His OL still has more experience than Miami's. Look at the roster. They aren't running out true freshman. These will be grown men. I just think the running factor helps him. Minimize negative plays. They are built to grind. Hope we rattle him early.
Possibly. But rattle Franks early, hit him, make him uncomfortable, and he's likely to fall apart for the rest of the game. Unless he's learned to deal with pressure much better over the offseason, he's terrible under pressure (one of the worst of any starting P5 QB). ...and remember, his O-line is likely going to be substantially weaker this year than last.
They've all been backups to this point and were all low ranked recruits coming out of high school which to me says something about their development. They all had the chance to step up last year and win their jobs with the new O-line coach and clearly didn't make the cut. Regardless whether they're grown men or not our defensive line and ends are way more polished and grown. Our two back up tackles are more grown men than are starters but they both lost the starting jobs
. I do agree that the running factor will help him out but I'm sure with the success that Franks had towards the end of last season Manny and Baker will have ways of keeping that in track.