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https://247sports.com/college/miami/ContentGallery/Miami-Hurricanes-Football-How-Elite-Was-Miamis-Defense-In-2018-125471110/#125471110_1 "They were the only team in the country to allow opponents to convert less than 25 percent of their opportunities on third down." Miami did not feature a...

I always get chuckle when people trot out the argument that the defense performs worse against good offenses. Yes, that's typically how it works. The rules in cfb are overwhelmingly tilted to the offense. Let's go back a few years to 2017. Miamis got a perfect season going into Pitt. Final...

2018- if Miami score 28 ppg (below 50th percentile) we have an 11-2 season 2019- if Miami scores 29 ppg (below 50th percentile), we have an 11-2 season 2020- would have have had to score 38 ppg to have a 9-2 season, 38 ppg is not totally unrealistic but it is a lot to ask so I definitely...

The answer is "I don't f#cking care." I would be delighted to see Miami winning games 55-42 consistently. Worry about the offensive identity.

Yes and yes. If you think the offense was efficient and played a quality football game, then we'll agree to disagree.

Couldn't move the ball *into the end zone.* Doesn't matter if you have 500 yards of offense if you shoot yourself in the foot constantly in scoring position and have to settle for FGs instead of TDs.

And if your aunt had balls she'd be your uncle. I'm not going to play the "but if their offense had Randy Moss and Tom Brady they would have scored 80 points" game. The D didn't give up 600 yards. It gave up 15 points. Points matter, yards don't. To end the season last year, App State gave...

Its not really a question that requires an answer. At the end of 4 quarters, what matters is that Team A has scored more points than Team B. Now if Team A has a defense so good it can hold Team B to 3 points, that means it can still win with a pathetically weak offense. Conversely, if the D...