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Practice #6

jjjrcanes said:
Just a few notes from the eyes at practice. Some had concerns about how much of the playbook is being installed!!

As we get further into camp, you can see that Miami is starting to dive deeper into their offensive planning. Today, I saw shifts and formations that I had not seen before. Both Will Mallory and Brevin Jordan were lined up next to each other and motioned at the same time while Brian Hightower motioned in from the outside. It was a very unique formation.

And Dan Enos isn't allowing the complexity of this new offense to slow them down. He was on top of his offense and his coaches hard today. Freshman TE Larry Hodges was a bit out of position and you heard Enos yell, “Is anybody going to coach this guy!”
The standards of excellence are expected to be met, as all the quarterbacks said yesterday. They are expected to be perfect, or as close to it as possible.

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Enos is stopping at nothing to improve this offense to be excellent!!
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Me likey
 
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Think it's been mentioned before, but Tate takes noticeably longer to get the ball out. Is that because of his footwork?
 
jjjrcanes said:
Just a few notes from the eyes at practice. Some had concerns about how much of the playbook is being installed!!

As we get further into camp, you can see that Miami is starting to dive deeper into their offensive planning. Today, I saw shifts and formations that I had not seen before. Both Will Mallory and Brevin Jordan were lined up next to each other and motioned at the same time while Brian Hightower motioned in from the outside. It was a very unique formation.

And Dan Enos isn't allowing the complexity of this new offense to slow them down. He was on top of his offense and his coaches hard today. Freshman TE Larry Hodges was a bit out of position and you heard Enos yell, “Is anybody going to coach this guy!”
The standards of excellence are expected to be met, as all the quarterbacks said yesterday. They are expected to be perfect, or as close to it as possible.

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Enos is stopping at nothing to improve this offense to be excellent!!
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Finally, some real offensive coaching, this warms my cold heart
 
After watching the videos posted by canessporttv from July 29 (11 v 11), OT is simply a liability. They get bull rushed **** near every play and end up in the QB's lap.

Really hope to see Scalife slide out to OT game 1. Feel better about Reed at G than Herbert or Nelson at OT.
 
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Canemang said:
After watching the videos posted by canessporttv from July 29 (11 v 11), OT is simply a liability. They get bull rushed **** near every play and end up in the QB's lap.

Really hope to see Scalife slide out to OT game 1. Feel better about Reed at G than Herbert or Nelson at OT.
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This is a big reason why i think it’ll be Tate’s job... he will make them look much better than they are. Not rooting against the other 2 or saying they are statues but we need our QBs strength to combat our offensive unit’s weakness as a whole.
 
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grover said:
We were rightfully bummed to miss on both Stevenson and Battle. But Smith can run with those dudes. He's just as elite. 4.55 forty with a 4.2 shuttle at 200+ pounds. That's almost identical to the other two. He's just an inch or two shorter at the same weight, and the scouts have a hard-on for DB height. Everything else screams pro.
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But, "Can he play safety"? - Coach No D.
 
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