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Miami Hurricanes DEMOLISH Pittsburgh but There's Something YOU MISSED! | Canes | Pitt Panthers | ACC · ACC Football Addiction (Atlantic Coast Conference)

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Speaker 1: Here's the thing about being number one. Nobody grades you
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Speaker 1: against the team that's lined up across the field from you.
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Speaker 1: They grade you against yourself, against the version of you
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Speaker 1: that's supposed to exist. Every flag, every blown coverage, every
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Speaker 1: ball that hangs in the air a little bit too
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Speaker 1: long on the last play of the half, that stuff
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Speaker 1: doesn't get filed under, well, they won by a lot.
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Speaker 1: It gets filed under, that's how they lose a game later.
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Speaker 1: Two weeks in a row, the No. 1 team in
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Speaker 1: the country lost to an unranked opponent. Two weeks, and
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Speaker 1: a No. 1 had never lost to an unranked team
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Speaker 1: three weeks in a row. And that didn't happen this week.
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Speaker 1: This is ACC Football Addiction. We are presented by PrizePix,
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Speaker 1: and all new users there who play a $ 5 lineup
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Speaker 1: and win get $ 150 in lineups instantly. Miami walked into
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Speaker 1: Hard Rock Stadium today wearing black, Throwback jerseys, the 2001 throwbacks,
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Speaker 1: playing as the number one team in America for the
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Speaker 1: first time since 2002, with many of those 2001 members
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Speaker 1: of the roster there on the sidelines. They had the
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Speaker 1: history sitting right there on the table. So did the
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Speaker 1: Hurricanes flinch? The answer is no, not even a little bit.
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Speaker 1: But I am going to tell you where the cracks
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Speaker 1: are because I believe in being honest. That's the job
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Speaker 1: when you're number one. A little bit of honesty before
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Speaker 1: I go too much further. There are three minutes and
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Speaker 1: 41 seconds left in this game as I'm starting this recording.
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Speaker 1: Miami's up 52 to 16. Something wild happens in the
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Speaker 1: last three minutes. I'll try and comment it at the end.
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Speaker 1: But I don't think Pitt's coming back from down 36
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Speaker 1: in this one. I'd rather you not have to wait
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Speaker 1: than just sit there and watch garbage time. And I'm
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Speaker 1: not going to spend a ton of time walking you
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Speaker 1: through this one. I did a live watch along for
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Speaker 1: the game. You watched it. You know the score. You
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Speaker 1: know the drive-by-drive. What I am going to tell you
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Speaker 1: is what this Miami game tells us about the Canes
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Speaker 1: going into a stretch that includes Chapel Hill on the
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Speaker 1: road on Halloween and then South Bend. So I'll hit
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Speaker 1: the shape of the game real quick, and then we're
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Speaker 1: going to spend the real time talking about three things.
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Speaker 1: One is a guy playing at a level that we
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Speaker 1: haven't seen in Coral Gables, I don't know, ever. Number
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Speaker 1: two is a secondary that is leaving the door cracked
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Speaker 1: just a little bit. And number three is a team
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Speaker 1: that gets flagged like it's trying to make games close
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Speaker 1: on purpose. The story of this game is pretty simple.
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Speaker 1: Pitt came in at five and two, but they came
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Speaker 1: in wounded. Mason Heinzel, their starting quarterback, tore his ACL
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Speaker 1: back on October 2nd, and Pitt dropped the two games
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Speaker 1: that happened since that. Senior Holden Gurner, Got the start today.
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Speaker 1: Pitt's identity was supposed to be that defense, the number
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Speaker 1: one run defense in the country coming into the day,
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Speaker 1: giving up just 60 yards a game on the ground.
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Speaker 1: Pat Narduzzi said during the week that doubling Malachi Toney
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Speaker 1: wasn't the answer, because if you do that, Miami will
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Speaker 1: just run the ball down your throat. Fair enough. But
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Speaker 1: then I would ask him, what is the answer then?
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Speaker 1: And the truth is there isn't one. Miami got a
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Speaker 1: punt return from Tony across midfield on their first possession.
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Speaker 1: They drove inside the five and then a flag shoved
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Speaker 1: them backward until they had to settle for a field goal.
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Speaker 1: That was flag number one. Just take a moment and
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Speaker 1: remember that for a sec. Then Tony took a screen
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Speaker 1: pass 19 yards to the house on a third and
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Speaker 1: 11 because Pitt can't count out on the trip side,
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Speaker 1: I suppose. Mallory ran one in from 16 yards out.
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Speaker 1: It's 17-0 in the blink of an eye, and Pitt
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Speaker 1: had absolutely nothing going on offense. Tony went down. He
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Speaker 1: seemed to tweak something on a short catch. He waved
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Speaker 1: to the sideline, went to the tent, and while he
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Speaker 1: was there, Miami stalled. There was a personal foul on
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Speaker 1: the Canes. There was a fourth down shot that was
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Speaker 1: missed to Upshaw, and Pitt got a short field. They
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Speaker 1: punched it in with Damon Ferguson making the score 17-7,
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Speaker 1: but then Tony came back. The next drive, a third
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Speaker 1: and 18, he catches one for 21 yards. The very
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Speaker 1: next snap, a short little throw, he squeezes through two defenders.
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Speaker 1: He's gone in the blink of an eye, 53 yards,
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Speaker 1: all of them after the catch. Pitt fumbles on the
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Speaker 1: next play. Mensah finds Mueller tiptoeing on the sideline for
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Speaker 1: the first touchdown of his career, and all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: it's 31-17 at the half. Miami was 8 of 10
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Speaker 1: on third down. Mensah was 22 of 26 for 274 yards.
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Speaker 1: and three scores when I was watching this at the half.
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Speaker 1: Pitt tried to open the second half with an onside kick.
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Speaker 1: They didn't get it. Of course, Miami catches in with
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Speaker 1: a Mark Fletcher touchdown from two yards out. Pitt did
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Speaker 1: hit a nice drive after that. You hit Blue Hicks
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Speaker 1: for 36 yards. Mallory then answered that drive with his
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Speaker 1: second score, and somewhere in the middle of all of this,
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Speaker 1: Tony finds the end zone for his third time. That's
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Speaker 1: the game. That's the play-by-play. That's all you need. The
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Speaker 1: rest is academic. Now I want to talk about what
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Speaker 1: actually matters for a few minutes. I had some of
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Speaker 1: you reach out after I posted this yesterday, and I
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Speaker 1: continue to be thankful. Talked about a family that was
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Speaker 1: in kind of a rough situation. You can go back
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Speaker 1: to the FSU week if you want to look into this.
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Speaker 1: I know several of you have given. Some of you
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Speaker 1: asked a little bit more information. They just got in
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Speaker 1: a bad car accident. They have insurance, but they're kind
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Speaker 1: of getting jerked around by the insurance company, and I'm
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Speaker 1: trying to do my part to help them out. Donated
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Speaker 1: the proceeds of a previous video to them. Certainly, if
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Speaker 1: you want to give anything, you can. I asked them
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Speaker 1: about a GoFundMe. They said no, didn't want that attention,
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Speaker 1: that exposure. So I said, look, I'll just do what
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Speaker 1: I can on my end. If you want to give,
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Speaker 1: you want to support there, you're certainly welcome to. Info's
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Speaker 1: down there on the bottom of the screen. You can
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Speaker 1: hit my Venmo. Just make sure you write something about
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Speaker 1: the family in there so I know what it's coming from.
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Speaker 1: Some of you wrote go Canes or the U family
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Speaker 1: and things like that. So Shout out to you for
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Speaker 1: giving me a hard time through this. Takeaway number one,
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Speaker 1: Malachi Toney isn't part of the offense right now. He
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Speaker 1: really is the offense. And that's not to belittle anybody else.
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Speaker 1: I know Mallory. I know Fletcher. I know Barkay had
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Speaker 1: a nice day. Upshaw did some nice things. You had
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Speaker 1: contributions from everybody. But he just makes this thing go, man.
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Speaker 1: 16 catches, 194 yards, three touchdowns. Just sit with those
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Speaker 1: numbers for a second, man. That's a new single game
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Speaker 1: Miami record. He'd already broken his old mark of 13.
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Speaker 1: He tied the mark himself last year in this same
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Speaker 1: matchup before the third quarter was even over. And then
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Speaker 1: he just kept going. He had 12 catches for 159
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Speaker 1: yards and two touchdowns at halftime. That kind of first
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Speaker 1: half has only been done by a handful of powerful
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Speaker 1: players over the last 15 years. And he lost part
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Speaker 1: of the second quarter in the injury tent. Here's the
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Speaker 1: number that actually tells the story. In the first half,
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Speaker 1: Tony accounted for something close to 58% of Mintz's passing yards.
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Speaker 1: More than half as one guy. He came into the
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Speaker 1: day with 50 catches, 758 yards, eight touchdowns. He leaves
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Speaker 1: the day with 66 catches, 952 yards, and 11 touchdowns
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Speaker 1: through seven games. Guys, he's on pace to go for 2,000
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Speaker 1: yards if he had a couple of playoff games in.
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Speaker 1: Last year, he was a freshman. He led the entire
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Speaker 1: country in receptions. He set Miami single season records for
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Speaker 1: catches in yards, and he's on pace to blow all
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Speaker 1: of that away. The thing is, though, it's not just
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Speaker 1: one kind of catch. It's the screen where Pitt can't
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Speaker 1: do math, and he's untouched. It's the third and 18
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Speaker 1: where everybody in the building knows that he's going to
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Speaker 1: get the ball, and he still runs a better route
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Speaker 1: than you can guard, and he wins that route. It's
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Speaker 1: the short throw where a Pitt defender has him, still
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Speaker 1: can't get him to the ground, and he goes for
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Speaker 1: 50-plus yards to the end zone. Narduzzi's plan against him
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Speaker 1: was to be sound, know where he is, play good football.
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Speaker 1: They said that they were going to have a plan
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Speaker 1: for him. They said they were going to shut him down,
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Speaker 1: and that just didn't seem to happen. They never knew
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Speaker 1: where he was. It was never close to a problem
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Speaker 1: for Miami's offense. So I want to address something. People
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Speaker 1: have asked, is this a Heisman case? I don't know
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Speaker 1: how he's not the Heisman. Wide receivers typically have a
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Speaker 1: brutal path to get that trophy. You need numbers that
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Speaker 1: look unreal. You need a team that's winning, and you
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Speaker 1: need moments. And I think Tony has all three of
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Speaker 1: those right now. He caught the game-winning touchdown in double
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Speaker 1: overtime and threw a two-point conversion against FSU with the
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Speaker 1: nation watching last week. He has the school record for
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Speaker 1: receiving yards in a game, 234 against Stanford in the opener,
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Speaker 1: and now he has the school record for catches. The
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Speaker 1: thing that jumped off the screen to me today, though,
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Speaker 1: wasn't the 16 catches. It was the stretch where he
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Speaker 1: wasn't on the field. Without Tony, Miami's offense went from
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Speaker 1: automatic to ordinary in about three snaps. There was a flag.
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Speaker 1: There was a stuffed run. There was a missed D
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Speaker 1: ball on fourth down. And suddenly Pitt had some kind
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Speaker 1: of life. Tony came back in and scored. But if
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Speaker 1: you go to South Bend in two weeks and you
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Speaker 1: lose him for a drive, a quarter, it's a one
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Speaker 1: possession game. You're playing a better team. That's a little
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Speaker 1: bit concerning to me. I want to see this offense
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Speaker 1: operate without the ultimate cheat code out there on the field. Now,
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Speaker 1: he stays on the field. Miami's hard to kill, man.
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Speaker 1: Look at the end of the Florida State game. I
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Speaker 1: thought they played a better game than Miami for large
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Speaker 1: portions of last Saturday night. But you put Tony on
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Speaker 1: the field, he's the difference maker. Mallory was really good today.
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Speaker 1: I thought Fletcher played great. You know, Jacobs had a
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Speaker 1: 44-yard catch. Barquet is very real. Lofton is a nice piece.
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Speaker 1: All of the pieces are there. But when the game
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Speaker 1: is under stress at all, Mensah looks for number one.
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Speaker 1: And for good reasons. But I do want to know
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Speaker 1: if somebody else can sometimes become the answer before these
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Speaker 1: things get a lot tougher at South Bend in the playoff.
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Speaker 1: in the ACC championship. The scary version of Miami isn't
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Speaker 1: just the one where Tony gets 16 catches. It's the
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Speaker 1: one where he gets eight and they still score 50.
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Speaker 1: Takeaway number two, I think the secondary is still leaving
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Speaker 1: the door cracked too much. And I think the Hail
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Speaker 1: Mary thing is a little bit of a pattern. I
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Speaker 1: want to be very fair first. Miami's defense held Pitt
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Speaker 1: to five first downs in the first half. Pitt went
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Speaker 1: three and out over and over and over again early.
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Speaker 1: The front was in the backfield. Pitt relied on a
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Speaker 1: lot of quick throws. The defensive line wasn't getting a
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Speaker 1: ton of pressure. This was a matchup that just did
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Speaker 1: not service Pitt very well, especially with a backup quarterback.
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Speaker 1: Pitt's best moments today, though, all came the same way.
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Speaker 1: Over the top or backfield. after the catch against Miami's
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Speaker 1: back end, you had a 28 yarder to blue Hicks
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Speaker 1: in the second quarter that flipped the field. They set
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Speaker 1: up their first touchdown with that. You had back-to-back completions
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Speaker 1: to Malik night in the third quarter, one of them
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Speaker 1: on a third and six, and then 36 yards to
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Speaker 1: Hicks for a touchdown. You had a backup quarterback in
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Speaker 1: your building throwing for over six yards in attempt. He
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Speaker 1: was able to throw the ball for chunks today. And
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Speaker 1: then in the end of the first half, I don't
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Speaker 1: want to make too much of this, but in doing
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Speaker 1: the live stream, everybody on there seemed to agree with me.
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Speaker 1: They throw it up. The ball comes down about 10
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Speaker 1: yards short of the end zone. Hicks catches it. He
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Speaker 1: cuts back across the middle of the field, and he
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Speaker 1: gets dragged down at the one. It was a desperation
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Speaker 1: throw that didn't even reach the end zone, and Miami
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Speaker 1: needed just about every inch of the field to keep
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Speaker 1: it from becoming a touchdown. Now, If that was a
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Speaker 1: one-time thing, I think you shrug, but it's not a
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Speaker 1: one-time thing. Last week against FSU, the game came down
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Speaker 1: to two Hail Mary situations in the second overtime. Ashton
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Speaker 1: Daniels hits Makai Danzy in the end zone, and the
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Speaker 1: only reason it didn't count was a holding call that, look,
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to litigate it, but the only reason
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Speaker 1: it didn't count was a holding call that people are
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Speaker 1: very split on whether it was a holding call. Then
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Speaker 1: on the very last play, Deuce Robinson went up in
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Speaker 1: a crowd with Bryce Fitzgerald. Both guys had hands on it,
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Speaker 1: ruled an interception, which that's fine. But FSU also thought
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Speaker 1: they had a case for simultaneous possession. Again, not going
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Speaker 1: to relitigate that. But it's too close for comfort too
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Speaker 1: often on three straight Hail Mary plays. And right before that,
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Speaker 1: FSU had Robinson go 75 yards for a touchdown to
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Speaker 1: tie it in the last three minutes of regulation. The
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Speaker 1: Seminoles threw for over 300 yards on this secondary. So
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Speaker 1: in the span of just seven days, Miami has had
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Speaker 1: three desperation or near desperation shots go pretty close to
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Speaker 1: the other team's way at the catch point. One was
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Speaker 1: saved by a flag. One was saved by heroic play
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Speaker 1: by Bryce and one was saved by a tackle at
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Speaker 1: the one. I don't think that's a secondary that's getting
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Speaker 1: beat on scheme. It's a secondary that's not finishing right
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Speaker 1: now on a Hail Mary. The rules are pretty simple.
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Speaker 1: And they're the same everywhere. Get depth, get bodies in
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Speaker 1: front of the ball, have only one guy whose job
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Speaker 1: it is to go and swat it down, not catch it,
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Speaker 1: and everyone else tackles whatever comes down. Miami's not doing
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Speaker 1: the basics there consistently. Today, it was a missed tackle
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Speaker 1: opportunity on the cutback. Last week, it was letting a
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Speaker 1: 6'6 receiver get two hands on the ball. The other
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Speaker 1: one was letting a track star go up and make
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Speaker 1: the catch, and he got wiped out by a holdings.
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Speaker 1: I think you can get away with that against Pitt.
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Speaker 1: You can get away with that against Florida State. But
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Speaker 1: teams that beat the number one team in the country
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Speaker 1: are not usually better than the other team for all
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Speaker 1: 60 minutes. They're better than you for just a snap
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Speaker 1: or two. And right now, the most likely snap for
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Speaker 1: somebody to steal a game from Miami seems to be
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Speaker 1: the last one, whether it's the game, the play before
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Speaker 1: halftime or the one where the game's ending at the end.
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Speaker 1: I think that has to be cleaned up before Notre Dame.
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Speaker 1: And so that's quick. Takeaway three, the flags again. I
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Speaker 1: will look really quickly at the total penalties. Just 10
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Speaker 1: for 77. Just 10 for 77. Coming into today, Miami
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Speaker 1: was in the 120s in penalty yards per game. North
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Speaker 1: of 70 yards a game. And for a team that's
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Speaker 1: supposed to be the most complete roster in the sport,
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Speaker 1: that number is genuinely bizarre to me. And it showed
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Speaker 1: up in the worst spots today. Opening five, Miami's inside
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Speaker 1: the five. Mark Fletcher looks like he's in, a flag
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Speaker 1: wipes it off the board, and seven points becomes three.
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Speaker 1: In the second quarter, Lofton busts a 24-yarder to get
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Speaker 1: near midfield, and then a personal foul on Miami, a
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Speaker 1: blindside block that they also called holding on, kills that
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Speaker 1: Miami possession. That ends in a failed fourth down, and
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Speaker 1: Pitt goes right down and scores his first touchdown. That
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Speaker 1: whole sequence started with Miami hurting itself. People will remember
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Speaker 1: the failed fourth down, the upshot drop. But let me
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Speaker 1: tell you something. You just don't have a couple of
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Speaker 1: penalties on that big play earlier. None of that even happens.
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Speaker 1: Open the second half. Pitt gives them the ball at
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Speaker 1: the 50. And the first thing Miami does is take
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Speaker 1: a holding penalty. Now, their offense is good enough. They
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Speaker 1: scored anyway. That's what talent does. It covers for you.
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Speaker 1: But think about this game in a different way. Take
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Speaker 1: away the flags, and Miami likely clears 60 in this thing,
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Speaker 1: which is fine. Nobody cares that the score was only
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Speaker 1: 29 points, except you do care because you look at
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Speaker 1: what the flags have in common. They show up in
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Speaker 1: the red zone. They show right up after big plays.
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Speaker 1: They show up when the team is clearly feeling good
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Speaker 1: about itself. It's not an officiating problem, man. It's a
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Speaker 1: discipline problem. That's guys celebrating the last play instead of
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Speaker 1: lining up for the next one. Mario Cristobal said last
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Speaker 1: week where you're ranked from week to week is irrelevant.
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Speaker 1: He's right. But a penalty habit isn't just noise. It's
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Speaker 1: the one thing that will travel with you to every
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Speaker 1: road stadium in America. And Miami's about to go play
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Speaker 1: two of them back to back. So that needs to
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Speaker 1: be pulled together. Miami scored more than 50 points on
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Speaker 1: one of the best run defenses in the country. They
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Speaker 1: converted eight of 10 on third down and a half.
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Speaker 1: They got a first career touchdown from a freshman tight end.
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Speaker 1: They got multiple scores from a running back and one
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Speaker 1: of the best receivers in the country who broke a
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Speaker 1: school record. And there was a lot of really, really
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Speaker 1: good football today. And still the list of things that
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Speaker 1: could beat them is exactly the same as it was
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Speaker 1: a week ago. a flag at the wrong time, a
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Speaker 1: ball in the air at the end of a half,
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Speaker 1: a stretch where Tony isn't on the field and nobody
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Speaker 1: else wants to go out and play ball. The ball
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Speaker 1: in the air last week cost them nearly a chance
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Speaker 1: at a rivalry win. Today, none of it cost them
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Speaker 1: anything because Pitt couldn't do anything with it. But next Saturday,
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Speaker 1: it's Halloween in Chapel Hill. The Saturday after that, it's
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Speaker 1: Notre Dame on the road. At night, the kind of
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Speaker 1: game where nobody's grading you against Pitt. They're grading you
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Speaker 1: against the best version of yourself. I don't think Miami
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Speaker 1: has shown us that version for a full four quarters.
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Speaker 1: Which is either the most worrying thing about this team
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Speaker 1: or the scariest. There was a lot... of good today, Malachi, Tony,
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Speaker 1: Darian Mensah, this defense for the most part, really, really good.
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Speaker 1: The running backs, Mallory, I mentioned there was a ton
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Speaker 1: of good, and I'm not trying to nitpick the bad,
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Speaker 1: but in a game that you win by 29, you'd
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Speaker 1: like for some of those little things to become a
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Speaker 1: little bit sharper. I'd like to see the penalties cleaned up.
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Speaker 1: I'd like to see the secondary figure it out because
17:39
Speaker 1: there are times where it's just not good enough for
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Speaker 1: the defense. I'd like to see a little bit more pressure.
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Speaker 1: At the end of the day, Pitt threw for 334
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Speaker 1: passing yards against you with a backup quarterback. That ain't
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Speaker 1: good enough, man. And it was good enough to win
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Speaker 1: by a billion today. That's fine, but it's got to
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Speaker 1: get cleaned up if you want to go where you
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Speaker 1: want to go. Would love to know your thoughts. Would
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Speaker 1: Impressive win, no doubt. A lot of things, in my opinion,
18:20
Speaker 1: that need to be cleaned up. We will see you
18:22
Speaker 1: guys later this week on ACC Football Addiction. Take care.