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1. Miami (FL) Hurricanes The Hurricanes finished with a disappointing 6-7 record last season, but they actually outgained conference opponents by a whopping 75.3 yards per game. With a talented QB returning in Brad Kaaya, solid talent across the board and a manageable ACC schedule, look for Miami to take a major leap forward under Al Golden in 2015.





Is this Phil Steele being Phil Steele or do we take that leap in '15?
 
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D_G87 said:
1. Miami (FL) Hurricanes The Hurricanes finished with a disappointing 6-7 record last season, but they actually outgained conference opponents by a whopping 75.3 yards per game. With a talented QB returning in Brad Kaaya, solid talent across the board and a manageable ACC schedule, look for Miami to take a major leap forward under Al Golden in 2015.





Is this Phil Steele being Phil Steele or do we take that leap in '15?
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manageable ACC schedule

GT?
FSU?
Clemson?
UNC
DukE
UVA
VT

we hope for a sweep there but manageable
 
FSU, VT, Clemson, Duke all in succession....but Phil says "manageable". what an idiot.
 
Gamineal said:
D_G87 said:
1. Miami (FL) Hurricanes The Hurricanes finished with a disappointing 6-7 record last season, but they actually outgained conference opponents by a whopping 75.3 yards per game. With a talented QB returning in Brad Kaaya, solid talent across the board and a manageable ACC schedule, look for Miami to take a major leap forward under Al Golden in 2015.





Is this Phil Steele being Phil Steele or do we take that leap in '15?
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manageable ACC schedule

GT?
FSU?
Clemson?
UNC
DukE
UVA
VT

we hope for a sweep there but manageable
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I'd say that's manageable. Clemson and FSU SHOULD be the only teams we have issues with. If we're going to beat FSU it has to be this year, 2016-2018 FSU will be dangerous again.

GT: Defense sucks
UNC: Average
UVA: Talent underrated but coaching will hold them back; sounds familiar.
VT: Defense should be stout but the offense is meh.
Duke: 1 hit wonder
 
NCAA rates Miami's schedule as 3rd most difficult SOS.

Not sure how Steele says that's "manageable". If that's true then every team in college football has a manageable schedule. LOL
 
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Since he's actually saying something positive about us you clowns dismiss it.

But you're quick to post every article that thinks we'll onywin 4-5 games. Azzholes.
 
D_G87 said:
1. Miami (FL) Hurricanes The Hurricanes finished with a disappointing 6-7 record last season, but they actually outgained conference opponents by a whopping 75.3 yards per game. With a talented QB returning in Brad Kaaya, solid talent across the board and a manageable ACC schedule, look for Miami to take a major leap forward under Al Golden in 2015.





Is this Phil Steele being Phil Steele or do we take that leap in '15?
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He's got a better track record than most, so hopefully he's right. We'll either have a good season, or have a new coach when the season is over. Which one remains to be seen, no matter how many tantrums some would like to throw.
 
OrlandoCane said:
NCAA rates Miami's schedule as 3rd most difficult SOS.

Not sure how Steele says that's "manageable". If that's true then every team in college football has a manageable schedule. LOL
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Yet the "experts" on here claim we have a cake-walk schedule.
 
valid said:
FSU, VT, Clemson, Duke all in succession....but Phil says "manageable". what an idiot.
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4-0. Mark it down. We have depth. I kid, I kid. 2-2 at least, maybe 3-1. Golden will lose at least one of these that we should win, probably fsu again.
 
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I like Phil but he's a data guy. While his computer might be telling him Miami should rebound big I doubt he has a formula that accounts for what a loser the head coach is. 6 wins will be a miracle.
 
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