Obvious Lawrence is extremely gifted. But i will say imo Our coaches aren’t helping Jarren out enough , the slow developing plays, excessive play action, fb formations etc. they aren’t doing that at Clemson and they definitely aren’t lining up 3 receivers under 6’0 as starters at receiver. They got 2 6’4 plus receivers so when they do throw the deep ball they can make adjustments to catch the ball which have been often underthrown this year by Lawrence. We need that in our offense and I’ve been saying that
Diaz: Firing The Offensive Staff Came Down To Accountability
Manny Diaz made a difficult move when he became head coach at Miami, but you have to respect it.247sports.com
“Diaz recognizes that accountability has to be an important characteristic of his program at Miami. If the coaches demand players to be accountable for their actions and mistakes on the field, then the coaching staff needs to be held to the same standard.
“There has to be accountability,” Diaz said. “The University of Miami cannot rank second to last [among power five schools] in anything. You can’t turn around and say we demand this of you as a player and then if you don’t do it, there will be consequences. As coaches, we know this is the case.”
Miami’s offense finished the 2018 season ranked 104th in the country in total offense at 358 yards per game. UM ranked 65th in scoring offense at 28.8 points per game.
“…Was I accountable for everything that happened there? Yes I was. Was I responsible for everything that happened? Of course I wasn’t. But when you have the job, that is part of it.”
Diaz wants to hire an offensive coordinator that will put Miami on the cutting edge offensively. He recognized that in order to do that, he needed to start fresh with an entire new staff on that side of the ball.
Diaz: Firing The Offensive Staff Came Down To Accountability
Manny Diaz made a difficult move when he became head coach at Miami, but you have to respect it.
“Diaz recognizes that accountability has to be an important characteristic of his program at Miami. If the coaches demand players to be accountable for their actions and mistakes on the field, then the coaching staff needs to be held to the same standard.
“There has to be accountability,” Diaz said. “The University of Miami cannot rank second to last [among power five schools] in anything. You can’t turn around and say we demand this of you as a player and then if you don’t do it, there will be consequences. As coaches, we know this is the case.”
Miami’s offense finished the 2018 season ranked 104th in the country in total offense at 358 yards per game. UM ranked 65th in scoring offense at 28.8 points per game.
“…Was I accountable for everything that happened there? Yes I was. Was I responsible for everything that happened? Of course I wasn’t. But when you have the job, that is part of it.”
Diaz wants to hire an offensive coordinator that will put Miami on the cutting edge offensively. He recognized that in order to do that, he needed to start fresh with an entire new staff on that side of the ball.
Change my mind
Same here. That press conference rubbed me the wrong way.
You mean that ONE season in his entire career?
Bottom line... Enos is getting a mil to score points.....17pts against a MAC squad falls on him....his play calling is suspect....it's easy to see...
