TedHendricksOffspring
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Duke had a good year, he was facing 8 man boxes because of a true freshmen qb. Louisville had everyone in the box all night .
I don't get the Duke bashing but the ones who seem to do it are trying to take the focus off horrible coaching .
was it horible coachcing when he had 3 costly turnovers in close games that we maanged to lose?
coaches fault, right?
after he fumbled he started to cry on the sideline. that is not a leader at all.
a leader doesn't show him sitting on the sideline not talking ot anyone and having **** poor body language.
I think DUke will be a good NFL player, but his time at MIami is severely overrated.
This bull**** argument again?
Yep. His fumble against Nebraska was why the team lost. Not the 34 points that the defense gave up and we were only in the game because of Duke's 177 yards from scrimmage in the first place. Or his fumble against Virginia that happened 6 minutes into the entire game where Virginia didn't even score on the turnover. Duke had over 100 yards from scrimmage in that game too. Did that fumble lose us the game? Was that responsible for a 30-13 *** whooping where that was the most Virginia scored in ACC play all season? Nope. Or the South Carolina game where he had 158 yards from scrimmage and, once again, the only reason we were in the game in the first place.
And you just totally made up that he cried after the fumble. He cried after Waters got his neck jammed in on the punt. The nerve of Duke to show that he cared about his friend and teammate by displaying some emotion and that didn't live up to your tool definition of leadership. The game was already packaged and done if you can pull your head out of the sand to remember. And who are you to define what a leader is? I guess the players on the team being emotional after Bryan Pata was shot showed bad leadership. Or the players crying when Malcolm Lewis broke his ankle against GT and them all having bad body language and looking like a funeral when they carted him away. Get the **** out of here.
And you all are right, stats don't lie and they back up that Duke carried the team for three years in spite of a horrible defense, a **** coaching staff, and poor QB play until this year. Calling Duke's time at Miami severely overrated when that couldn't be further from the truth makes you a pitiful excuse for a fan and desperate.