.We traded an offensive coordinator who had market value for a guy who had only one year's experience at play calling. Stephen Morris' decline is commensurate with the resume differential of our current and previous offensive coordinators.
As PennMed noted, look at the improvement in Jacory Harris during his one year under coach Fisch. We're now seeing that same type of movement to the downside going from Fisch to Coley.
Just was never that good. He's still making freshman mistakes. He looked identical to Winston last night
.We traded an offensive coordinator who had market value for a guy who had only one year's experience at play calling. Stephen Morris' decline is commensurate with the resume differential of our current and previous offensive coordinators.
As PennMed noted, look at the improvement in Jacory Harris during his one year under coach Fisch. We're now seeing that same type of movement to the downside going from Fisch to Coley.
Just was never that good. He's still making freshman mistakes. He looked identical to Winston last night
What?
Anyways in reference to JC, we probably aren't 7-1 with Fisch and his overthinking, unbalanced and too gimmicky attack; we definitely lose vs UNC, probably UF too. I'd also like to point out Morris has never really delivered vs a quality opponent. He is what he is.
He's always sucked *** against real teams....you all just had delusional orange and green glasses on the whole time.
.We traded an offensive coordinator who had market value for a guy who had only one year's experience at play calling. Stephen Morris' decline is commensurate with the resume differential of our current and previous offensive coordinators.
As PennMed noted, look at the improvement in Jacory Harris during his one year under coach Fisch. We're now seeing that same type of movement to the downside going from Fisch to Coley.
Morris is the same QB he was two years ago. You want a good reference. Go back and watch Kansas State and Notre Dame. I will not judge Coley based upon Morris.
He's always sucked *** against real teams....you all just had delusional orange and green glasses on the whole time.
Unfortunately this is what separates Miami QB's from eachother. To be completely honest I think he actually played a pretty **** good game last night relatively speaking. His receivers did him zero favors. If we played them 10 times, that may be the best game he could play last night.
Just was never that good. He's still making freshman mistakes. He looked identical to Winston last night
What?
Anyways in reference to JC, we probably aren't 7-1 with Fisch and his overthinking, unbalanced and too gimmicky attack; we definitely lose vs UNC, probably UF too. I'd also like to point out Morris has never really delivered vs a quality opponent. He is what he is.
Actually unc is the type of team where fisch wouldve had morris rolling. They are an 80th ranked defense. The fact that we had to go pure run against them is what is so troubling. Fisch didnt do anything against the uf-type defenses but under Coley we're now the woody hayes bucks against the likes of unc and wake.
It'll be VERY interesting to see what coley does now. He wont have duke so he has to generate a pass offense somehow.
He's always sucked *** against real teams....you all just had delusional orange and green glasses on the whole time.
Unfortunately this is what separates Miami QB's from eachother. To be completely honest I think he actually played a pretty **** good game last night relatively speaking. His receivers did him zero favors. If we played them 10 times, that may be the best game he could play last night.
Yeah...his receivers did him zero favors by beating their man consistently and forcing Morris to underthrow them. Outside of Walford our receivers played fine.
I'd still take our WRs over FSU's. The Problem was the QB not the WRs
Absolutely. Look at his numbers this year and last year and the evidence is clear. One could argue that he was the same player before and Fisch just minimized it but whatever. Whether it's Morris or Fisch it's something. Fisch improved Jacory's error prone ways so he has that track record. I'm not sure anyone could make Morris look really good against a solid d that can pass rush with 4, but it's the mediocre play against the middling teams that is more troubling.
He's had one good game against an opponent that wasnt a total cripple and even that one featured a couple picks.
.We traded an offensive coordinator who had market value for a guy who had only one year's experience at play calling. Stephen Morris' decline is commensurate with the resume differential of our current and previous offensive coordinators.
As PennMed noted, look at the improvement in Jacory Harris during his one year under coach Fisch. We're now seeing that same type of movement to the downside going from Fisch to Coley.
Morris is the same QB he was two years ago. You want a good reference. Go back and watch Kansas State and Notre Dame. I will not judge Coley based upon Morris.
Its fascinating to me that people want to judge coach Fisch based on the ND and K-State games last year but still won't be critical of coach Coley based on games like Wake and UNC. I dont get it.
Just was never that good. He's still making freshman mistakes. He looked identical to Winston last night
What?
Anyways in reference to JC, we probably aren't 7-1 with Fisch and his overthinking, unbalanced and too gimmicky attack; we definitely lose vs UNC, probably UF too. I'd also like to point out Morris has never really delivered vs a quality opponent. He is what he is.
Actually unc is the type of team where fisch wouldve had morris rolling. They are an 80th ranked defense. The fact that we had to go pure run against them is what is so troubling. Fisch didnt do anything against the uf-type defenses but under Coley we're now the woody hayes bucks against the likes of unc and wake.
It'll be VERY interesting to see what coley does now. He wont have duke so he has to generate a pass offense somehow.
Even though he threw one bad pick after the other? I think you're missing my point, there was rarely a plan B under Fisch once Morris crapped the bed. OTH Coley remained persistent with the running game, despite Duke being out, and we won because of it.