Originally Posted by
utmoody10
It is odd that this total is creeping downward. Suspensions hit Miami the hardest on the defensive side with 3 linemen, All Conference Senior LB Sean Spence and their strong safety all being unavailable. Couple that with the amount of players that will be seeing their first action on the road under the lights on national TV (6 Freshmen on the two deep). O'Brien has the potential to explode on this young D and the suspensions weigh heavy on Miamis depth thus leaving them susceptible if Stephen Morris makes a few mistakes causing them to stay on the field longer.
Miami's offense has 2 capable running backs and a QB who threw for over 250 yards in a comeback win over Maryland last year. Wide receivers are pretty green with the loss of Leonard Hankerson to the NFL and their 2nd leading receiver also a suspension casualty. If someone will play devils advocate and tell me why this game shouldnt creep into the 50's, I am all ears.