3 AND OUT...3 AND OUT!!! And what a punt block! Most amazing one I've ever seen; didn't even touch the UH scrub. Should be 24-0 by half AT LEAST. GO CANES!
What the hell was that punt formation?!?!? Good move, Art. Put 3 guys on the line of scrimmage to block 10 defenders while you're punting from your end zone. That'll really confuse 'em. That was horrible.
I guess he was more scared of a punt return for a TD so he sent most guys into coverage to go after the PR... guess he forgot that protecting his own punter might be a useful task too.
My God, how many "Moss's" are there? Isn't this guy the third one to play at Miami? Are they all related?
Mike Tirico needs to stop broadcasting this game and go suck a fat ****... he keeps talking **** about the coogs: "Looks like the fans are in it... Houston wants to keep the score respectable." I dunno... but I've seen some crazy ****ing **** in the last two weeks of college football... the game is far from over Tirico. f*****.
Houston is looking pretty respectable out there. Is this the same team that Rice completely shut down?
Thanks to Brock Berlin - the worst starting QB to ever play at U of M in the last 25 years. Thank God for our defense, but it would be nice if they would quit making Houston look like OU in running the football.
Tyrone Moss is not related; he's just named Moss. Santana and Sinorice are brothers. I just read an article the other day about when Sinorice scored the touchdown in OT to beat FSU, Santana called his phone and left a voicemail going absolutely nuts. Sinorice thought it was hilarious and kept it to let everyone else listen.
Well, this might be one of the most obvious things you will ever read, but Miami is NOT good enough to win the National Championship. I know that I have been dumping on Brock Berlin a lot and he does deserve it; however, it is like Tirico and company said, Ryan Moore and Roscoe Parrish have to make plays. So far they have not been doing that. As a result, this has killed the Miami offense. There is no way that they should be winning this game by 18 points - I mean, that is not even covering the spread. I'll give Houston some credit - they have played hard and have done some things with their offense that has caused some problems. But come on, the athletes on Miami's side of the ball compared to theirs should not even had made this game close. But when you have an offense this mediocre, you can see now why Kellen Winslow Jr stupidly said what he said last year after the Tennessee loss. What is even sadder is that Miami really only has 2 tough games left on their schedule - one against Louisville and one on the road with Virginia. If Miami is able to go undefeated and make it to the Orange Bowl, they will get their hats handed to them. And as I am typing this, Brock Berlin continues to struggle against a defense that is pressuring him. Somehow he got 14 yards, but nevertheless, he sucks. I cannot wait for this loser to leave U of M.
Well, that may be possible, but it's not entirely their fault their toughest game was the first of the season and they won. Their defense is spectacular and their offense is sub par by Miami standards. Brock isn't a great QB, but he's adequate with everyone else pulling everything together. They ain't going to put up all out effort for UH if they didn't need to. I'd kind of be surprised if the GA Tech game isn't won by more than 2 TDs. And just a correction, earlier I mentioned Moss scoring the winning TD against FSU, he in fact scored the tying touchdown.
Miami has some ****ty fans. We sat in the section right next to their alloted seats. After a couple of TDs when the game was still somewhat in doubt, you had about 10 people in the whole section standing up doing whatever cheer it is they do (whatever the one Mr. Mooch did earlier). They all looked extremely bored.
Yeah, it's a dumb chant in my opinion; no good real traditions or anything else. I went to the LA Tech game last week and there were maybe a couple hundred students left by halftime. Absolutely pathetic. I mean it was a boring game after a while and everyone ended up having casual conversations by the end of the game (no one stood up in the second half). I think one of the reasons is that Miami doesn't have a large number of alumni to support the team well enough as they should. This trend isn't good for Miami -- all the pro talent leaving early will surely make Miami due for a downfall in a couple years when they are forced to start a very young, incohesive squad. However, I hope the high school talent they are still attracting is top-quality and college-ready.
About Miami fans, they rarely sellout home games, even now. So not too much of a surprise that fans here were a bit non-vocal. I don't really understand Miami sports fans in general. I mean the Marlins win the World Series and they can't even sell out a game. If the Heat don't start 15-0, the Miami arena will be empty. I guess there is alot more to do there or something.
damn that game was much more even than i could've imagined. did miami pull out the total yardage win by the end or did the coogs stay on top? if the UH guy doesn't fumble at the beginning of the half while houston was running it right up the middle on miami over and over, that could've been a semi-interesting game for a while. however, they did and it wasn't. 2 non-offensive TD's to score 38 on uh?
Anyone catch the short hispanic guy at the 50 yard line during the ESPN broadcast...or at the game itself? WHERE's THE PIC DSKILLZ? heh.
We outgained Miami in total offense and first downs. We did it without our best RB and WR in the lineup. As a Miami fan told me, that game was a questionable call and a dropped pass or two away from being a nail biter. I was sitting behind Brock Berlin's mom and girlfriend at the game, they are VERY nice people and I was extremely impressed with most of the Miami fans (same with OU two weeks ago, btw). This team gets exponentially better each and every week. Go Cougars, take C-USA.
