Miami snap counts from the Syracuse game

Trinton Breeze

Monday at 10:56 AM 2 min read

Here are the snap counts from the Syracuse game:

Miami offensive snap counts

QB
Cam Ward - 71 snaps

RB
Damien Martinez - 33 snaps
Mark Fletcher Jr. - 33 snaps
Jordan Lyle - 11 snaps

WR
Xavier Restrepo - 67 snaps
Jacolby George - 62 snaps
Isaiah Horton - 55 snaps
Sam Brown - 5 snaps

TE
Elijah Arroyo - 62 snaps
Cam McCormick - 20
Elija Lofton - 5 snaps

OL
LT Jalen Rivers - 71 snaps
LT Markel Bell - 18 snaps
LG Matthew McCoy - 56 snaps
C Zach Carpenter - 71 snaps
RG Anez Cooper - 70 snaps
RT Francis Mauigoa - 71 snaps

Miami defensive snap counts

DT
Ahmad Moten - 44 snaps
C.J. Clark - 44 snaps
Simeon Barrow - 34 snaps
Marley Cook - 20 snaps
Justin Scott - 9 snaps

DE
Rueben Bain - 59 snaps
Ahkeem Mesidor - 46 snaps
Elijah Alston - 24 snaps
Tyler Baron - 15 snaps
Malik Bryant - 4 snaps

LB

Wesley Bissainthe - 67 snaps
Kiko Mauigoa - 62 snaps
Raul Aguirre - 21 snaps
Bobby Washington - 6 snaps
Cam Pruitt - 4 snaps
Jaylin Alderman - 1 snap

CB
OJ Frederique - 73 snaps
Daryl Porter - 64 snaps
Damari Brown - 7 snaps

SS
Mishael Powell - 73 snaps
Jaden Harris - 66 snaps
Markeith Williams - 63 snaps
Zaquan Patterson - 8 snaps

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NicKane

Monday at 11:15 AM

66 snaps for Jaden Harris is unacceptable. The fact that our defensive coordinator also coaches the safeties and he keeps trotting him out there, as further reason to fire him ASAP!

01Canes

Monday at 12:00 PM

The defense justifiably bears the brunt of the blame, but it was inexcusable for Martinez and Fletcher to have the same number of snaps on a day where Fletcher averaged just 3.5 YPC on 13 carries vs. Martinez averaging 8+ YPC on only 10 carries.

Our 2nd quarter swoons throughout the year have been in part because we tend to feature Martinez in the 1st and 4th quarters, which is uncoincidentally when we've had the most success offensively.

With everything at stake, we needed to make Martinez the workhorse instead of being stuck in a literal 50/50 timeshare with a lesser talent and failed to do so. Hard to criticize the offense when they've been so great all year, but your margins for error are so razor thin when your defense is this historically inept.

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305407cane

Monday at 3:06 PM

How many snaps did mesidor get at nickel corner? Saw him out there blanketing receivers. Nice work. Geaux canes

BS85

Monday at 3:11 PM

Pruitt made the best defensove play of the day and he played 4 snaps. I know we say Mario and co. will play the best players but that's not true.....he's better about it than Manny but they still trot out trash while talent rots on the bench in some cases (Kiko, Harris, etc.)

RangerGranger

Monday at 7:17 PM

1. Syracuse QB finished the regular season #1 in passing yards in all of college football.

2. Now look at how many, or lack of, snaps we had at defensive back.

OJ Frederique - 73 snaps

Daryl Porter - 64 snaps

Damari Brown - 7 snaps

Mishael Powell - 73 snaps

Jaden Harris - 66 snaps

Markeith Williams - 63 snaps

Zaquan Patterson - 8 snaps

So it begs the question: what if we had good/great secondary unit this year?