Miami’s Real Mount Rushmore Problem: The Program Has Too Many Faces For Four Spots

Here is the thing nobody wants to admit about building a Miami Hurricanes Mount Rushmore: the exercise is rigged against the program. Four slots is a fine number for a school with four great players. Miami doesn’t have four great players. Miami has four great...

Miami’s Real 2020 Problem Isn’t Talent — It’s That The Offense Ran Out Of Snaps

Ninety Isn’t A Ranking. It’s An Indictment.Let’s put the number on the table and stop being polite about it: 4,474 total yards. 367 a game. Ninetieth in the country. That was Miami Hurricanes football in 2019 — the same program that used to make...

Miami’s 2020 Season Won’t Be Won In The Meeting Room — It’ll Be Won In The Weight Room Hallway At…

Let’s get one thing straight before anybody gets comfortable: hiring three new offensive assistants is not a plan. It’s a receipt. It’s proof that somebody upstairs looked at 2019 and admitted out loud that what Miami was doing didn’t work....

Miami’s 2020 Offense Isn’t a Depth Chart Problem — It’s a Timing Problem

Let’s get one thing straight before we go anywhere else: the most interesting thing about Miami’s offense heading into 2020 is not who’s listed first at each spot. It’s the calendar. Spring practice just cracked open, a transfer quarterback is...

Depth Isn’t a Two-Deep — It’s a Threat, and Miami Finally Has Enough of It to Scare Somebody

Every February, somebody hands you a two-deep and calls it a preview. Names in boxes. First team, second team, done. And every fall, the boxes stop mattering by the third series, because a guy rolls an ankle, a guy gets a personal foul, a guy who was supposed to be a...