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LOOK: Fans rip Miami coach Mark Richt on Twitter after abysmal first half against LSU
By Adam Spencer
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Let’s get this out of the way first — Mark Richt is a great guy and a good football coach.
OK, now that we’ve said that, let’s talk about how much Miami struggled in the first half of the Week 1 opener against LSU in Dallas.
The Tigers roared out to an early 27-3 lead, looking like the much better squad, even though Miami was ranked No. 8 and LSU was at No. 25 heading into the game.
If Mark Richt struggling against top teams sounds like a familiar storyline, then you’re probably a Georgia fan. However, Miami fans are quickly growing frustrated with Richt’s struggles against big-name opponents, too.
As you can see below, Miami and Georgia fans alike took to Twitter during the first half to commiserate about Richt’s big-game no-shows:
https://twitter.com/EvilMelTucker/status/1036418242967793665
I love Mark Richt. I absolutely think he’s the right guy to lead Miami.
But man, he needs to hire an OC. His play calling has been woeful going on 3 seasons…
— Mike Zimmermann (@MikeCZim) September 3, 2018
Sheez…this is why Georgia fired Mark Richt.
— Jerry Higgs (@JerryHiggs1) September 3, 2018
Mark Richt and Jim Harbaugh should get together and see who can form the least competent offense.
— Puharić (@BrianPuharich) September 3, 2018
https://twitter.com/BarstoolUMiami/status/1036417585699594240
https://twitter.com/MatthewPowell24/status/1036417524278210560
I for one am shocked that Mark Richt is getting smacked around by a lower ranked SEC team
— ?️✨America Is Musty✨?️ (@DragonflyJonez) September 3, 2018
mark richt already in big game form lmao
— ☆★ゆい★☆ (@nflstreet4) September 3, 2018
https://twitter.com/kennysmith/status/1036419332996255744
Mark Richt never have and never win big games. Didn’t do it at UGA not doing it at Miami
— KJ (@KJ_JAMAL) September 3, 2018
https://twitter.com/Chris_Benjiii/status/1036419181749579777
https://twitter.com/CaleCraft/status/1036422337678241793
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.
