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Cool but what good is being ninth in S&P ratings do when you're 30th in the most important area, scoring offense?

Harris was already running a spread system in high school. And nobody said it would have made him a Heisman winner. Just that it would have made Miami a legitimate offensive team instead of being mediocre or worse the last 20 years. Also, you may want to double check your stats. Miami was 45th...

If we had made the move to a more modern offense back in the mid 2000’s the program would never have fallen off like it did. They were able to keep things afloat for a while with incredible defenses but as time went on, even top defenders got tired of carrying the offense every week.

Read post #16. Unless the opponents were turning every single extra interception into a touchdown, it wouldn't have overcame the significant increase in scoring.

I'm sure they led to additional points off turnovers but the opponent would have to convert turnovers into touchdowns at an exponential rate to overcome a 4 point per game difference. Over a 13 game season, the 2009 team scored 52 more points. Opponents would literally have had to turn every...

The funny thing is, the offense actually scored more with Whipple than with Fisch. Even though Fisch is credited with getting Jacory to reduce turnovers and improve his accuracy. People want to blame all the deep passes for the turnovers but that’s literally how Miami scored points then. For...