The one positive from today: No stupid interceptions from McComb like we got with Finn and Gabbert the past couple years
Key words: from Mccomb!
The current in-game line is -45.5. Come on, offense!
It was 28-14 with Pitt pinned deep in their own end with like 1:20 to go in the second quarter….
Winning the MAC, or finishing in the conference’s Top 3 and losing most OOC games will not play well as an ACC applicant.
An observation.
Pitt has subs in and is still running its normal offense.
Lots of passes to give experience to backup despite being up by a ton.
We have never seen that with Chuck.
is it because Narduzzi is a jerk or is he being smart if his first stringer goes down later?
Absolutely, time for a change. He’s not head coach material. Probably, a great assistant coach.
And we actually had 2 TDs!
Negatives:

Maybe he’s trying to impress the CFP committee by running up the score
This type of performance will not cause Miami students to become Miami football fans…
We did find the tight end the last two plays!
Something to build on!
Trying not to overreact, but here’s my revised expectations for the reminder of the season:
•Holy Cross: win by 2-3 TDs
•Cincy: blowout loss
•UConn: close-ish loss
•MAC schedule: 5-3
Looking at 6-6, no MAC title game, and probably 6-7 after losing a bowl game no one cares about.
Ike someone else said, CM is not compatible with Miami’s future aspirations. This OOC is one of the more winnable slates we’ve had in years. When we go to a Purdue in a year or so, I can’t imagine the slob knobbing he’ll do to that program
Time to cope: Pitt is really good and is gonna make the CFP, and their QB is a heisman contender. Miami will be fine, fix everything next week, and go into UC hot. Remember we beat UC after getting crushed by Miami FL
We’re now on a 3-game losing streak in which we’ve been out-scored 100-30.
Do the money people care? That’s really all that matters…
Holy Cross has lost to Lehigh and Colgate by identical 35-10 scores. Even a 6-6 FBS squad better beat them by more than 3 TDs.
Nor, Miami football fans remaining season ticket holders. They sort of become the Cincinnati Reds of college football.
I think you nailed it!
