10 things I want to see against CMU this week

Let me ease your mind right now, no one from Miami is winning the Heisman. It’s a popularity contest and Miami is not popular. Let the guys rest.
I mean Fernando won it at Indiana of all places (Deservedly so) ..but yeah I’d trade a Healthy Toney for chasing Heisman stats any day of the week
 
I dont think Moten plays. He’s seeking a 2nd opinion on the shoulder so that tells me his agent doesnt want hin to take any unnecessary chances.

I know Moten plays thru injuries. I’m not questioning his willingness to play thru pain. But, this is his money year.
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Mario has to see what else hes got in that OL room. Empty the bench and see whos ready. Forget all this, "Earn it in practice" nonsense. How has that worked out so far? Lets see who can play when the lights come on. The season depends on it.

Lyle..Lyle and more Lyle.

Wingo..Spafford and Paris.

That is all..everyone else has said the rest.
 
I grew up watching some coaches rotate QBs so they could get real snaps early in games. This isn't even a real opponent. I'm not at all saying you guys are wrong. I just think it's shortsighted.
I agree on all of that, was watching rams Monday night and they were up 24 with 4 minutes left and stafford was still in the game. Youd think getting a backup QB real reps during the season would matter but I guess not.
 
No shade in the least, but honestly I don't think this is worth much. And I'm only saying this because this was literally at the game he got injured in. I'd feel much better if you told me this conversation happened yesterday after we got home and he had imaging done.

Jaxson Dart wanted to go back into the Giants game Monday night, so much that they took his uniform. Then the trainer told Harbaugh 4-6 weeks. Then they got home, stuck him in an MRI, and he's out for the year.
Agreed for sure
 
Mensah, Toney, and Fletcher need to get their stats as quickly as possible and then sit.

We need a Heisman for national relevance, clout and recruiting.

I need to see changes to the O Line.
I mean no you no disrespect but I don't love this MO. If we're going to concern ourselves with anything but winning games then we've lost our way. If one of our guys wins the Heisman as a result of their full body of work over the course of a season then that's great, but chasing this is what led to the pick 6 against VT in 2002 when Payton tried throwing it to Dorsey (when we should have handed it off to Willis) which was the most regrettable thing perhaps ever, or at least it was until that team's next game.
 
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I mean no you no disrespect but I don't love this MO. If we're going to concern ourselves with anything but winning games then we've lost our way. If one of our guys wins the Heisman as a result of their full body of work over the course of a season then that's great, but chasing this is what led to the pick 6 against VT in 2002 when Payton tried throwing it to Dorsey (when we should have handed it off to Willis) which was the most regrettable thing perhaps ever, or at least it was until that team's next game.
I completely understand. But with this O-Line, defense, and coaching staff, having a legit Heisman candidate might sway opinions in our favor for CFP considerations. And it shouldn't take more than 4 or 5 drives anyway.

I also want to watch our stars play. Not next years portal additions.
 
I completely understand. But with this O-Line, defense, and coaching staff, having a legit Heisman candidate might sway opinions in our favor for CFP considerations. And it shouldn't take more than 4 or 5 drives anyway.

I also want to watch our stars play. Not next years portal additions.
Good point...the game has certainly changed!
 
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