Fire Al Golden banners flying, followed by fists flying.

Just another typical Saturday afternoon in South Florida.

It’s a U thing. They tell us we don’t understand, but what’s so difficult? Miami, which trailed Clemson 42-0 at halftime, is well on its way to arguably Golden’s worst loss as Miami’s embattled coach. The Canes are closing in on 4-3 after going 6-7 last season.

As one might expect, Twitter reacted with the right amount of sensitivity to Golden and the Canes’ situation. It’s so bad right now Florida Gators fans didn’t even need to pile on.

As usual, an anti-Al Golden banner plane has arrived.

"Our pilot has as many top 25 wins" hashtag Fire Al Golden pic.twitter.com/fMDoPdjIom

— Matt Porter (@mattyports) October 24, 2015

Whoever said the Canes don’t hit clearly hasn’t spent much time in the stands.

#Miami fans scuffling in the stands. Lots of people being ejected. #Clemson up 28-0. pic.twitter.com/vcj0SMuNp3

— Sefton Ipock (@SeftonIpock) October 24, 2015

https://twitter.com/jasonrmcintyre/status/657974664313053184

https://twitter.com/JasonKirkSBN/status/657961187813019648

Even Al Golden's tie is embarrassed. pic.twitter.com/Chny4sUR1S

— Leslie ? (@FSUGodsGirl) October 24, 2015

As usual, veteran Miami sports columnist Dan Le Batard had his pulse on the situation.

Getting to this bonfire late. Dear God, Al Golden.

— Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz (@LeBatardShow) October 24, 2015

Imagine how much worse it would be if the Canes actually played an SEC team or two.

A commentary on how bad things are at Miami https://t.co/huxyR576fy

— Brandon Odoi (@Brandon_Odoi) October 24, 2015

OK, Clemson staying on the field at halftime and eating orange slices up 42-0 is the new low for Miami. My goodness.

— Paul Myerberg (@PaulMyerberg) October 24, 2015

Clemson only rushed two and still managed to sack Miami’s QB: https://t.co/VLQeb0wMkl pic.twitter.com/tJkid7aHaK

— SB Nation (@SBNation) October 24, 2015

Clemson staying on field at half
Don't need,to make any adjustments pic.twitter.com/8tqFNZ7VpT

— Dave Hyde (@davehydesports) October 24, 2015

https://twitter.com/celebrityhottub/status/657965999367585792

Chris Wright

An APSE award-winning editor with previous stints at the Miami Herald, The Indianapolis Star and News & Observer, Executive Editor Chris Wright oversees editorial operations for Saturday Down South.