players fighting with each other?

[umusfcanes]

I havent watch the tv edit of the game yet but was wondering if someone could fill me in. i hadnt seen them this aggressive with each other this year.

OJ and someone else were arguing after the td - or actually the out of bounce at the 5 play.

Also thomas was going hard after scott at one point walking to the bench.

oddest was in the 2nd half two of our linemen went at each other. pushed him two or three times after a play as they were going back to the huddle.

 

[JamesQuall]

Emotions running high and lots of mental errors being made will cause that.

Not really much more to it than that.

 

[Fluffhead]

I havent watch the tv edit of the game yet but was wondering if someone could fill me in. i hadnt seen them this aggressive with each other this year.

OJ and someone else were arguing after the td - or actually the out of bounce at the 5 play.

Also thomas was going hard after scott at one point walking to the bench.

oddest was in the 2nd half two of our linemen went at each other. pushed him two or three times after a play as they were going back to the huddle.

Saw the OL. I think it was Bell and Cooper.

 

[MiamiVice7]

Agreed. Lots of passion and high energy mixed with high stakes. They laid it all on the line.

 

[Coach Macho]

OJ was upset because someone (Thomas) was supposed to give him help underneath. That's how he gave up the easy completion.

 

[RozayCane]

I remember Morton and Thomas looking like they was about to throw hands

A lot of emotions from dudes that wanted it bad.. normal football ****

 

[nasty26]

Fighting, no. These dudes were out to win a natty and actually gave a ****. Players holding each other accountable, Miami football as it should be.

 

[Negro-Wan Kanobi]

Fighting, no. These dudes were out to win a natty and actually gave a ****. Players holding each other accountable, Miami football as it should be.

Exactly what I took from it.

That's why I'm not worried.

CULTURE SET.

Cliche, I know. But, the standard has been set. We hold each other accountable at all times.

Now let's do that with penalties.

 

[hollyhood27]

I havent watch the tv edit of the game yet but was wondering if someone could fill me in. i hadnt seen them this aggressive with each other this year.

OJ and someone else were arguing after the td - or actually the out of bounce at the 5 play.

Also thomas was going hard after scott at one point walking to the bench.

oddest was in the 2nd half two of our linemen went at each other. pushed him two or three times after a play as they were going back to the huddle.

That's just ball

 

[Mnhurricane]

OJ had a right to be mad. Thomas had great plays this year but he also hung guys out to dry pretty often

 

[Silentobserver]

I havent watch the tv edit of the game yet but was wondering if someone could fill me in. i hadnt seen them this aggressive with each other this year.

OJ and someone else were arguing after the td - or actually the out of bounce at the 5 play.

Also thomas was going hard after scott at one point walking to the bench.

oddest was in the 2nd half two of our linemen went at each other. pushed him two or three times after a play as they were going back to the huddle.

As Mario says, this team is not afraid of the tough conversation.

The culture is set and the standards are where they should be.

Stopping thinking this is Golden's or Mandy's hurricanes.

 

[CaneTheGaytors]

That’s why I’m so hopeful for our future. Players holding their teammates accountable is what leads to greatness. Great sign of a strong culture.

Ed Reed said, “Juaquin said dominate, and we ain’t dominating. I’m hurt, dawg. I’m putting my heart in this shi. Let’s Go!!!

 

[HarrietTubmanCane]

It’s the biggest unmentioned factor in the outcome of this game. The most impactful stat of the game was IU’s average age being 23 years old.

Maturity was the deciding factor. It’s much easier to focus, lock in, except culture, play as a unit, and as robotic as IU looks when the team is NFL aged.

Their roster composition was strategically formed in this way on purpose. Look at the reasons we loss this game. We were better football players in every way except: Maturity level.

That was their intangible edge over us.

 

[Hurricane23]

My friends and I yell at each other sometimes playing pick up basketball, so yeah just a whole bunch of get your head out your *** being said.

 

[GrozDozer]

Bell was telling cooper to stop the stupid **** after the whistle because cooper was getting into it with their DL. Bell was trying to avoid penalty

 

[Unsider]

When you take pride in your craft, you want to hold others accountable as well…

 

[caneingville]

It’s the biggest unmentioned factor in the outcome of this game. The most impactful stat of the game was IU’s average age being 23 years old.

Maturity was the deciding factor. It’s much easier to focus, lock in, except culture, play as a unit, and as robotic as IU looks when the team is NFL aged.

Their roster composition was strategically formed in this way on purpose. Look at the reasons we loss this game. We were better football players in every way except: Maturity level.

That was their intangible edge over us.

Wasn’t our average age pretty close to theirs?

Or am I misremembering?

 

[JHallCanes]

That whole play where the kid stepped out but almost scored was bad all around

We were playing out of character and it just looked like it ****ed everyone off. I loved it honestly. They know they were better than the effort on that play

 

[canesfanmpls]

Wasn’t our average age pretty close to theirs?

Or am I misremembering?

Really close. It was like 0.4 difference in avg age or something (if I remember). Although - that stat can be deceiving because you could be heavier on umderclassman starters etc.

 

[West_Texas_Cane]

I loved it. Competing and showing accountability. What we been missing for 20+ years