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“Terrible. It all starts with me,” Poggi said Saturday after the loss. “The entire organization looks like it looks because it’s the way that I chose it to look. All the blame squarely needs to go on me. These are the kinds of games that you have as a coach when your team is three and (seven), things don’t end well sometimes. I’m fully aware of that. I’d say my grade has been not good.”

While Poggi's record at Charlotte was not good, it's clear his players still maintain a great deal of respect for him...

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atxfan•18 months

Looks like he could have benefited from recruiting bigger players.

Violent Hip Swivel•18 months

Too many blinding white legs in practice doesn't help on Saturdays either.

Timeoday•18 months

Too many dirty brown legs are why I do not watch either.

RidiculousHype•18 months

wtf lol

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atltiger6487•18 months

is it really a standing ovation when the players were already standing???

Fightin Okra•18 months

Well, they aren’t sitting so a standing O

Skinny•18 months

This is gonna be Brian Kelly in two weeks.

soccerfüt•18 months

Larry, if I’m standing the day you get what you so greatly deserve here, consider it a “standing ovation”.

kywildcatfanone•18 months

He's happy because he got a buyout

POTUS2024•18 months

What's his buyout? Coaches don't have an incentive to win these days. They have an incentive to get hired and then coast and wait for the buyout. Exhibit A: Dan Mullen

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