I'm Here and Miami, with Richt, is back

[Dilber]

Ron Cherry attempts to take over and give the game the business.

 

[RVACane]

Well I'll be damned... You came back and I was certain that you wouldn't. Good for you [MENTION=14980]ericsaid[/MENTION]. Class post and class move on your part. Glad the interactions at the game were mostly positive. Good luck and thanks for the insight on the game from an opposing fan base.

 

[Calinative]

Good on you to own up but you are delusional if you think Cox would have run for 175. You are assuming that the Canes would have made zero defensive adjustments. Also the hallmark of this defense so far is that they hit hard. Might as well project that cox would have been knocked out at some point later in the game. Most likely he runs for 95-100 yards until app state realizes there is no point in leaving him in the game to take a beating when you have the sun belt conference to worry about. Also regarding not stopping the clock for defensive substitutions, do you actually know the rules? If the offense subs, defense gets chance to sub, if offense doesn't sub defense doesn't get extra time. Miami wasn't subbing. That is why the Canes were always going to win, app state does not have the depth to stand up to a hurry up offense with players the size and speed of Miami. It's called good coaching

The App St delusion hasn't completely worn off yet.

When they're in a death struggle with some Sun Belt team, it'll finally set in.

I mean it's no different than any other fanbase that hopes to win big games

 

[ericsaid]

Good on you to own up but you are delusional if you think Cox would have run for 175. You are assuming that the Canes would have made zero defensive adjustments. Also the hallmark of this defense so far is that they hit hard. Might as well project that cox would have been knocked out at some point later in the game. Most likely he runs for 95-100 yards until app state realizes there is no point in leaving him in the game to take a beating when you have the sun belt conference to worry about. Also regarding not stopping the clock for defensive substitutions, do you actually know the rules? If the offense subs, defense gets chance to sub, if offense doesn't sub defense doesn't get extra time. Miami wasn't subbing. That is why the Canes were always going to win, app state does not have the depth to stand up to a hurry up offense with players the size and speed of Miami. It's called good coaching

I said I hadn't rewatched the game so most of what I say about refs needs to be taken with a grain of salt. In regards to Cox running for 175, had that TD counted, he would've been at around 100 early in the second quarter. I assume the same holes that opened late in the second and early third that allowed Moore to get close to 100 would've been there for Cox.

Either way, Miami played an outstanding game, mistake free football and I'm sure a lot of that has to do with your coaching staff.

The thing with the Cox fumble was that once reviewed, the replay official needs a clear view of who recovered, but it was a missed call on the field that you could even see in the stands.

 

[CanesAreAble]

Good on you to own up but you are delusional if you think Cox would have run for 175. You are assuming that the Canes would have made zero defensive adjustments. Also the hallmark of this defense so far is that they hit hard. Might as well project that cox would have been knocked out at some point later in the game. Most likely he runs for 95-100 yards until app state realizes there is no point in leaving him in the game to take a beating when you have the sun belt conference to worry about. Also regarding not stopping the clock for defensive substitutions, do you actually know the rules? If the offense subs, defense gets chance to sub, if offense doesn't sub defense doesn't get extra time. Miami wasn't subbing. That is why the Canes were always going to win, app state does not have the depth to stand up to a hurry up offense with players the size and speed of Miami. It's called good coaching

I said I hadn't rewatched the game so most of what I say about refs needs to be taken with a grain of salt. In regards to Cox running for 175, had that TD counted, he would've been at around 100 early in the second quarter. I assume the same holes that opened late in the second and early third that allowed Moore to get close to 100 would've been there for Cox.

Either way, Miami played an outstanding game, mistake free football and I'm sure a lot of that has to do with your coaching staff.

The thing with the Cox fumble was that once reviewed, the replay official needs a clear view of who recovered, but it was a missed call on the field that you could even see in the stands.

It was clear as day who recovered. We immediately jumped on it.

 

[ericsaid]

1. Just because it wasn't called doesn't mean it wasn't there. They were pretty obvious.

2. I know you were at the stadium, so it might have been hard to see. Watch the replay and you'll see the hold that sprung him. There was also a massive clipping penalty that wasn't called that helped keep the lane open.

3. This was actually discussed on the broadcast. Miami wasn't subbing. You don't just get free time because you want it. App state was also having problems recognizing that subs were occuring.

Exactly, the refs only have to allow the defense time to substitute if the offense does also. I was actually kind of surprised, they kept trying to sub while Miami was going hurry up.

The defense clearly wasn't ready for Miami to run that type of offense. I don't know what they prepared for during the week but what Miami did today was clearly not it. With a team as outmatched as App was from a talent perspective, they can't make mistakes mentally or that will create penalties and App did both whereas Miami did neither.

 

[Firesite]

Much respect! Great game the better team came out on top.

 

[loreste]

Good on you to own up but you are delusional if you think Cox would have run for 175. You are assuming that the Canes would have made zero defensive adjustments. Also the hallmark of this defense so far is that they hit hard. Might as well project that cox would have been knocked out at some point later in the game. Most likely he runs for 95-100 yards until app state realizes there is no point in leaving him in the game to take a beating when you have the sun belt conference to worry about. Also regarding not stopping the clock for defensive substitutions, do you actually know the rules? If the offense subs, defense gets chance to sub, if offense doesn't sub defense doesn't get extra time. Miami wasn't subbing. That is why the Canes were always going to win, app state does not have the depth to stand up to a hurry up offense with players the size and speed of Miami. It's called good coaching

I said I hadn't rewatched the game so most of what I say about refs needs to be taken with a grain of salt. In regards to Cox running for 175, had that TD counted, he would've been at around 100 early in the second quarter. I assume the same holes that opened late in the second and early third that allowed Moore to get close to 100 would've been there for Cox.

Either way, Miami played an outstanding game, mistake free football and I'm sure a lot of that has to do with your coaching staff.

The thing with the Cox fumble was that once reviewed, the replay official needs a clear view of who recovered, but it was a missed call on the field that you could even see in the stands.

Thanks for coming back, I hope you guys win the rest of your games

 

[Handsome Squidbum]

"Had that td counted..."? He got free because the wr had a handful of jersey. Otherwise it's a 15 yard run. Yes, if the game was played without any referees App State could have held on every play and Cox could have had a monster game. But this isn't Vietnam, there are rules. One is that offensive players can't grab a defensive players jersey to prevent him from making a tackle. Also the triple option offense style app state runs is a ball control offense, not a quick scoring offense like Oregons speed option. It's kryptonite is a big play offense on the other side. App State never had a chance against a Richt coached Miami team. Would have been less embarrassing if you all hadn't trash talked before the game and understood that you were going to lose this game, the only question was by how much. For example, I watch University of Hawaii football since wife is alum. When the Rainbow Warriors played USC in Australia, the Bows fans knew they were far far outclassed talent wise but were hopeful the team could play mistake free perfect football and maybe have a chance at at upset if the stars aligned. Trojan message boards weren't filled with delusional Hawaii fans. You forgot who you are, and who we are. This is like some Bama fan claiming their nat champion team could take on a 1-15 NFL team. No. They could not. Talent level of even the worst NFL team is in another stratosphere and Bama would get annihilated. Keep that in mind next time.

 

[ericsaid]

Good on you to own up but you are delusional if you think Cox would have run for 175. You are assuming that the Canes would have made zero defensive adjustments. Also the hallmark of this defense so far is that they hit hard. Might as well project that cox would have been knocked out at some point later in the game. Most likely he runs for 95-100 yards until app state realizes there is no point in leaving him in the game to take a beating when you have the sun belt conference to worry about. Also regarding not stopping the clock for defensive substitutions, do you actually know the rules? If the offense subs, defense gets chance to sub, if offense doesn't sub defense doesn't get extra time. Miami wasn't subbing. That is why the Canes were always going to win, app state does not have the depth to stand up to a hurry up offense with players the size and speed of Miami. It's called good coaching

I said I hadn't rewatched the game so most of what I say about refs needs to be taken with a grain of salt. In regards to Cox running for 175, had that TD counted, he would've been at around 100 early in the second quarter. I assume the same holes that opened late in the second and early third that allowed Moore to get close to 100 would've been there for Cox.

Either way, Miami played an outstanding game, mistake free football and I'm sure a lot of that has to do with your coaching staff.

The thing with the Cox fumble was that once reviewed, the replay official needs a clear view of who recovered, but it was a missed call on the field that you could even see in the stands.

It was clear as day who recovered. We immediately jumped on it.

Watching the video replay, I only saw a pile of bodies and no clear recovery and the officials obviously saw the same or else they would've overturned it. Either way, it didn't affect the outcome of the game other than Cox got injured which sucks considering this was the last real game that scouts would've had to properly evaluate him for the NFL. When he's running for 180 per game in the Belt it won't mean much. (Assuming he isn't hurt that bad)

 

[Gatorhater]

OP came back after wupping. Good show old man. We coming back and nobody will like us soon so enjoy it. It is not in our DNA to be liked. People up your way are nice. So are people in Oklahoma, Nebraska, Indiana and a bunch of other places. But they all hated us and will again. College football will be exciting again. We will crush peoples heads and win NCs, but every once in a while we will get fat headed and some undeserving slob team will steal one from us. That is the exciting part. We are not machine-like al a Bama. We will lose some, just not to the frigging noles, and that will give several teams chances to shine. It will be 1000 times better than Bama dominance, which is mind numbing boredom.

 

[CanesRebirth]

Props for coming back, ericsaid

 

[Cane Dynasty]

Fvck you ****got. Enjoy your L, ***** boy.

Classy

irony is thick... this motherfvcker was one of the trashiest trolls ever to grace these pages (and that's quite a feat)


fvck off you ******* cvnt....I told you to get your Depends redy cause you wont be schitting right for a week!

now fvck off back to your cabin

ETA: You guys were supposed to be this team with great corching.....Your corches looked like some pop warner schit today.

 

[dedostheibis]

Sonned these fools. We aint michigan or tennesse. Respect this d

 

[Dwinstitles]

classy to return and take your hubris like a Man .

Yea but nikkaz get upset when there own fans say there wrong and admit it. Got them fanatics on here bunch of weirdos

 

[ericsaid]

Sonned these fools. We aint michigan or tennesse. Respect this d

As classy as a large number of posters on this thread have been, you and one other have absolutely not been. Classy in wins, classy in defeat, at least Richt is teaching your team that, I'd hope you fall in line.

That said, signing off for that night. Great game by the Canes, hope you win em all from here on out. Beat up on the Jackets to quiet down that hype their starting to build, Miami's revenge tour for the last 15 years starts next Saturday.

 

[ericsaid]

Fvck you ****got. Enjoy your L, ***** boy.

Classy

irony is thick... this motherfvcker was one of the trashiest trolls ever to grace these pages (and that's quite a feat)


fvck off you ******* cvnt....I told you to get your Depends redy cause you wont be schitting right for a week!

now fvck off back to your cabin

ETA: You guys were supposed to be this team with great corching.....Your corches looked like some pop warner schit today.

They did, I was disappointed and the fans almost got to the point of booing the play calls with constantly running the right stretch play on first down and getting away from the misdirection plays that had moderate success.

Regardless, Miami brought the heat today and the linebackers played like an experienced bunch.

 

[paksat]

you're so **** delusional about the kind of team you were facing

bought right into the media and espn hype

I told my dad to bet the farm on that idiotic spread and he didn't

 

[cane since birth]

App St fans were ****ing pumped. Even watching on TV you could feel the crowd. Pretty awesome.

Miami was the better team but App St made a lot of strange mistakes. I don't see why they shouldn't have a good season. Best of luck.

I have three qualms with this game and haven't had a chance to rewatch:

1. App hasn't been called for a chop block in almost two seasons and two were called this game, both after big runs.
2. The holding call on the Marcus Cox TD run
3. The refs in general not stopping play for defensive substitutions

Other than that, the blown coverages by App are inexcusable and I saw more than one player quit running while the RB was still in the box on the first play that went for a TD. Dudes didn't come ready, took one to the jaw and never recovered.

That said, Miami would've won regardless of those facts and that was clear from the outset. I was interested in seeing how Kaaya would play and if Miami can get some similar defensive coverages to what App showed, you all should be in for a big year with the dig routes, he throws an amazing deep ball.

The crowd was also as boisterous as I've seen in Boone. When the game got to 24-10 the place just came unhinged....and in true Richt fashion, he tells Kaaya to go deep again to shut the crowd up and completes the mission. Miami should have an extremely talented and experienced core of players in two years time that should put you all in play for the playoff. I would say this season could be it but Louisville looks dangerous.

That was a hold and it was a chop block, about the subs if im not mistaken if the offense doesnt sub they dont stop the ball for the defense to sub

 

[d--1]

Respect for coming back on the board. However, I wouldn't say beating App St decisively means Miami is back. This gave was never a real contest. Good for App St that they're in the Sun Belt now. They have a cool college town. Hopefully, you guys get a free more power 5 home games