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I'd rather win the coastal.
I'd rather win 10 games.
I'd rather beat FSU.
I'd rather win 10 games.
I'd rather beat FSU.
I'd rather win the coastal.
I'd rather win 10 games.
I'd rather beat FSU.
I'd rather win the coastal.
I'd rather win 10 games.
I'd rather beat FSU.
I'm with you on winning 10 games and winning the Coastal, but having a defense that is ranked around 80 puts the team in a predicament of winning only 7 games, with no ACCCG appearance, which is safe to assume.
I don't get the fascination with defensive rankings? Had Miami not lost Duke, Dorsette and Coley last year they would have likely won 10+ games and the Coastal outright and the defensive was...well, you know.
I'd rather win the coastal.
I'd rather win 10 games.
I'd rather beat FSU.
I'm with you on winning 10 games and winning the Coastal, but having a defense that is ranked around 80 puts the team in a predicament of winning only 7 or 8 games, with no ACCCG appearance, which is safe to assume.
I don't get the fascination with defensive rankings? Had Miami not lost Duke, Dorsette and Coley last year they would have likely won 10+ games and the Coastal outright and the defensive was...well, you know.
Injuries are unique to Miami. When did we lose Coley out of curiosity?
I don't get the fascination with defensive rankings? Had Miami not lost Duke, Dorsette and Coley last year they would have likely won 10+ games and the Coastal outright and the defensive was...well, you know.
Injuries are unique to Miami. When did we lose Coley out of curiosity?
VTech.
I don't get the fascination with defensive rankings? Had Miami not lost Duke, Dorsette and Coley last year they would have likely won 10+ games and the Coastal outright and the defensive was...well, you know.
I'd rather win the coastal.
I'd rather win 10 games.
I'd rather beat FSU.
I don't get the fascination with defensive rankings? Had Miami not lost Duke, Dorsette and Coley last year they would have likely won 10+ games and the Coastal outright and the defensive was...well, you know.
Injuries are unique to Miami. When did we lose Coley out of curiosity?
I could not disagree more with this and I am in no way a blind homer or a Golden/Donofrio slurper. While I am well aware of the deficiencies we have on D(interior DL), we have upgraded everywhere else in terms of experience, depth and talent. In that respect, this years defensive 2deep is significantly better than what we trotted out there last year. Even our weak spot at DT/NT has improved in terms of depth and talent. We are however very young and inexperienced there.Why is this forum OBSESSED with statistics? How about top 25 TEAM or gtfoh.
Because even with Olsen at QB, we are good enough to be a top 25 team right now. The only question is how bad will our defense get gashed week in and week out. But I say we stay on par with last year's defense. Somewhere between 70-80.
I know I'm captain obvious with the post, but this is finally the year where D'Nofrio has absolutely no where to point his finger if Miami is not ranked AT LEAST 25 in total defense. This is not 2012 where there was a youth movement and lack of depth of defense. This is not 2013 where you had several guys on defense who had no business starting, but were only starting because they were seniors. Rather, this year features too many talented pass rushers from AQM, McCord, a young Trent Harris, Darrion Owens and Chad Thomas. Also much better athleticism and speed at LB with the likes of Perryman, Figs, Grace, Kirby and a young Juwon Young along with several of the DE's able to stand up as well. As for the DB's, I can honestly say, there is not a college football program out there that OVERALL has more talent at the positions than Miami does right now and I dare somebody to break it down for me if they disagree. The key for Miami is steady DT play from the likes of Pierre, Moore, Wyche, Hamilton, Big Hert etc. and every other position can truly dominate (I know, captian obvious). Right now, Miami has thee most talent on defense in the entire ACC Coastal, even more than Bud Foster's Lunch Pail Kids. There's no way Miami finishes behind anyone in the Coastal in total defense. Where do you guys think Miami will finish in total defense?
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And there's the rub.
Set ridiculous standards and then shout everyone should be fired when they are not met. This is how the mope squad continues on - self-fulfilling prophecies.
I do think "Top 50" is possible, if unlikely.