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rch said:
Not so fast, UL actually had more total yards, (not net) rushing 226 to Miami's 219 and passing 328 to miami's 252. Total yards 496 to 449.
121 yard in penalties killed UL, as well as tackles for losses, I actually thought UL offense was a little more creative.
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Yea because we were starting on shorter fields. We only had to drive about 40-50 yards to score almost every time
 
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swampcougar1 said:
The last two games makes me wonder. Did Manny have a heart to heart tell with Enos. Hince the more shotgun approach and stretching the field in the passing game. If so kudos to Manny
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I think its Enos having more trust in the OL and also a game plan thing
 
Cuban-Cane said:
Yea because we were starting on shorter fields. We only had to drive about 40-50 yards to score almost every time
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Nice try, but their turnovers were well inside Miami territory.

We won because of Louisville’s penalties and turnovers. We easily could have lost on Saturday with less luck.
 
who said:
Louisville is ranked #112 in defense. 112. One hundred and twelve.
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And how many times in the past have we made the 112 ranked D look like the 1986 Miami Hurricanes? You see, that's the whole reason why many are excited. We did to a bad D what decent teams do. When was the last time we did that to a P5 team? How many times over the years have we heard "This team can't stop the run!" only to have them shut down our run game completely? God, I love this win for that reason. We abused a team that others abused. If that's not a step in the right direction, I don't know what is.
 
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