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As Kaaya gets more comfortable (or if Wiiliams returns) I would like to see Miami run the offense like Toledo is right now. They go to multiple personnel and formations, sometimes multiple TE's, and they run an up tempo attack. They are mixing in runs with short and deep passes while keeping the defense on their heels. This is how the Miami offense should be run. It would also help protect the offensive line and make it less of a liability.
 
dreadloxdp said:
As Kaaya gets more comfortable (or if Wiiliams returns) I would like to see Miami run the offense like Toledo is right now. They go to multiple personnel and formations, sometimes multiple TE's, and they run an up tempo attack. They are mixing in runs with short and deep passes while keeping the defense on their heels. This is how the Miami offense should be run. It would also help protect the offensive line and make it less of a liability.
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yes. because coley is magically going to have a deep playbook
 
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When Tim Beckman left Toledo for Illinois, he wanted Campbell to come with him for obvious reasons. But Toledo offered Campbell the HC position even though he was only 32 so he stayed.
 
Toledo adjusted at the half. I'm not confident we will adjust to them. As with every game I'll wait until it's over, but I've seen enough to know they can score on us.
 
I'd hire that coach for Toledo to replace Golden Al... I remember when Sam J. reached down into a mediocre (at the time) program like Oklahoma State to hire a young-up and comer-named Jimmy Johnson. He thought that JJ could do great things with the talent he could recruit in Schnelly's "State of Miami". Tubbs isn't coming here and Butch's ship has sailed.
 
dstuart4 said:
I'd hire that coach for Toledo to replace Golden Al... I remember when Sam J. reached down into a mediocre (at the time) program like Oklahoma State to hire a young-up and comer-named Jimmy Johnson. He thought that JJ could do great things with the talent he could recruit in Schnelly's "State of Miami". Tubbs isn't coming here and Butch's ship has sailed.
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Why would you hire Toledo's coach? Because he played on TV on Thursday night? Or because he only gave up 58 points tonight in year three?
 
Campbell was facing a much more talented team than his own, Brian Kelley and Butch Johnson left that program in good shape. Campbell adjusts to what's being thrown at him and plays to win, unlike Al, who plays not to lose.
 
dstuart4 said:
Campbell was facing a much more talented team than his own, Brian Kelley and Butch Johnson left that program in good shape. Campbell adjusts to what's being thrown at him and plays to win, unlike Al, who plays not to lose.
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Except that he's already going backwards since he started.

I swear, all it takes is for a guy to be on TV on Thursday night and our fans think he is the next great coach.
 
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Way too many tickets available...way too cheap, are they giving away free whoppers also?
 
D.L.I.N.K.D.A.GR8 said:
I was praying to God nobody was going to start this thread.... Toledo is killing themselves though.... Cincinnati can't stop their running backs.... but Toledo QB is beyond atrocious.... The real starter is out with a torn acl... The irony of that smfh
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Sounds like our offense you're talking about.
 
dstuart4 said:
I'd hire that coach for Toledo to replace Golden Al... I remember when Sam J. reached down into a mediocre (at the time) program like Oklahoma State to hire a young-up and comer-named Jimmy Johnson. He thought that JJ could do great things with the talent he could recruit in Schnelly's "State of Miami". Tubbs isn't coming here and Butch's ship has sailed.
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You're not paying attention.
 
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