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I'm going to pose this question here since there's no reason to start another thread on the topic and we seem to be getting some reasonably smart answers in here. What exactly happened to the running game against CMU? We saw the struggles with pass blocking and Jarren holding the ball too...

Exactly. I'm not asking them to totally scrap the entire offense and run something totally different than anything we've seen so far. We've already seen them use the formations and plays. We saw a 3X1 set vs CMU where Miami had the numbers mismatch on the strong side of the formation. Simple...

There's a shotgun/RPO section of the playbook that needs to be more heavily utilized. We consistently move the ball from spread sets while being inconsistent/bad from traditional/under center formations. Using our tightends in line works in theory but Brevin is a poor blocker and Mallory is...

Then he's destined to fail. Not sure how hard he'd dig his heels in at the idea though. He's not an offensive coach with his own offensive philosophy.

A big name, splash hire at head coach isn't the solution. Competent assistants have more to do with the on field product anyway. Look at LSU. They had Ed Orgeron as a temp but decided to keep him on as a head coach. A lot of people laughed or scratched their heads. He had a top notch defense and...

I'm not crazy about Mullen's offense either tbh. It's too QB run dependent and while I like a guy who can scramble and run the occasional zone read, his offense is not very friendly to throw first guys. We could have easily hired an air raid OC instead of Enos though. I was really high on Graham...

The only team in the nation that I would call a contender who's still running a majority of their offense under center is Georgia. Clemson, Alabama, LSU, Ohio State, Oklahoma, even teams like Notre Dame and Texas have transitioned into some variation of the spread. Not every version of the...