Miami dominated by Clemson in first half and Twitter wants Al Golden gone
By Jack Crosby
The Miami Hurricanes did not have the best first half against Clemson and the “Fire Al Golden” cries are louder than ever
Throughout the season thus far as the Miami Hurricanes have struggled, there have been many cries for the firing of head coach Al Golden. Yes, they were there before, but this season with airplane banners carrying the message nearly every week, those cries are louder than they ever have been before.
On Saturday Golden and Miami had the chance to make their fans happy as they take on the No. 6 Clemson Tigers. Heck, even if they could put on a good showing against one of the best teams in the nation, that might calm some people down a bit in regards to Golden and the future of this program.
Well, that didn’t happen. In the first half of this one Clemson just had their way with the Hurricanes. So, as you’d expect, the “Fire Al Golden” crowd is out in full force.
Can we just have @TheRock come on as new head coach and @unclelukereal1 be head of recruiting? #FireAlGolden #fireblakejames #CLEMvsMIA
— Mike Germade (@mikegermade) October 24, 2015
Well, that’s a thought.
Canes down 28/0? #FireAlGolden @MiamiHurricanes
— Placido Antuan Zambrano (@PlacidoZ10) October 24, 2015
Miami invented swag how bout another invention FIRE al golden at halftime #FireAlGolden
— sapa (@Froindade) October 24, 2015
Kaaya is out, a hope is lost...#FireAlGolden pic.twitter.com/hhtg0b23nS
— Nick Beltran (@djnickbeltran) October 24, 2015
Why do these people keep giving Al a pass?? This dude sucks!! #AlGottaGo #FireGolden #FireAlGolden
— Matthew Rollins (@snillorw) October 24, 2015
A fresh start is needed. Players have doubts in their minds. The noise is too loud. It's time for a change. @CanesAllAccess #FireAlGolden
— Juan G. Ruiz (@doubledutydaddy) October 24, 2015
It’s inevitable at this point, but people really want it now.