/status/1056162895023759360
Fire. Mark. Richt.
— Alex Marshall (@alex18marshall) October 27, 2018
Fire Mark Richt starts now. Should have never went with Rosier he is horriffic.. 5-3 with the number 2 def in the country is not going to do it! @MiamiHurricanes @michaelirvin88 @raylewis @MiamiHerald
— Ronnie Rakes (@rrakes78) October 27, 2018
Dawg if urban steps down for a year we need to Fire Mark Richt
— Wolf of Walgreens (@sosa_hendrix) October 27, 2018
Please fire Mark Richt…. Les Miles is still available #UMvsBC
— Valère A. M. (@Sir_Valere) October 27, 2018
Adam is a daily fantasy sports (DFS) and sports betting expert. A 2012 graduate of the University of Missouri, Adam now covers all 16 SEC football teams. He is the director of DFS, evergreen and newsletter content across all Saturday Football brands.
