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Cane6

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I’m putting my objective brain on the shelf, pausing the mope train and strapping in for Miami FSU. Time to back our dawgs, especially Bain JW and Kam

I feel pretty confident we will see some changes on offense

It’s time to let the hate flow through you

Fuq em

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Florida State is beatable. Just a matter of Miami showing up and beating them.

Tyler Van Dyke couldn't have looked like hotter garbage his past three starts—and now 10 interceptions and two fumbles since the Georgia Tech game.

Miami is some decent—not even next-level great—quarterback play from being 9-1 or at worst, 8-1.

The difference between these two teams is a literally a capable quarterback.

If TVD can show up at all... if Williams can step in if he's down... if there are some packages with Brown to keep possessions alive or to help in the red zone, the Canes can absolutely win this football game... albeit a massive IF based on Tyler Van Yips these past few weeks.
 
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All bets are off come rivalry week. IDC what the records are or who plays or doesn't play, anything can happen in a rivalry game. If Van Dyke shows up or whoever starts just doesn't turn the ball over, I love our chances, especially if Wilson is out again. If we get the same QB play and gameplan as the last few weeks, it could get really ugly, really early.
 
Ultimately, this game should start out slow, as I see our defense coming to play. I think we give them same problems Clemson gave them on defense.

But do we give them a short field on a turnover? Can we at least sustain drives? They are likely going to drop 8 and force us to be disciplined in taking 4-5 yard gains. Need our RBs to drive forward for an extra 2-3 yards each time. Can’t get behind the sticks. Fletcher looks great. Parrish and Chaney should serve as change of pace.

What does CJ24 need to do to get on the field? I would love to see him with the 1s. I think he can be every bit as explosive as BS, especially on sweep plays and outside zone runs.

There is EASILY a path to us making this a ballgame. But our margin for error is small and requires us to use a different QB.
 
rascon said:
Ultimately, this game should start out slow, as I see our defense coming to play. I think we give them same problems Clemson gave them on defense.

But do we give them a short field on a turnover? Can we at least sustain drives? They are likely going to drop 8 and force us to be disciplined in taking 4-5 yard gains. Need our RBs to drive forward for an extra 2-3 yards each time. Can’t get behind the sticks. Fletcher looks great. Parrish and Chaney should serve as change of pace.

What does CJ24 need to do to get on the field? I would love to see him with the 1s. I think he can be every bit as explosive as BS, especially on sweep plays and outside zone runs.

There is EASILY a path to us making this a ballgame. But our margin for error is small and requires us to use a different QB.
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The only path is for Mario to keep his grubby cafecito soaked mits off Dawsons play sheet

And free JB11 and BSmiffffffff
 
I would love nothing more than to CRUSH the hopes and playoff dreams of these clowns. This team needs something good to hang its hat on - let's get it mane!!!!!
 
ItsAUThing.com said:
Florida State is beatable. Just a matter of Miami showing up and beating them.

Tyler Van Dyke couldn't have looked like hotter garbage his past three starts—and now 10 interceptions and two fumbles since the Georgia Tech game.

Miami is some decent—not even next-level great—quarterback play from being 9-1 or at worst, 8-1.

The difference between these two teams is a literally a capable quarterback.

If TVD can show up at all... if Williams can step in if he's down... if there are some packages with Brown to keep possessions alive or to help in the red zone, the Canes can absolutely win this football game... albeit a massive IF based on Tyler Van Yips these past few weeks.
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If Emory can step in??....He beat Clemson down 10pts at 18yrs old and his reward was zero snaps the next 2 games. It's criminal what they did.
 
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ItsAUThing.com said:
Florida State is beatable. Just a matter of Miami showing up and beating them.

Tyler Van Dyke couldn't have looked like hotter garbage his past three starts—and now 10 interceptions and two fumbles since the Georgia Tech game.

Miami is some decent—not even next-level great—quarterback play from being 9-1 or at worst, 8-1.

The difference between these two teams is a literally a capable quarterback.

If TVD can show up at all... if Williams can step in if he's down... if there are some packages with Brown to keep possessions alive or to help in the red zone, the Canes can absolutely win this football game... albeit a massive IF based on Tyler Van Yips these past few weeks.
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100%. If TVD was just 25% better in his past few games, we'd be looking at 1 or zero losses.
 
ItsAUThing.com said:
Florida State is beatable. Just a matter of Miami showing up and beating them.
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I actually thought we were SUPER LIVE in this spot as recent as directly after the Clemson game

But with neither of the DE coming back and the complete disappearance of QB play. I can't see it…Maybe the ground and pound and some Jacurri Brown can shorten the game and steal it. We do have a defense (not an elite one, but a good one)…I just think a matter of time that even if the corners hang for a quarter or two…FSU will hit some big ones downfield...

But of course, fugg em…I hate little bro so bad. Only times they have ever became relevant and won ships are direct results of UM probation. The timeline proves this. Fugg 'em.
 
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