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That’s exactly what I’m concerned about.He's lit it up when he's had to…They have a run based scheme, and a coach that always seems to sit on the ball in the 2h when they have a lead. He destroyed UCF last year in the AAC championship.
When he does throw…It looks like it's supposed to and looks like a clear p5 QB and NFL draft pick (albeit maybe not high round), jmo
@JZCane0825 you’re right that a floor raiser isn’t the worst thing. It would mean probably not being routinely in dog fights with lesser quality teams.
However, a run-based scheme is exactly what we’re heading towards. A coach that sits on the ball in the 2H…sound like anyone we know?
People on here are in agreement that the product on the field needs to change. Some blame solely the QB, while others (myself for example) think that it’s both the QB and the change in offensive philosophy once we got into conference play.
Pratt to me would be fine in this offense, it’s the scheme on offense I’m worried about. Tulane is barely scraping by crap AAC teams because they play conservatively. If the scheme doesn’t change on offense for Miami, it doesn’t matter who’s at QB imo.
Pratt also hasn’t lit anyone up in the air this year except a very bad Memphis defense, and has thrown for under 200 yards in three of his seven games. Imo, he’s not asked to do a lot for a reason.
I urge you all to go watch his film against KSt in 2022…a competent P5 defense.
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