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1 minute ago, harveycmd said:

Brando and that partner of his are pure bush league. Brando wasn't like that years ago. 

Was probably told they need to hype up the teams or be out of their job.  It was pretty annoying.

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As much as I hate it when or if Texas loses the big game they schedule out of conference I hope they never stop. Those In the smaller games cracks form underneath the surface and get exposed in the bigger ones. After watching Miami last night no way did you come away thinking that's one of the best teams in college. They may be efficient on offense, but you can't say what they put on film defensively they'd be able to hold a UGA or Texas out of the end zone. They're going to win their conference, but it's going to be tough for them to stop top teams and offenses. Not as of now at least, they have some work to do and a lot of it. 

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8 hours ago, AusMOJO said:

Miami is good on O, with the QB, WR and RB. But their D doesn't look as good as I thought and their OL looks a bit shaky. I'd say ND has the DB's to shut down Toney. Apart from that they might be 11-1, possibly 12-0 if ND can't beat them. No one in the ACC looks like they'll keep it close with them. 

If Miami keeps losing their best players on D ... they may get beat more than once. 

Can't lose players the level of CB OJ Frederique (top 3 round pick) and DT Ahmad Moten (late 1st/2nd round) and survive much IMO

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5 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

If Miami keeps losing their best players on D ... they may get beat more than once. 

Can't lose players the level of CB OJ Frederique (top 3 round pick) and DT Ahmad Moten (late 1st/2nd round) and survive much IMO

Yeah especially if your depth isn't any good. Losing top guys like that is going to hurt. 

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39 minutes ago, AusMOJO said:

Yeah especially if your depth isn't any good. Losing top guys like that is going to hurt. 

Miami is like Atlanta, it's not a serious sports city. They support when the team is good and when they're bad they just don't show up. There's money in Miami, but it ain't money like here in Texas or Ohio. They'll get top line talent, but not much behind it. 

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Just now, Dread-headed Texan said:

Miami is like Atlanta, it's not a serious sports city. They support when the team is good and when they're bad they just don't show up. There's money in Miami, but it ain't money like here in Texas or Ohio. They'll get top line talent, but not much behind it. 

LA is like that too

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4 minutes ago, DanielOnorato said:

What games are y'all most excited for in the early windows?

NC State @ Vanderbilt - Jared Curtis making his first start in college.  5-star QB from backyard Nashville, Tennessee.

Mississippi State @ South Carolina - Kamario Taylor vs LaNorris Sellers.  ‘Nuff said.  Plus there’s a chance to scout what playing Mississippi State will be like for Texas.

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2 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

If Miami keeps losing their best players on D ... they may get beat more than once. 

Can't lose players the level of CB OJ Frederique (top 3 round pick) and DT Ahmad Moten (late 1st/2nd round) and survive much IMO

No-Crystal-Ball is also good for one coaching blunder per year? Last year was a bit of an exception.  Miami fans are always on edge that he might have a 2023 run the ball instead of kneeling the clock against GT-level mistake.  

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