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Know Your Enemy - 2025 Miami Hurricanes vs 2025 Louisville Cardinals

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The following is a side-by-side roster comparison of current rosters for Miami and Louisville heading into Friday's game.

Names in green denote incoming players in their first year in their respective programs:

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AVERAGE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE
  • 2025: 1.72 years (Miami), 2.43 years (Louisville)
  • 2024: 1.81 years (Miami), 2.31 years (Louisville)
AVERAGE 247 RATING
  • 2025: 0.9026 (Miami), .8616 (Louisville) *
  • 2024: 0.9010 (Miami), .8671 (Louisville)
*excludes transfers Carter Davis (PK) and Adam Booker (LS), neither who are listed on 247's transfer compilation

If special teams are excluded, Miami's composite is .9076. Louisville would be .8673


MIAMI POSITION ADVANTAGES (RATING)
  • Wide Receiver (Miami .9252, Louisville .8695)
  • Tight End (Miami .8846, Louisville .8684)
  • Running Back (Miami .9064, Louisville .8821)
  • Offensive Line (Miami .8922, Louisville .8581)
  • Quarterback (Miami .9062, Lousiville .8895)
  • Defensive Tackle (Miami .9213, Louiville .8667)
  • Defensive End (Miami .9301, Louisville .8719)
  • Linebacker (Miami .9002, Louisville .8751)
  • Safety (Miami .9032, Louisville .8653)
  • Cornerback (Miami .9083, Louisville .8542)

LOUISVILLE POSITION ADVANTAGES (RATING)
  • None

Special Teams are tied between Miami and Louisville

MIAMI POSITION GROUPS THAT HAVE IMPROVED IN 2025 (RATING)
  • Wide Receiver (.9252 vs .9237)
  • Offensive Line (.8922 vs .8884)
  • Quarterbacks (.9062 vs .8870)
  • Defensive Tackle (.9213 vs .9064)
  • Defensive End (.9301 vs .9260)
  • Safety (.9032 vs .8952)
  • Cornerback (.9083 vs 9008)

LOUISVILLE POSITION GROUPS THAT HAVE IMPROVED IN 2025 (RATING)
  • Running Back (.8821 vs .8803)
  • Quarterback (.8895 vs .8799)
  • Defensive End (.8719 vs .8628)
  • Linebacker (.8751 vs .8719)

NOTES
  • The 2025 Hurricanes have the highest blue chip total of any squad in the last twenty years. It presently jumps from 42 in 2024 to 52 this year. This is the first time that blue chip totals have exceeded 49 players in at least twenty seasons
  • Louisville's offensive line room is outsized; they presently have 19 players on the roster
  • Only in linebacker, safety, and special teams does Miami have a position group with more than 2.0 years of CFB experience; Louisville has nine groups with 2 or more years of average experience. Cornerback has three years on average of experience
  • Miami has 22 transfer portal players on the roster compared to 22 the previous season
  • Louisville has 45 transfer portal players on the roster compared to 41 the previous season. 32 arrived this offseason
  • Louisville has the experience edge in wide receiver, tight end, offensive line, defensive end, cornerback, special teams
  • Miami brings in 42 new players this season, Louisville 48

2025 SCHEDULE OPPOSITION COMPOSITE
  • .9012 - Notre Dame
  • .8446 - South Florida
  • .8972 - Florida
  • .8909 - Florida State
  • .8616 - Louisville
 
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GojiraCane said:
The following is a side-by-side roster comparison of current rosters for Miami and Louisville heading into Friday's game.

Names in green denote incoming players in their first year in their respective programs:

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AVERAGE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE
  • 2025: 1.72 years (Miami), 2.43 years (Louisville)
  • 2024: 1.81 years (Miami), 2.31 years (Louisville)
AVERAGE 247 RATING
  • 2025: 0.9026 (Miami), .8616 (Louisville) *
  • 2024: 0.9010 (Miami), .8671 (Louisville)
*excludes transfers Carter Davis (PK) and Adam Booker (LS), neither who are listed on 247's transfer compilation

If special teams are excluded, Miami's composite is .9076. Louisville would be .8673


MIAMI POSITION ADVANTAGES (RATING)
  • Wide Receiver (Miami .9252, Louisville .8695)
  • Tight End (Miami .8846, Louisville .8684)
  • Running Back (Miami .9064, Louisville .8821)
  • Offensive Line (Miami .8922, Louisville .8581)
  • Quarterback (Miami .9062, Lousiville .8895)
  • Defensive Tackle (Miami .9213, Louiville .8667)
  • Defensive End (Miami .9301, Louisville .8719)
  • Linebacker (Miami .9002, Louisville .8751)
  • Safety (Miami .9032, Louisville .8653)
  • Cornerback (Miami .9083, Louisville .8542)

LOUISVILLE POSITION ADVANTAGES (RATING)
  • None

Special Teams are tied between Miami and Louisville

MIAMI POSITION GROUPS THAT HAVE IMPROVED IN 2025 (RATING)
  • Wide Receiver (.9252 vs .9237)
  • Offensive Line (.8922 vs .8884)
  • Quarterbacks (.9062 vs .8870)
  • Defensive Tackle (.9213 vs .9064)
  • Defensive End (.9301 vs .9260)
  • Safety (.9032 vs .8952)
  • Cornerback (.9083 vs 9008)

LOUISVILLE POSITION GROUPS THAT HAVE IMPROVED IN 2025 (RATING)
  • Running Back (.8821 vs .8803)
  • Quarterback (.8895 vs .8799)
  • Defensive End (.8719 vs .8628)
  • Linebacker (.8751 vs .8719)

NOTES
  • The 2025 Hurricanes have the highest blue chip total of any squad in the last twenty years. It presently jumps from 42 in 2024 to 52 this year. This is the first time that blue chip totals have exceeded 49 players in at least twenty seasons
  • Louisville's offensive line room is outsized; they presently have 19 players on the roster
  • Only in linebacker, safety, and special teams does Miami have a position group with more than 2.0 years of CFB experience; Louisville has nine groups with 2 or more years of average experience. Cornerback has three years on average of experience
  • Miami has 22 transfer portal players on the roster compared to 22 the previous season
  • Louisville has 45 transfer portal players on the roster compared to 41 the previous season. 32 arrived this offseason
  • Louisville has the experience edge in wide receiver, tight end, offensive line, defensive end, cornerback, special teams
  • Miami brings in 42 new players this season, Louisville 48

2025 SCHEDULE OPPOSITION COMPOSITE
  • .9012 - Notre Dame
  • .8446 - South Florida
  • .8972 - Florida
  • .8909 - Florida State
  • .8616 - Louisville
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Our blue chip players have not been our problem.

It's the chicken**** practice of getting ahead, and then folding into a whimpering series of play calls like we're scared.

The team's fine.

It's the other guys that make no sense.
 
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