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Great teams lol. Great teams don't get gang banged on national television and have one BCS bowl game in the last 15 years. Which is exactly why we're having this conversation in the first place. There's nothing so far to indicate we're anything better than the 8-4/7-5 team we always end up...

Also, how can you praise this season's leadership but at the same time say we decided to sleepwalk just like we've always done for the past 15 years? Where's that leadership you're talking about?

Bro we beat Pitt away last year after falling to 3-3 on the year. Don't give me this reinvigorated leadership crap when we've literally only beaten teams we beat last year. It's way too early to start praising "leadership" and sense of turning the corner. I watched this Pitt game and saw a QB...

Not thinking you could lose? Are we no longer talking about the same team that lost to FIU last year? Lmao what are we doing on this board?!? That offense wasn't sleep walking. It's ok to say there are limitations. And not all emasculations are the same. We still have a clear path to the ACCCG...

After having been emasculated in prime time for 4 hours for all the nation to see you think Miami went out there and just went through the motions?

All the ACC teams we've beat this year we beat last year. Look, I'm happy with the wins and hate to complain, but if you don't see trouble down the road based on how we're playing then don't be shocked when we drop more than 2 games the rest of the way.

We're in a thread talking about how lucky we were Pitt's starting QB was injured. We'd most likely be in a dogfight against teams like UK and SCAR. We haven't taken a significant leap from years past. We're average.

D Money asking a question that only flies on a Miami CFB board. Is this a serious question?! Oklahoma, LSU, PSU, Michigan, etc... are clearly in the next tier(s). When you've played in 1 BCS bowl in the past 16 years you're nowhere near just one tier away from the big boys.

No one's forcing Lashlee to run inside zone 95% of the time and exclusively run go routes though. Where are the stretch and toss plays? Why aren't we moving the pocket for King? Where are the intermediate routes? It's truly astonishing how we're asking these questions for the 3 millionth...

Saturday was a return to normalcy, we are once again a feast or famine offense entirely dependent on the big play. If not for Pitt biting hard af every time King put his head down we'd have been fighting for our lives against second string QB'd Pitt. You may leave Mark Richt and Dan Enos, but...