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Throwback post clemson vs Miami

brock said:
Miami is not on Clemson level, why are you expecting perfection if they don’t even have that?
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Once again the guys point was it was a flukish season, it was

We beat 1 good team the whole season and luckily beat 3 other average to below teams by the skin of our teeth

If you're struggling to beat multiple ****bag teams then you are not a good team, in no way shape or form were we a Top 5 team like the rankings suggested and the last 3 games proved it
 
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HurricaneHauk said:
Once again the guys point was it was a flukish season, it was

We beat 1 good team the whole season and luckily beat 3 other average to below teams by the skin of our teeth

If you're struggling to beat multiple ****bag teams then you are not a good team, in no way shape or form were we a Top 5 team like the rankings suggested and the last 3 games proved it
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Last 3 games proved it when we lost plenty of weapons at the stature of richards and herndon etc? You are what your record say you are and Miami was up to #2 in the last week of the season. Va tech was a good team that year, Notre dame was an elite team at that point of the season
 
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brock said:
Last 3 games proved it when we lost plenty of weapons at the stature of richards and herndon etc? You are what your record say you are and Miami was up to #2 in the last week of the season. Va tech was a good team that year, Notre dame was an elite team at that point of the season
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VT went 9-4 that season, they were an average team who had ZERO good wins

Yes ND was good but everything came together that game, the crowd made the ND players **** their pants, and Manny called one of his best games ever as a DC at Miami
 
TheNation305 said:
True..

but a year earlier they beat us at home in OT I think ,we were top 10 on the way to ACC ship.. point being Clemson had started building that rep up.
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Clemson took down Miami in 2009—40-37 in OT; a game the Canes absolutely gave away.

10-7 lead just before half and Miami let's C.J. Spiller return a kickoff 90 yards to be down 14-10 at the half.

Canes leading 27-24 early fourth and they pick-sixed Jacory Harris; DeAndre McDaniel going 77 yards the other way.

Harris bounced back with a 69-yard touchdown pass to Travis Benjamin, but Miami gave up a last second regulation field goal to force overtime.

Canes got the ball, settled for three and Clemson pulled some trickery out for a game-winning touchdown. Can't recall the play but it was something they hadn't tried all year, ran in practice, players lobbied coaches to let them try and it worked. Typical heartbreak ****.


Strangely, the first three regular season meetings between Miami and Clemson in ACC play ended in overtime.

Clemson in Miami in 2005, Miami at Clemson in 2005 and Clemson at Miami in 2009.

From there, smacked them in 2010 and they returned the favor in 2017 in the ACC title game.
 
We won this game in 2010 because Clemson had 6 turnovers and Miami had 2.

3 Teams in the last 10 years have thrown for over 25 INT's in a season:

2015 Maryland - 29 INT's
2010 Miami - 27 INT's
2013 - So Miss 26 INT's

That's why the talented 2010 Miami team (that was ranked #13 Pre-Season but finished 7-6) was so bad
 
bshaw28 said:
We won this game in 2010 because Clemson had 6 turnovers and Miami had 2.

3 Teams in the last 10 years have thrown for over 25 INT's in a season:

2015 Maryland - 29 INT's
2010 Miami - 27 INT's
2013 - So Miss 26 INT's

That's why the talented 2010 Miami team (that was ranked #13 Pre-Season but finished 7-6) was so bad
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That was the year harris was taking a bunch of hits too. He had heisman hype before that game vs terelle Pryor and Ohio state
 
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ItsAUThing.com said:
Clemson took down Miami in 2009—40-37 in OT; a game the Canes absolutely gave away.

10-7 lead just before half and Miami let's C.J. Spiller return a kickoff 90 yards to be down 14-10 at the half.

Canes leading 27-24 early fourth and they pick-sixed Jacory Harris; DeAndre McDaniel going 77 yards the other way.

Harris bounced back with a 69-yard touchdown pass to Travis Benjamin, but Miami gave up a last second regulation field goal to force overtime.

Canes got the ball, settled for three and Clemson pulled some trickery out for a game-winning touchdown. Can't recall the play but it was something they hadn't tried all year, ran in practice, players lobbied coaches to let them try and it worked. Typical heartbreak ****.


Strangely, the first three regular season meetings between Miami and Clemson in ACC play ended in overtime.

Clemson in Miami in 2005, Miami at Clemson in 2005 and Clemson at Miami in 2009.

From there, smacked them in 2010 and they returned the favor in 2017 in the ACC title game.
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yes I was at the rock that game.. I believe it was a Hopkins TD to end it ?? Can’t quite remember myself , but you absolutely right on that heartbreak **** haha,but ever since we‘’be joined the ACC Clemson has been a tough/competitive even before their dynasty pre dabo.
 
brock said:
That was the year harris was taking a bunch of hits too. He had heisman hype before that game vs terelle Pryor and Ohio state
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You're absolutely right.

Funny as it looks now - Jacory was #6 and Damien Berry was #16 in the Heisman odds pre-season. RG3 was #26 and won it.

Pre-Season Odds to win the 2010 Heisman Trophy
Mark Ingram Running back Alabama +350
Terrelle Pryor Quarterback Ohio State +550
Jake Locker Quarterback Washington +800
Ryan Mallett Quarterback Arkansas +1200
Noel Devine Running back West Virginia +1400
Jacory Harris Quarterback Miami +1400
Dion Lewis Running back Pittsburgh +1500
Case Keenum Quarterback Houston +1500
John Clay Running back Wisconsin +1500
Evan Royster Running back Penn State +1500
Kellen Moore Quarterback Boise State +1700
Landry Jones Quarterback Oklahoma +1800
Andrew Luck Quarterback Stanford +1800
DeMarco Murray Running back Oklahoma +1800
Christian Ponder Quarterback Florida State +1800
Damien Berry Running back Miami +2200
Matt Barkley Quarterback USC +2200
Jacquizz Rodgers Running back Oregon State +2500
Garrett Gilbert Quarterback Texas +3000
LaMichael James Running back Oregon +3300
Tate Forcier Quarterback Michigan +3500
Josh Nesbitt Quarterback Georgia Tech +6000
Jerrod Johnson Quarterback Texas A&M +6000
Blaine Gabbert Quarterback Missouri +6600
Jordan Todman Running back Connecticut +6600
Robert Griffin Quarterback Baylor +6600
 
bshaw28 said:
3 Teams in the last 10 years have thrown for over 25 INT's in a season:

2015 Maryland - 29 INT's
2010 Miami - 27 INT's
2013 - So Miss 26 INT's
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Precisely!!!

Like I've said before, turnovers eliminate scoring opportunities.

86 INTs from 2007-2010, the Shannon era was plagued by turnovers.
 
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