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I agree that they often played down to the level of their opponents. They came out flat against BCC and Toledo in addition to the ones you listed. Rosier defender or not, you're a good poster. Even if I don't agree with you, you usually make a point to list specifics instead of just saying...

Even with all that, they were still among the national leaders in yards per play (which is much more indicative than total defense) and scoring defense. I believe they can improve significantly by using more 5 DB sets against spread teams that took advantage of mismatches against LBs last year...

Team sacks: 1st Team tackles for loss : 4th Turnovers forced: 3rd Passing Efficiency defense: 23rd Scoring defense :27th Now name one offensive category that Miami ranked in the top 40 nationally. I'll wait.

The defense was not an elite defense last year but they were at least near the top in several statistical categories. The offense was middle of the road or worse in every statistical category. There's certainly room for improvement on D but the offense was generally mediocre all around the whole...