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[Red Rhino]

I’ll be interested to see if the RB’s will improve with a more dangerous throw game. Hopefully, they will see less stacked boxes.

[Red Rhino]

There are teams, such as UCLA and USC who may play at a stadium other than their own but are not on the road. That would be an awtheay game but not a road game. In the case of Utah @ UCLA, perhaps Miami is saying this because it is a win outside of the Wasatch front area. 🤔

[Red Rhino]

I’m not sure he said he isn’t a fan of NIL or the transfer portal. He said he was a fan of the players making money. I believe he said he was not a fan of the lack of control of NIL and the portal. He has also said multiple times that this is the most fun he’s ever had coaching.

[Red Rhino]

We should have the best RB’s knocking down the door to play in a scheme that features them. Where are all high profile RBs knocking down the door? That’s someone we should be paying top dollar for since our offense is built around the RB.

[Red Rhino]

Maybe I’m getting old. I don’t remember JJ getting injured last year. This year it was the same injury all year and he couldn’t heal because he was playing through it.

[Red Rhino]

I agree that the stats don’t back up my comment. We have to remember he was injured all year. It’s less a matter of stats for me and more about the eye test.

[Red Rhino]

Especially need to block conference foes.

[Red Rhino]

I respectfully disagree. If healthy, he is an elite level RB. Our offense needs someone who can break tackles. We also need to set a precedent of blocking teams from coming after our best players.

[Red Rhino]

A contract is a legal agreement, so college athletes need to decide if they are children with no consequences or adults with legal ramifications for breaking contracts.

Like coaches, player’s existing NIL contracts should have a time, (such as four years) attached to the contract and should have to be bought out if the player breaches the agreement early. The payment for the contract could be paid out yearly, with players leaving money on the table if they leave early as well as having to pay a fine.

[Red Rhino]

If it is true that we were overhyped, we should see it as a great compliment. Typically that is a sign of an elite program. We have come a long way since the days when we often lost to teams the likes of UTEP and New Mexico.