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Playing not to lose with that passive as* defensive play calling on dukes final offensive series.


No blitzing and secondary playing so far back and allowing 1st down passes
 
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I don't think there is any chance what so ever that he comes back. how did we let them score 2 TD's at the end of the game is unreal?
 
How many times did Duke run a play with the defense not lined up and looking to the side lines waiting for Doritos to go through his bible size playbook and call the play.The tv crew couldn' believe what they were watching.Complete chit show.
 
Why is this loser still on the staff? He and Folden are tied at the hip. If UM had to suffer both of them, then both of them should be fired.
 
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To his credit Miami's defense had several goaline stands and 4th down stops tonight against Duke who had one of the Top Offenses in the country. You have to give him his due, along with the blame for going passive at the end. But the main culprits tonight was the inept offense and Coley's in ability to run out the clock by gaining 1st downs with only 2 minutes remaining in the game.

Go Canes
 
Paranos said:
To his credit Miami's defense had several goaline stands and 4th down stops tonight against Duke who had one of the Top Offenses in the country. You have to give him his due, along with the blame for going passive at the end. But the main culprits tonight was the inept offense and Coley's in ability to run out the clock by gaining 1st downs with only 2 minutes remaining in the game.

Go Canes
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I agree about Coley, but I won't give Dorito credit. The defense followed a common pattern since he arrived. Play well enough to win until you need to stop the opponent from coming back late in the game.
 
It's a 2 minute drill, what could the call possibly be. "Rush the QB", play man-2 on the outside. It's not that hard. So happy for the win, but I really can't wait for this staff to be gone.
 
Dorito coached his most aggressive game ever. The penalty calls were not his fault. (And a few were total BS)
Cutcliff is a very good offensive coach and the hurry up offense made it tough.
 
Jmhcane said:
Dorito coached his most aggressive game ever. The penalty calls were not his fault. (And a few were total BS)
Cutcliff is a very good offensive coach and the hurry up offense made it tough.
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Bull****, defense looked more aggressive, but at same time, more illegal substitution penalties than I have ever seen. Even noted by dumb *** Hawkins, we were never set. No D is on phone now with Fat *** saying "I tried buddy".
 
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