September 23, 201312 yr Well this was your statement......... "That Miami team is flat out awful from a talent standpoint. Awful. Top to bottom." Yes, Miami is in a very rough spot right now, and things will change sooner than people think. I just watched the replay for a second look to make sure I wasn't being biased. (As I despise that UC thug team) Miami's talent may be a step below UC as it should be because of UC's conference status and a few other things that Miami doesn't have to offer recruits. But, if you watch the game closely, Miami's flat out "awful" untalented players played with enough talent to keep this "talented" UC team scoreless until late in the 4th. I saw plays where the Miami Oline flat out whooped the UC d-lineman, so there is talent on that Oline. Miami is 0 an 40 something on third down conversions. IMO that's play call selection just as much as execution. so, yes, the scheme has a lot to do with, as that's the thought of many god minded football people that has spoken on what's happening at Miami. Again I'm sorry you have such ill will towards an outstanding University with average student athletes for their football program. Ah, yes. Now we're getting somewhere. UC is a bunch of thugs and Miami is the Harvard of the Midwest. And I'm the one being biased. :lol2: I have zero ill will towards Miami. They are simply a bad football team right now. If you insist on calling a spade a heart, so be it. The talent level is painfully low in Oxford. 123 and 120. It isn't "scheme"...
September 23, 201312 yr Ah, yes. Now we're getting somewhere. UC is a bunch of thugs and Miami is the Harvard of the Midwest. And I'm the one being biased. :lol2: I have zero ill will towards Miami. They are simply a bad football team right now. If you insist on calling a spade a heart, so be it. The talent level is painfully low in Oxford. 123 and 120. It isn't "scheme"... I see you're having problems reading my response, so I'll just give up. I never said YOU were biased. I call some of the UC players thugs because if you watch the game over and view some slow motion replays, you will see how and why they earn that reputation. It's how they've been for years and not just in football. Now that is a spade seeing it as a spade. Good luck to you in your future attempts to judge talent.
September 23, 201312 yr Miami is one of the worst teams in America. After the last two weeks it doesn't seem UC is to far behind them.
September 23, 201312 yr I see you're having problems reading my response, so I'll just give up. I never said YOU were biased. I call some of the UC players thugs because if you watch the game over and view some slow motion replays, you will see how and why they earn that reputation. It's how they've been for years and not just in football. Now that is a spade seeing it as a spade. Good luck to you in your future attempts to judge talent. :lol2: This again from the poster that complimented the Miami O Line when they got flat dominated all day. I'm sure it wasn't your kid that gave up all those sacks and TFLs... :lol2:
September 23, 201312 yr Miami is one of the worst teams in America. After the last two weeks it doesn't seem UC is to far behind them. The offense certainly has its issues at the moment. The transition from the spread to multiple pro set has not been smooth. As to the D Miami had 87 yards total and -7 yards in the 2nd half. Imagine if their OLine wasn't dominating... :lol2:
September 23, 201312 yr Assuming that the next post will have something to do with UC's players working for Miami's players when they get out of college...or something along those lines.
September 24, 201312 yr Assuming that the next post will have something to do with UC's players working for Miami's players when they get out of college...or something along those lines. Miami grads won't hire UC's untalented grads..:lol2::lol2::lol2::lol2: That's just a joke everyone, don't take me serious and go all defensive. But really, back to the game. Yes, UC dline did dominate the game overall, but you would expect that when the Miami oline consist of such young players, and they do need to get better, but I wouldn't say they're completely awful. There was some positive plays, but not enough to get into the red zone or complete much needed 3rd down conversions. The defensive line and linebackers were the only impressing factors for UC on Saturday IMO. Too many receivers dropping passes, QB missing passing opportunities, and a running back that was supposed to dominate the game, was held in check for a majority of the game. If Miami's offense can match the defense that showed up Saturday, some will be hushed.
September 24, 201312 yr :lol2: This again from the poster that complimented the Miami O Line when they got flat dominated all day. I'm sure it wasn't your kid that gave up all those sacks and TFLs... :lol2: Who ever said I had a kid on the team?? Don't go getting all personal now.:thumb:
September 24, 201312 yr Who ever said I had a kid on the team?? Don't go getting all personal now.:thumb: I'll gladly leave you with this. 8 straight. Ding. Ding...
September 24, 201312 yr I'll gladly leave you with this. 8 straight. Ding. Ding... Yep, you got that one gametime. I just hope Miami can one day get back to the point where they compete like the "Indians" did back in the day. By the way, Miami still holds the overall win record in this rivalry :thumb: Just another 1 upper.. enjoyed the chat!
September 24, 201312 yr Wow.. Miami is the worst football team ive seen in a decade. Bad night for UC but at least they won. I am pretty sure they would beat FIU
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