Miami fans…lemme ask yall this (no trolling)

[PIPO]

2 yards out from the end zone for the game winning TD on 4th and goal…..which Miami RB in history would you give the ball to and trust getting in the end zone?

You got all kinds of responses. Did it help with whatever argument you were having with someone? Lol.

 

[SayWhat]

Clearly a trick question.

The obvious and correct answer would be Brad Kaaya with the QB scramble for 6.

 

[Tru C]

Clearly a trick question.

The obvious and correct answer would be Brad Kaaya with the QB scramble for 6.

I think Garcia just showed us this year he was the best at that.

 

[MiamiVice7]

McHeisman. He’s getting in.

 

[TruCane81]

Edge
McGahee
Gore
Duke

Duke is my favorite UM back but he could get stymied in short yardage.

 

[ben]

Five wide, QB draw to Malik rosier

 

[561caneforever]

Cleveland Gary

 

[TruCane81]

Edge

He was just built different

He ALWAYS fell forward.

You have a hard time finding a play of him getting pushed backwards.

Some great backs on this list, but I’m riding with Edge in this scenario.

 

[JD08]

Cleveland Gary

Because you know **** well he wouldn't fumble.

 

[redcane]

Edge.

 

[HTXCane]

You guys are going to just forget McGahee and his 28 TDS. To train, the man would pull trucks. His leg drive was elite.

 

[ADELPHI]

McGahee

 

[Empirical Cane]

Ray Lewis.

The answer to almost any Miami question.

 

[dk72]

While Edge is my all time favorite, specifically for a 4th and goal on the 2 my first two choices immediately went to Melvin Bratton or Damian Berry.

 

[ddann]

Too many options, but…

McGuire (the ‘89 version pre injuries). He had no problem getting in even from a one-back look.

McGahee (28 TDs in one season). He became known for getting in at the goal line in short yardage with the Ravens.

Bratton (the late season ‘84 version). He could just dive right over the line and get in. It was automatic.

 

[Ispyin]

Zo

 

[dk72]

I'd say Alonzo and if memory serves me correct we passed a chance on a similar situation at a certain bowl game vs a team from Penn....what could have been.

Yes, JJ's worst coaching moment. Highsmith was having a good game, Vinny was struggling, but JJ insisted on trying to throw for the game winning TD inside the 5.

 

[BeastMode69]

Choc Gray obviously… too easy

 

[section9]

Edge.
Chuck Foreman from the 1972 team.

 

[skillydoo]

Choc.