OFFENSE: 464 yards of total offense is nothing to sniff at. Especially when you consider the two potential long TDs Travis Benjamin dropped. Then there’s the holding penalty on Orlando Franklin that negated a 25-yard pass to Leonard Hankerson in the fourth quarter that lead to Miami punting instead of continuing to drive down the[…] OFFENSE: The offensive line gets first mention here. This unit did not allow a sack and opened holes for the quintuplets’ at RB: Damien Berry, Lamar Miller, Mike James and Graig Cooper who combined ran for 238 yards, led by Miller’s 85 yards on 11 carries. Seantrel Henderson and Co gave QB Stephen Morris ample[…] It was Duke. Doooook. 28-13? Really? I don’t know about you guys but things are getting dicey and I am not sure what to make of it . . . but here it goes: OFFENSE: Duke was allowing nearly 40 points a game. Miami was 3 of 16 on 3rd and 4th downs and they[…] This is supposed to be a report card. So, let me get that part out of the way: Offense – Grade F Defense – Grade F Special Teams – Grade F Coaching – Grade F I am all about accountability. This was a TEAM loss. From the top down, the effort on the field was[…] SPECIAL TEAMS: The story of the day with special teams was penalties. Tommy Streeter, seeing his first real action as a gunner, was flagged for two (highly questionable) interference penalties. Miami had 3 interference penalties overall on special teams and from my vantage point the calls were shady, at best. My biggest issue with special[…] 
OFFENSE: When it comes to the Miami Hurricanes this year, the offense is only going to play as well as Jacory Harris does. Again, Jacory made some fantastic throws . . . and again he got himself into trouble by making a few bad ones as well. Harris seems to have these up and down[…] SPECIAL TEAMS: Miami scored touchdowns on Lamar Miller’s 88 yard kickoff return and Travis Benjamin’s 79 yard punt return respectively. Ohio State has not allowed that to happen since . . . ever. In a game like this, returns like that usually set the tone for success in all phases on your special teams units.[…] The following article was contributed by the beloved EOTH blogger, “The Truth” After a tough loss no one wants to hear about why things happened or how things went down. Nope. People just want to know whose fault it was and how quickly that guy can be replaced. After a loss the QB sucks, the[…]