Derek Nicholson: "It's a race to get to work."

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When Derek Nicholson first got to Miami, I reported that he was viewed as a future defensive coordinator. It didn’t take long, as he’s officially been promoted to Co-DC of the Hurricanes. He shared his thoughts on the new title and more when he spoke to reporters after practice:

On the first day of full pads: The first day of pads is always awesome. Getting after it, a lot of back and forth. That’s what you like to see in spring. I thought the guys competed hard and and...

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Just torn. I want all UM players to excel.

I’m excited about the young LBs. i haven’t seen anything from Wes that blows me away, I just feel it could be a situation where we might want to take a couple mistakes after UF to let these young guys loose…..

If Wes is really elevating then great for him! I just see soooo much potential in these young linebackers.
 
Just torn. I want all UM players to excel.

I’m excited about the young LBs. i haven’t seen anything from Wes that blows me away, I just feel it could be a situation where we might want to take a couple mistakes after UF to let these young guys loose…..

If Wes is really elevating then great for him! I just see soooo much potential in these young linebackers.
What have you seen from the young LBs seeing as they haven’t played?
 
What have you seen from the young LBs seeing as they haven’t played?
My bad… at practice their athleticism stands out way above Wes.

He is great dude! I hope his game elevates but “knowing” where to be and making plays hasn’t translated on film yet. I’ve been wrong before and knowing where to be is a huge part of the game. Getting there during open fire and executing are different things.
 
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My bad… at practice their athleticism stands out way above Wes.

He is great dude! I hope his game elevates but “knowing” where to be and making plays hasn’t translated on film yet. I’ve been wrong before and knowing where to be is a huge part of the game. Getting there during open fire and executing are different things.
Example being knowing and filling your gap assignment versus blowing up the blocker in your gap assignment and changing an offensive play..I.e. redirecting a runner completely, or shifting a passer’s whole view or pocket awareness or even in coverages redirecting a player completely off route.
 
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@DMoney man thank you for the updates, this ish is gold my boy!!


Keep up the hard work and man, I LOVE to hear what they talking bout, I need this to be a special season. My Cowboys decided to not want to be competitive so I’m living and dying by my love, the Hurricanes
 
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