Snap Counts: Who Played In Miami's Win Over Wake Forest

Trinton Breeze

Today at 1:10 PM 1 min read

On Friday night, the Miami Hurricanes defeated the Wake Forest Demon Deacons 33-20. Check out the Miami snap counts, as provided by Pro Football Focus.

OFFENSE:

QB:
Darian Mensah -- 70

RB:
Mark Fletcher Jr. -- 40
Javian Mallory -- 21
Girard Pringle Jr. -- 11
CharMar Brown -- 8

WR:
Cooper Barkate -- 55
Malachi Toney -- 47
Joshua Moore -- 39
Daylyn Upshaw -- 34
Vandrevius Jacobs -- 5
Vance Spafford -- 1

TE:
Elija Lofton -- 61
Owen Ruskavich -- 15
Gavin Mueller -- 7

OL:
Matthew McCoy -- 70
Ryan Rodriguez -- 70
Seuseu Alofaituli -- 70
Samson Okunlola -- 70
Max Buchanan -- 70
Jackson Cantwell -- 2
Jacob Hawks -- 2
Rhys Woodrow -- 2

DEFENSE:

DL:
Armondo Blount -- 61
Justin Scott -- 54
Marquise Lightfoot -- 51
Damon Wilson ll -- 41
Ahmad Moten Sr. -- 27
Keona Davis -- 19
Jarquez Carter -- 13
Herbert Scroggins lll -- 3
Booker Pickett Jr. -- 2

LB:
Mohamed Toure -- 50
Chase Smith -- 50
Ezekiel Marcelin Jr. -- 13
Kamal Bonner -- 12
Cam Pruitt -- 6

DB:
JJ Dunnigan -- 68
Bryce Fitzgerald -- 67
Omar Thornton -- 67
Zechariah Poyser -- 62
Ethan O'Connor -- 54
Damari Brown -- 26
Dylan Day -- 2

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NicKane

Today at 1:58 PM

The U is back to work said:
Riding with those ******* 5 at OL still is ridiculous. Nobody other than Samson has earned their spot. Nobody.

McCoy has been excellent!

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bacane

Today at 2:03 PM

Donny Donowitz said:
SJ and Buchanan were literally on the ground half the game.

We just lived through an era of trust me bro “I’m science”.

I think we are all going to choose to use our own eyes and intuition on this one.

So, assume coaches aren’t blind. If they continue to play them, one can only assume they see them as the best option & better than alternatives.

Shooter McGavin

Today at 2:08 PM

Damari Brown needs to have his snap count at 0 once Lucas and OJ return. Chase Smith, Toure, SJ, Rodriguez, Buchanan could all have their snaps diminished too.

HurricanesR1

46 minutes ago

SJ ends up on the ground too much for an OL

ShadowSpring

40 minutes ago

Ezekiel Marcelin Jr.

Applecane

38 minutes ago

bacane said:
Ok, one minute Mirabal & Mario are the brightest OL coaches in the business. Lords of the trenches. Now, they’re dumbasses who can’t develop or evaluate talent & are playing the wrong players. Bunch of keyboard guys know better.

Without the keyboard guys, there is no site..,

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smack99

34 minutes ago

SJ has no business playing here let alone that many snaps. Same goes for Smith. Seems like Heatherman and Mirabel don’t want to admit they’re wrong.

Shooter McGavin

30 minutes ago

smack99 said:
SJ has no business playing here let alone that many snaps. Same goes for Smith. Seems like Heatherman and Mirabel don’t want to admit they’re wrong.

Toure, Smith, SJ, Rodriguez, Brown, Buchanan all need to see the bench. Smith, Rodriguez, and Toure should have been sent packing after last year.

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smack99

28 minutes ago

Shooter McGavin said:
Toure, Smith, SJ, Rodriguez, Brown, Buchanan all need to see the bench. Smith, Rodriguez, and Toure should have been sent packing after last year.

**** sure agree. Toure has at least made some plays.

Shooter McGavin

26 minutes ago

smack99 said:
**** sure agree. Toure has at least made some plays.

He’s not a Miami LB. If he plays like he did in the playoffs then sure I will accept that.

Theu954

12 minutes ago

Seuseu Alofaituli -- 70

SMH MIRABAL & MARIO OUT HERE COMMITTING WAR CRIMES AGAINST THIS U

tr1ck

9 minutes ago

We really gonna lose Wiley to the portal next year

JZCane0825

6 minutes ago

If we see SJ trotting out there to start against CMU and I'm going to lose a ton of faith in Mirabal

305 MOUNTAIN MAN

2 minutes ago

Damari is a liability right now, almost looks too bulked up and is not mobile. Not to mention the trying to kill Mali x 2 on special teams. Head scratching on him.