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One example of CMRs ability to adjust his play calling to the natural strengths of the team.

JHallCanes said:
Rosiers running and Braxton Berrios had a lot to do with it

Once teams realized Rosier was MUCH more dangerous with his legs we weren’t really left with much
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There was some sweep, wildcat, short timing routes etc. uva gave us plenty, Richt didn’t take it.
 
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NicKane said:
I’m sure you all remember 2016 with Richt through the first 8 games trying to fit a square peg into a round hole with Kaaya. We were 4-4 with 4 losses in a row and everyone of us was screaming on here to stop running a spread option offense with Kaaya because he’s not an option QB due to his lack of athleticism. Then finallly CMR made the adjustment to start scheming/calling plays to Kaaya strengths instead of forcing Kaaya into his system and what happened, we won 5 straight and had one of the hottest/dynamic offenses in the country at that point. Now I know this is just a small sample size but it does show that when finally under extreme pressure CMR has the ability to change. Hopefully he has another look in the mirror moment like after the ND game in 2016 and makes that change in his scheme. To waste this defense is just so unforgivable! Smh
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So what’s the issue stopping him now?!!!!
 
He's been coaching for 150 years. He's been at Miami for 2 1/2. We cannot run the ball with any consistency. This game was no different than the Pitt game and we have a better defense. We have a bye week, if he comes back with the same none sense i will be mightily ****ed. And in the offseason, we need a new OC. I know yall think its play calling, i think the offense is designed badly.
 
From the WVU game, that swing pass to Njoku where he breaks a tackle and goes for a TD.....where has that play been?
 
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