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My goodness! Temple is absolutely terrible.
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good game for temple against the zips. really showed resiliency after going down 2 scores in the first half. speedy receives and an accurate QB. going to be a tough one! need to play good clean football if we want to win by 40+ like we did last night
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Who wins in a game with Virginia and temple. Neutral field ?
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Virginia is baaaaaaaad. But I’d probably take them still.
I wonder if they give Elliot another year. They’ve gone through some horrible stuff obviously so I’d be shocked if they didn’t show some patience.
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Akron is a bad team, but give Temple credit for beating them.
In the Rutgers game, Temple was eating a bagel going into the 4th quarter, where they scored to pull within 13-7. After that slight scare, Rutgers marched down the field, Miami'd the XP, 19-7. After that, Rugers scored on all its drives, including a FG after a pick in Temple territory, to pull away for the final 36-7 margin.
Temple doesn't have much of an offense. Their QB stares down receivers. Their backfield is small. This is fortunate, given our DL and safety injuries. With those absences, Temple may move the ball some, but I believe our (temporary) first teamers still shut them down for the most part.
Defensively, Temple only allowed 13 points through three quarters vs. Rutgers. They were beaten to the field side with RB checkdown throws, a wheel route, and a very standard post pattern, where Rutgers used the full width. Expect Dawson to do the same, to the tune of bigly plays.
In the 4th quarter, perhaps owing to creeping physical and mental fatigue, Temple gave up 4 sustained drives (including one after a pick on their side of the field), to the tune of 23 points. This suggests that Miami may get garbage points late as well.
In the second of the "ramp up" games through UNC/Clemson, Temple presents a much greater physical and talent challenge to Bethune. Expect starters into the 4th quarter, particularly on defense. It's clear we don't have the depth yet.
With the offense also likely to play full strength until 8-10 minutes to go, I expect Miami to continue to score on the vast majority of its possessions. I hope to see a cleaned up game in punt fielding, extra points, and, most importantly, field goals. Penalties need to come down as well.
Miami 44, Temple 14.
In the Rutgers game, Temple was eating a bagel going into the 4th quarter, where they scored to pull within 13-7. After that slight scare, Rutgers marched down the field, Miami'd the XP, 19-7. After that, Rugers scored on all its drives, including a FG after a pick in Temple territory, to pull away for the final 36-7 margin.
Temple doesn't have much of an offense. Their QB stares down receivers. Their backfield is small. This is fortunate, given our DL and safety injuries. With those absences, Temple may move the ball some, but I believe our (temporary) first teamers still shut them down for the most part.
Defensively, Temple only allowed 13 points through three quarters vs. Rutgers. They were beaten to the field side with RB checkdown throws, a wheel route, and a very standard post pattern, where Rutgers used the full width. Expect Dawson to do the same, to the tune of bigly plays.
In the 4th quarter, perhaps owing to creeping physical and mental fatigue, Temple gave up 4 sustained drives (including one after a pick on their side of the field), to the tune of 23 points. This suggests that Miami may get garbage points late as well.
In the second of the "ramp up" games through UNC/Clemson, Temple presents a much greater physical and talent challenge to Bethune. Expect starters into the 4th quarter, particularly on defense. It's clear we don't have the depth yet.
With the offense also likely to play full strength until 8-10 minutes to go, I expect Miami to continue to score on the vast majority of its possessions. I hope to see a cleaned up game in punt fielding, extra points, and, most importantly, field goals. Penalties need to come down as well.
Miami 44, Temple 14.
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The team in the locker room showers barely finished washing their *** post-Bethune and we on to Temple. No time like the present, eh?
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First road game should be interesting. 4-0 has a nice ring to it, just keep the momentum going.
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We should win easy but let’s see how our guys respond to playing a team with actual division 1 athletes in a sleepy half empty stadium on the road
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Some initial thoughts:
-Their QB will put the ball in harms way
-They use a lot of different guys to get it done on O
-Got to be ready for wheel routes and the TE can do damage
-Their D is aggressive and we'll have opportunities to go deep but need to block them up
I expect a close-ish game at half maybe like 17-7 but a 38-14 by end of game as we can wear them down.
-Their QB will put the ball in harms way
-They use a lot of different guys to get it done on O
-Got to be ready for wheel routes and the TE can do damage
-Their D is aggressive and we'll have opportunities to go deep but need to block them up
I expect a close-ish game at half maybe like 17-7 but a 38-14 by end of game as we can wear them down.
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