A play maybe forgotten about

[Mi.Cane]

I thought of that play too. Very big play . Toure laying his life out too. Team of Dawgs

Just seeing this. 100%!

 

[TheShredder]

KC disappeared until their last drive after that hit.

Yeah cause his bell was rung, you don't tell by the way he reacted going to the sidelines. Pruitt was out too.

 

[BigDikDaddyFromCincinnati]

You were one of the performers or just a poor choice of words?

The only thing I have in common with the performers is that I’m bald.
Does that answer your question?

 

[nvlahos]

Becoming a physically imposing team that other teams are tentative against is what gave the Miami great teams of the past a huge advantage

We seem to have developed that on offense but now we’re starting to see it on special teams and defense with Hetherman

 

[DrNovaCane]

In a game full of key players and plays . Another good player that’ll be back next and a key part to the squad . Props to Bobby, you gave me flashbacks to the 1991 Cotton Bowl.

Robert Bailey would’ve been very proud of that hit…

 

[Dwinstitles]

@JHallCanes must of lost his mind when he saw it was Cam.

 

[JD4]

Been saying it for a while. Pruitt is a game changer. He makes plays. Glad he’s worked his way into the rotation on defense too he’s going to be a beast next season

 

[caneworld]

ACC officials would have flagged us with a 15 yd penalty for that Pruitt hit..

 

[Chard]

When the stars of tomorrow shine on special teams, you know that the rooster is where it should be!

 

[SFbayCane]

Biggest question is how the **** did he hold on to that ball! Cam about knock himself out.

Because the hit came straight at him. Pruitt literally pinned the ball into his chest with that hit. Any other angle and I think its a fumble.

 

[JHallCanes]

@JHallCanes must of lost his mind when he saw it was Cam.

He’s kind of stuck between positions and behind some **** good players

But people gon know his name next year

 

[MedleyCane]

Still don’t know how he held onto that ball..good lord

Neither does he.

 

[HarrietTubmanCane]

Fletcher recovering Becks fumble was huge. We were able to punt there instead of giving them the ball on our 30 or so. Huge field position play for us

And he was extremely close to recovering Toney’s fumble. Dude always has his teammate’s backs.

 

[FtLaudCaneFan]

Old school. Even got me up off my couch and put a smile on my face.

Couch? ****. I was standing the whole game. No way I could sit. I’m 66.

 

[joeyhh]

In a game full of key players and plays . Another good player that’ll be back next and a key part to the squad . Props to Bobby, you gave me flashbacks to the 1991 Cotton Bowl.

Felt it way up in section 347
Wow

 

[Ozymandias]

That Pruitt hit, Toure hit, and 2nd Fitzgerald INT all made blood flow “down there!” I love the anatomy of this team (PAUSE, that’s a wild statement right after that last statement lol) I don’t want to say what I hope they can do, but if they do it, it wouldn’t surprise me!

Mario constructed this team for games like this. I’m expecting more plays like these, and if they can string together enough of them, it can be a really special year! Go Canes….and PAUSE!! Lol

 

[DubCaliCane]

Another one that was massive, the grab of EJ Smith’s leg by Lightfoot late in the half. He probably gets close to the 50 and a first down if he doesn’t lay out and get the foot, and no other lineman on the team makes that play. It was set up well.

Lightfoot is a dog. Unreal motor.

 

[Hufftwoseven]

Legit look like he hurt his own arm on the play, hope he’s okay because that was a hit stick.

 

[Cribby]

Legit look like he hurt his own arm on the play, hope he’s okay because that was a hit stick.

Definitely had a stinger

 

[QSTOKES]

Kc better be glad that wasn’t Dylan Day he definitely would have fumbled