The original comparison was to Georgia Tech so I was strictly talking about stopping the run.
This is all found when comparing teams that typically had a productive rush game against us.
GT:
-2016: 267 rush yards (4.9 ypc - W)
-2017: 226 rush yards (4.3 ypc - W)
-2018: 231 rush yards (4.4 ypc - L)
-2019: 207 rush yards (4.6 ypc - L)
-2020: Cancelled Game
So it looks like we constantly gave up 200+ yards on 4+ ypc every game against GT. Hence we’re 2-2 against them, and was “this” close to being 1-3 against them.
UNC:
-2016: 162 rush yards (3.8ypc - L)
-2017: 176 rush yards (3.8 ypc - W)
-2018: 215 rush yards (5.4 ypc - W)
-2019: 97 rush yards (2.7ypc - L)
-2020: I’m not going to do this - we know. L
So it looks like w/ UNC, 2019 was our best yr by far against the run, but we continuously gave up 150 on the ground, which bled the clock. We should be 3-2 v. UNC as opposed to 2-3. Defense infamously blew that 17 point lead to the true frosh QB in ‘19 after playing **** near lights out.
I guess the point is, to say Miami hasn’t had back to back games where it’s given up a ton of rushing to same opponent is not 100% accurate. I will say we have far fewer moments of giving up back to back 150+ rushing games to the same opponents than not.