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Miami v UF Grades and Snap Counts - 9/20/2025

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I'll try to share the Game grades for our games and Snap counts this season. Lot of info:

Team Grades - Overall grade: 77.1, Offensive Grade: 68.7, Defense Grade: 81.1, Special Teams Grade: N/A

Offense Grade - 68.7, Run Grade: 74.4, Pass Grade: 55.9, Receiving Grade: 58.4, Run Block Grade: 67.6, Pass Block Grade: 88.8

QB - 55.9 Pass Grade
Carson Beck: 57.6 Overall, 55.9 Pass (64.7 when clean, 34.6 Under Pressure), 60.0 Run, 69.9 Fumble... 0 BTT (0%), 1 TWP (3.0%), 4.3 ADOT, 2 Drops (10.5%), 2 Batted Balls, 6 Pressures 1 sack (16.7% P2S), 2.42s TTT... 31 dropbacks, 17/30, 56.7% Comp%, 160 yds, 0 tds, 1 int, 5.3 y/a.

Pass Game:
22 Non Play Action : 9 Play Action = 29% PA rate, 9 Screens = 29% Screen Rate
Attempt Distance = 1 20+, 5 10-19, 10 0-9, 10 Behind LOS

RB - 74.4 Run Grade
Mark Fletcher: 53 snaps, 70.7 Overall, 73.8 Run, 77.8 Fumble, 33.1 Receiving, 82.6 Pass Block... 2 ForcedMissTackle, 4.8 Y/A, 3.04 Yds After Contact/A, 4 10+Yd Carries, 31.0% Breakaway%, 7 First Downs, 25.3 ElusiveRating... 24 att, 116 yds, 1 tds, 0 fum, 1 drop

Charmarr Brown: 40 snaps, 78.2 Overall, 69.3 Run, 76.2 Fumble, 82.5 Receiving, 77.6 Pass Block... 3 ForcedMissTackle, 4.4 Y/A, 3.0 Yds After Contact/A, 2 10+Yd Carries, 0% Breakaway%, 6 First Downs, 54.5 ElusiveRating... 18 att, 80 yds, 2 tds, 0 fum, 53 Rec Yds

Run Game Direction:

Inside Tackle: 25 att, 126 yds, 5.04 y/a, 2 tds, 8 1sts.... Agap = 14 att, 70 yds, 5.0 y/a, 0 tds, 3 1sts, 1 misstackleforced, Bgap = 11 att, 56yds, 5.09 y/a, 2 tds, 5 1sts, 3 misstackleforced

Outside Tackle: 18 att, 71 yds, 3.94 y/a, 1 tds, 4 1sts... Cgap = 6 att, 13 yds, 2.16 y/a, 0 tds, 1 1sts, 0 misstackleforced, Dgap = 12 att, 58 yds, 4.83 y/a, 1tds, 3 1sts, 1 misstackleforced

WR & TE - 58.4 Receiving Grade
CJ Daniels: 59 Snaps, 52.1 Overall, 53.8 Receiving, 45.4 Drop, 65.0 Fumble.... 20.7 Slot%, 79.3 Wide%, 5.3 YAC/Reception, 0.59 Yds/RouteRun, 6.4 ADOT, N/A ContestCatch%, 1 1st Downs, 22.6 QBRate... 4/7, 57.1% rec%, 16 yds, 0 tds, 1 Drop

Malachi Toney: 63 Snaps, 65.5 Overall, 63.5 Receiving, 74.9 Drop, 65.0 Fumble... 83.9 Slot%, 16.1 Wide%, 5.8 YAC/Reception, 1.38 Yds/RouteRun, 4.3 ADOT, 100% ContestCatch%, 3 1st Downs, 108.3 QBRate, 1 ForceMissTackle... 4/4 100% rec%, 40 yds, 0 tds

Keelan Marrion: 49 Snaps, 52.0 Overall, 51.7 Receiving, 66.7 Drop, 61.0 Fumble... 7.4 Slot%, 92.6 Wide%, 1 YAC/Reception, 0.32 Yds/RouteRun, 11.5 ADOT, 0% ContestCatch%, 0 1st Downs, 60.4 QBRate... 1/2, 50% rec%, 8 yds, 0 tds

Alex Bauman: 60 Snaps, 47.2 Overall, 48.4 Receiving, N/A Drop, N/A Fumble... 25 Slot%, 5 Wide%, 65 Inline%, 0 Yds/RouteRun, 10.5 ADOT, N/A ContestCatch%, 0 1st Down, 39.6 QBRate... 0/2, 0% rec%, 0yds, 0 tds

Elija Lofton: 35 Snaps, 80.2 Overall, 79.6 Receiving, 74.9 Drop, 65.0 Fumble... 25 Slot%, 6.3 Wide%, 68.8 Inline%, 8.3 YAC/Reception, 3.07 Yds/RouteRun, 1.6 ADOT, 100% ContestCatch%, 3 1st Downs, 102.5 QBRate... 4/5, 80% rec%, 43 yds, 0 tds

Joshua Moore: 8 Snaps, 57.7 Overall, 58.2 Receiving, N/A Drop, N/A Fumble...

Tony Johnson: 9 Snaps, 57.1 Overall, 57.2 Receiving, N/A Drop, N/A Fumble... 3.3 Slot%, 66.7 Wide%, N/A YAC/Reception, 0 Yds/RouteRun, 10.0 ADOT, N/A ContestCatch%, 0 1st Downs, 39.6 QBRate... 0/1, 0% rec%, 0 yds, 0 tds

OL and TE - 88.8 Pass Block Grade, 74.4 Run Block Grade:
Francis Mauigoa: 78 snaps, 76.6 Overall, 72.3 Run Block, 78.2 Pass Block, 95.2 PB Efficiency, 2 Pressures, 1 Hurry, 1 Sack

Markel Bell: 78 snaps, 65.1 Overall, 56.3 Run Block, 88.2 Pass Block, 100 PB Efficiency, 0 Pressures

Anez Cooper: 78 snaps, 66.8 Overall, 67.2 Run Block, 86.1 Pass Block, 100 PB Efficiency, 0 Pressures, 1 Penalty

James Brockermeyer: 78 snaps, 50.5 Overall, 59.5 Run Block, 62.0 Pass Block, 96.8 PB Efficiency, 2 Pressures, 2 Hurries, 3 Penalty

Samson Okunlola: 22 snaps, 55.8 Overall, 56.2 Run Block, 44.6 Pass Block, 95.0 PB Efficiency, 1 Pressures, 1 Hit, (0LT, 22LG)

Matthew McCoy: 58 snaps, 70.7 overall, 68.5 Run Block, 84.6 Pass Block, 100 PB Efficiency, 0 Pressures (56LG, 2TE)

Ryan Rodriguez: 5 Snaps, 87.9 Overall, 80.8 Run Block, N/A Pass Block, N/A PB Efficiency, 0 Pressures (0C, 5TE)

SJ Alofaituli: 5 Snaps, 66.3 Overall, 70.2 Run Block, N/A Pass Block, N/A PB Efficiency, 0 Pressures (0G, 3TE, 2RB)

Elija Lofton: 35 Snaps, 80.2 Overall, 65.4 Run Block, N/A Pass Block,

Alex Bauman: 60 Snaps, 47.2 Overall, 51.7 Run Block, 68.1 Pass Block,

Luka Gilbert: 2 Snaps, 59.7 Overall, 59.3 Run Block, N/A Pass Block,

Defense Grade - 81.1 Overall Grade, 71.4 Run D Grade, 68.0 Pass Cover Grade, 91.0 Pass Rush Grade, 46.7 Tackling Grade

DL -
Rueben Bain: 52 Snaps, 93.8 Overall, 77.2 Run, 79.6 Tackle, 92.4 Rush, 0:1:6:45 A:B:Tackl:EDGE GapSnaps, 0 MissTackle, 3 Stops.... 10 Pressures, 1 Sack, 0 Hit, 9 Hurries, 44.8% RushWin%,

Akheem Mesidor: 52 Snaps, 83.3 Overall, 64.4 Run, 39.8 Tackle, 83.1 Rush, 0:0:12:40 A:B:Tackl:EDGE Gap, 2 MissTackle, 3 Stops, 9 pressures, 1 Sack, 1 Hit, 7 Hurries, 24.1% RushWin%,

David Blay: 29 Snaps, 67.9 Overall, 68.8 Run, 72.2 Tackle, 57.8 Rush, 26:3:0:0 A:B:Tackl:EDGE Gap... 0 MissTackle, 1 Stops, 0 Pressures, 0% RushWin%

Ahmad Moten: 37 Snaps, 65.2 Overall, 61.0 Run, 21.8 Tackle, 68.4 Rush, 6:31:0:0 A:B:Tackl:EDGE Gap... 1 MissTackle, 0 Stops, 2 Pressures, 2 Hurries, 14.3% RushWin%,

Justin Scott: 6 Snaps, 60.0 Overall, 60.2 Run, N/A Tackle, 58.5 Rush, 0:6:0:0 A:B:Tackl:EDGE Gap... 0 MissTackle, 0 Stops, 0 Pressures, 0% RushWin%

Armondo Blount: 18 Snaps, 59.0 Overall, 60.0 Run, N/A Tackle, 58.3 Rush, 1:14:3:0 A:B:Tackl:EDGE Gap... 0 MissTackle, 0 Stops, 1 Pressures, 1 Hit, 5.9% RushWin%

Marquise Lightfoot: 14 Snaps, 87.9 Overall, N/A Run, 75.7 Tackle, 80.4 Rush, 0:0:0:13 A:B:Tackl:EDGE Gap... 0 MissTackle, 2 Stops, 4 Pressures, 1 Sack, 3 Hurries, 27.3% RushWin%

LB -
Mohamed Toure: 40 Snaps, 76.7 Overall, 74.2 Run, 67.5 Tackle, 77.6 Rush, 64.0 Coverage... 0 MissRunTackle, 3 RunStop, 1 Pressure, 1 Sack, 50% RushWin%, 1 MissPassTackle, 1 PassStop, 3 Targets, 100% Rec%, 4.3 Y/Rec, 84.7 PassRating, 5.0 Snaps/Target, 5.0 Snaps/Reception,

Wesley Bissainthe: 44 Snaps, 44.2 Overall, 44.2 Run, 47.1 Tackle, 72.1 Rush, 46.3 Coverage... 1 MissRunTackle, 1 RunStop, 1 MissPassTackle, 4 PassStop, 6 Target, 66.7% Rec%, 3.5 Y/Rec, 70.1 PassRating, 4.5 Snaps/Target, 6.8 Snaps/Reception,

Popo Aguirre: 8 Snaps, 68.9 Overall, 67.5 Run, 73.2 Tackle, N/A Rush, 60.4 Coverage... 0 MissRunTackle, 1 RunStop, 0 MissPassTackle, 0 PassStop, 0 Targets

Chase Smith: 1 Snaps, 60 Overall, 60 Run, N/A Tackle, N/A Rush, N/A Coverage... 0 MissRunTackle, 0 RunStop

DB -
Keionte Scott: 51 Snaps, 65.2 Overall, 64.1 Coverage, 66.3 Run, 29.5 Tackle... 1 MissRunTackle, 1 RunStop, 2 MissPassTackle, 1 PassStop, 2 Targets, 50% Rec%, 10.0 Y/Rec, 50% ForcedIncomplete%, 0 PBU, 64.6 PassRating, 15.0 Snaps/Target, 30.0 Snaps/Reception

Zechariah Poyser: 51 Snaps, 69.8 Overall, 67.1 Coverage, 63.9 Run, 78.9 Tackle... 0 MissRunTackle, 0 RunStop, 0 MissPassTackle, 0 PassStop, 1 Targets, 100% Rec%, 8.0 Y/Rec, 0% ForcedIncomplete%, 0 PBU, 100 PassRating, 28.0 Snaps/Target, 28.0 Snaps/Reception

Jakobe Thomas: 43 Snaps, 54.8 Overall, 54.7 Coverage, 52.9 Run, 31.4 Tackle... 2 MissRunTackle, 1 RunStop, 0 MissPassTackle, 1 PassStop, 3 Targets, 0% Rec%, 0% ForcedIncomplete%, 0 PBU, 39.6 PassRating, 5.3 Snaps/Target, N/A Snaps/Reception

Xavier Lucas: 36 Snaps, 59.6 Overall, 60.5 Coverage, 56.4 Run, 38.3 Tackle... 1 MissPassTackle, 1 PassStop, 0 Targets, N/A% Rec%, N/A Y/Rec, 0% ForcedIncomplete%, 0 PBU, 0 PassRating, N/A Snaps/Target, N/A Snaps/Reception,

OJ Frederique: 29 Snaps, 60.6 Overall, 59.2 Coverage, 63.0 Run, N/A Tackle... 1 Targets, 0% Rec%, 0 Y/Rec, 0% ForcedIncomplete%, 0 PBU, 39.6 PassRating, 14.0 Snaps/Target, N/A Snaps/Reception

Ethan O'Connor: 28 Snaps, 65.9 Overall, 65.6 Coverage, 61.4 Run, N/A Tackle... 1 Targets, 100% Rec%, 12.0 Y/Rec, 0% ForcedIncomplete%, 0 PBU, 116.7 PassRating, 20.0 Snaps/Target, 20.0 Snaps/Reception

Damari Brown: 23 Snaps, 64.2 Overall, 64.9 Coverage, 62.1 Run, N/A Tackle... 0 Targets, N/A% Rec%, 0% ForcedIncomplete%, 0 PBU, 0 PassRating, N/A Snaps/Target, N/A Snaps/Reception

Bryce Fitzgerald: 10 Snaps, 62.4 Overall, 62.4 Coverage, 60.0 Run, N/A Tackle... 0 MissRunTackle, 0 RunStop, 0 MissPassTackle, 0 PassStop, 0 Targets, N/A% Rec%, 0 PassRating, N/A Snaps/Target
 
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TrumpyCane said:
Trumpycane thinks Scott with 6 snaps is alarming
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Yeah, But Bain and Mesidor straight up aren't leaving the field. So like in this game thats acconting for 104/208 total DL snaps basically. Blay is the clear starting NT so should be getting like 60-70% of snaps (most-all run downs), so thats around 30-35 snaps expected. Moten seems like he's going to at least be matching Blay as he's clearly the starting DT, except he wont be coming out for every pass down basically, so he should be more 35-40 snaps. And I'd say you want all 3 of Lightfoot, Blount, and Scott to be in around like 20 snaps. Well that all would add up to 135 snaps to fit into 104 from this game....

We'll see. I think with Bain and Mesidor playing almost every snap, it really creates a lot of competition for Lightfoot/Blount/Scott, and whoever is doing the best/earning it the most that week is getting the PT. Or just matchup based of course
 
Calinative said:
Yeah, But Bain and Mesidor straight up aren't leaving the field. So like in this game thats acconting for 104/208 total DL snaps basically. Blay is the clear starting NT so should be getting like 60-70% of snaps (most-all run downs), so thats around 30-35 snaps expected. Moten seems like he's going to at least be matching Blay as he's clearly the starting DT, except he wont be coming out for every pass down basically, so he should be more 35-40 snaps. And I'd say you want all 3 of Lightfoot, Blount, and Scott to be in around like 20 snaps. Well that all would add up to 135 snaps to fit into 104 from this game....

We'll see. I think with Bain and Mesidor playing almost every snap, it really creates a lot of competition for Lightfoot/Blount/Scott, and whoever is doing the best/earning it the most that week is getting the PT. Or just matchup based of course
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It’s more about game situation. Uf was behind and in a lot of pass situations. The defense normally brings in Blount and Lightfoot in obvious pass rush situations. For example fsu runs the ball 50 times a game. That may lead to more reps for Scott
 
252cane said:
It’s more about game situation. Uf was behind and in a lot of pass situations. The defense normally brings in Blount and Lightfoot in obvious pass rush situations. For example fsu runs the ball 50 times a game. That may lead to more reps for Scott
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Well I agree, but also you can just argue that It's straight up a Competition between Lightfoot/Blount/Scott for similar snaps. If Lightfoot was 3rd in that trios pecking order, I guarantee you we'd be playing Blount and Scott with Mesidor and Bain both staying outside.. Sure we would be dropping Mesidor into coverage less than we've been dropping Lightfoot so it'd be a little different, but it wouldn't be a big deal. And if Blount was at the bottom, it'd definitely be Scott in With Mesidor inside and Bain and Lightfoot on the Edge...

Scott went 20 - 15 - 29 - 6 snaps. He had 4 pass rush snaps which was his fewest of the season.
I think at this point its pretty obvious that Scott is the CLEAR #3 Pure DT. But has been below Blount all season as well. Blount had more snaps against ND. Had slightly fewer snaps against USF coming back from injury after missing the Bethune game, and then this week outsnapped him 3:1. Neither one of them has been a difference maker thus far, but Blount has imo demonstrated a far higher motor at running to the ball. But Scott also had the biggest play by far of the two on that forced Fumble.

It's still super early obviously. I think by mid season he'll really start stepping up.
 
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They really thinned down the rotation in this game. Expect to see the same thing next game against fsu.
 
AtlAtty said:
I don’t understand what the coaches see thus far in Bauman. He missed on some blocks and was TERRIBLE as a receiver.
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I think he's playing so much because they don't trust Lofton to block on runs. Lofton had a couple of stinker blocking reps against UF too. Was nice to see him get involved in the passing game though. Bauman average at best blocker, but still has been better than Lofton.

Hopefully the bye week helps Lofton get more snaps, and helps Gilbert get snaps against FSU, at Bauman's expense.

I still think we could do damage on offense out of split back 20 sets with no TE on the field, but I doubt we ever play without a TE, lol.
 
Calinative said:
Well I agree, but also you can just argue that It's straight up a Competition between Lightfoot/Blount/Scott for similar snaps. If Lightfoot was 3rd in that trios pecking order, I guarantee you we'd be playing Blount and Scott with Mesidor and Bain both staying outside.. Sure we would be dropping Mesidor into coverage less than we've been dropping Lightfoot so it'd be a little different, but it wouldn't be a big deal. And if Blount was at the bottom, it'd definitely be Scott in With Mesidor inside and Bain and Lightfoot on the Edge...

Scott went 20 - 15 - 29 - 6 snaps. He had 4 pass rush snaps which was his fewest of the season.
I think at this point its pretty obvious that Scott is the CLEAR #3 Pure DT. But has been below Blount all season as well. Blount had more snaps against ND. Had slightly fewer snaps against USF coming back from injury after missing the Bethune game, and then this week outsnapped him 3:1. Neither one of them has been a difference maker thus far, but Blount has imo demonstrated a far higher motor at running to the ball. But Scott also had the biggest play by far of the two on that forced Fumble.

It's still super early obviously. I think by mid season he'll really start stepping up.
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Blount is basically playing DT tbh. Low key the staff wants him there but he isn’t big enough
 
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Schott and Gilbert’s must be inconsistent in their run blocking in practice. It’s not like Miami bringing either into the game is a giveaway they’re going to run the ball.
 
Was Josh Moore hurt against USF? Caught two touchdowns and a few other passes in the game. What do you have to do earn playing time? Is his run blocking deficient?
 
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