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There’s more to being an offensive coordinator than play calling. It’s your job to make sure your players can execute the plays you call. You tailor your offense to the strength of your team. Also since the receivers can’t catch, maybe we should question the WR coach’s abilities? Oh wait.

Typical sorry coach slurper. Blame all the players. Even guys who have proven it on the field already. No, it’s not the new coach’s fault this offense went from over 30 points per game to 19 with a majority of the same players. It’s the players who just decided to get worse.

Lol. The revisionist history? We had a very solid run game in 2020 and halfway through 2021 before every running back besides knighton got hurt. 34 points per game and 450 yards per game in 2020 with no TVD. And his offense never went an entire game without scoring a single touchdown. It took...

These same dudes are still waiting for D’Onofrio to get his players so his defense can take off. They’ll always defend the sorriest coaches

The two highest scoring offenses Miami has had since 2002 are 2020 and 2021.

What, not score a single touchdown? Thank god the defense is improved so the game almost looks close on paper.

Hykeem gonna block like a demon

This is a good example of why so many south Florida kids transfer. Williams stuck it out with a terrible Stranahan program and his development will be hurt. His rep is obviously good enough for him to pick whatever school he wants to attend but once he’s enrolled, he’s going to be a work in...

I was curious how much the fact that Williams plays at a school that doesn’t usually have a ton of talent plays into his recruitment. Stranahan isn’t a hotbed for D1 players

The real question is: When Memphis Mike gets canned, does FSU give Haggins the interim sombrero or Randy Shannon? My vote is for Shannon. He'd be the first person to ever be head coach at UM, FSU and UF.