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obcanes said:


How will Miami take advantage?
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TEs will eat. We also have the best slot receiver in the country. Initially should stretch them horizontally, let our athletes make plays and force their D to make tackles. Eventually they will spread out on D to take away the horizontal passing game, that’s when we make them pay with the run game, which also opens up the deeper routes with play action.
 
Squid Bumciorek said:
TEs will eat. We also have the best slot receiver in the country. Initially should stretch them horizontally, let our athletes make plays and force their D to make tackles. Eventually they will spread out on D to take away the horizontal passing game, that’s when we make them pay with the run game, which also opens up the deeper routes with play action.
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Intermediate passing game will be key.

Also we can bust out more of the two tailback sets and do some screens and swing passes.

Set up the Wheel routes too with Johnson or Lofton.
 
So Fla will be a harder test than our last 2 opponents, but make no mistake, this should be another cake walk for The O. For w/e reason they play Bama hard, but this pass defense was almost dead last last season & r still in the bottom 3rd to start this season.

I look for a quick 4-0 start to begin the season. Our schedule begins next week.
 
Squid Bumciorek said:
TEs will eat. We also have the best slot receiver in the country. Initially should stretch them horizontally, let our athletes make plays and force their D to make tackles. Eventually they will spread out on D to take away the horizontal passing game, that’s when we make them pay with the run game, which also opens up the deeper routes with play action.
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Colombie said:
Intermediate passing game will be key.

Also we can bust out more of the two tailback sets and do some screens and swing passes.

Set up the Wheel routes too with Johnson or Lofton.
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Yes and yes
 
Rellyrell said:
So Fla will be a harder test than our last 2 opponents, but make no mistake, this should be another cake walk for The O. For w/e reason they play Bama hard, but this pass defense was almost dead last last season & r still in the bottom 3rd to start this season.

I look for a quick 4-0 start to begin the season. Our schedule begins next week.
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They let Southern Miss put up 24.
 
Todd Orlando (Mario's last DC at FIU) is notorious for blitzing from everywhere. An insane number of blitz packages and designs and he will keep you guessing from where they're coming from.

He got exposed at Texas and USC because he doesn't disguise them very well, they're often delayed (too delayed), or they come from the CB or Safety and don't get there quick enough. Resulted in his pass D getting shredded. Tons of single high letting his FS getting torched. Unless he's changed and improved in those weaknesses... I don't see us having much trouble. Cam will torch them.

Haven't watched them this year but I see they're currently sitting 124th in yards per pass attempt allowed at 9.9 and finished 108th last year at 8.0. 9.9 yards isn't even good if it were yards per completion.

To add to that.. they're 28th at 9.09% in sack %, up from 122nd a year ago at 4.3%. I've heard P5 position coaches and 2 coordinators tell me he's the the worst DC in college football when the blitzes don't get home because he doesn't have anything else going for him. Actually shocked he keeps getting jobs without having to go work somewhere else behind someone like Aranda, Pete Golding, Bryan Brown, the Georgia staff, or even Guidry to learn, adapt a little, and rehab his career.

For the record, Georgia revamped their defense by learning from him and taking some of his blitz designs and philosophies and combining it with their overall defense. Worked wonders. But he's been unwilling to adapt his own system.
 
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JayCane20 said:
Todd Orlando (Mario's last DC at FIU) is notorious for blitzing from everywhere. An insane number of blitz packages and designs and he will keep you guessing from where they're coming from.

He got exposed at Texas and USC because he doesn't disguise them very well, they're often delayed (too delayed), or they come from the CB or Safety and don't get there quick enough. Resulted in his pass D getting shredded. Tons of single high letting his FS getting torched. Unless he's changed and improved in those weaknesses... I don't see us having much trouble. Cam will torch them.

Haven't watched them this year but I see they're currently sitting 124th in yards per pass attempt allowed at 9.9 and finished 108th last year at 8.0. 9.9 yards isn't even good if it were yards per completion.

To add to that.. they're 28th at 9.09% in sack %, up from 122nd a year ago at 4.3%. I've heard P5 position coaches and 2 coordinators tell me he's the the worst DC in college football when the blitzes don't get home because he doesn't have anything else going for him. Actually shocked he keeps getting jobs without having to go work somewhere else behind someone like Aranda, Pete Golding, Bryan Brown, the Georgia staff, or even Guidry to learn, adapt a little, and rehab his career.

For the record, Georgia revamped their defense by learning from him and taking some of his blitz designs and philosophies and combining it with their overall defense. Worked wonders. But he's been unwilling to adapt his own system.
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Watching FB, I believe my goal in life is to suck at my job, & continue to get opportunities to suck at the tune of millions of $$ for these efforts.
 
obcanes said:


How will Miami take advantage?
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How?

Verticals outside to George, Horton, Brown.

Quick hitters to the TE over the middle.


The bigger question- how often will be in 3rd and long? Their pass D isn’t great. I could see Cam getting to 350 yards by half IF our D can stop their run game.
 
Colombie said:
Intermediate passing game will be key.

Also we can bust out more of the two tailback sets and do some screens and swing passes.

Set up the Wheel routes too with Johnson or Lofton.
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Have we used two back sets at all this season?
 
JayCane20 said:
Todd Orlando (Mario's last DC at FIU) is notorious for blitzing from everywhere. An insane number of blitz packages and designs and he will keep you guessing from where they're coming from.

He got exposed at Texas and USC because he doesn't disguise them very well, they're often delayed (too delayed), or they come from the CB or Safety and don't get there quick enough. Resulted in his pass D getting shredded. Tons of single high letting his FS getting torched. Unless he's changed and improved in those weaknesses... I don't see us having much trouble. Cam will torch them.

Haven't watched them this year but I see they're currently sitting 124th in yards per pass attempt allowed at 9.9 and finished 108th last year at 8.0. 9.9 yards isn't even good if it were yards per completion.

To add to that.. they're 28th at 9.09% in sack %, up from 122nd a year ago at 4.3%. I've heard P5 position coaches and 2 coordinators tell me he's the the worst DC in college football when the blitzes don't get home because he doesn't have anything else going for him. Actually shocked he keeps getting jobs without having to go work somewhere else behind someone like Aranda, Pete Golding, Bryan Brown, the Georgia staff, or even Guidry to learn, adapt a little, and rehab his career.

For the record, Georgia revamped their defense by learning from him and taking some of his blitz designs and philosophies and combining it with their overall defense. Worked wonders. But he's been unwilling to adapt his own system.
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Do you think this affected Milroe more considering he’s still somewhat underwhelming as a passer? Or was it that one Linemen that just kept getting cooked?
 
Supposedly Tate Rodemaker was killing them before going out injured last saturday. Yes that Tate Rodemaker.

This should be a cakewalk for the offense.
 
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I’m ******* howling at the safety being 25 yards off and immediately dropping on 3rd and 6. They had ZERO respect for Milroe in the intermediate game. Cam and Restrepo are going to eat this team alive.
 
SaiyaMan305 said:
Supposedly Tate Rodemaker was killing them before going out injured last saturday. Yes that Tate Rodemaker.

This should be a cakewalk for the offense.
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He was doing pretty well. USM also had three turnovers.
 
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