And Then I'll Rise and Fight Again.

[Soapy]

September 28, 2019 - #BCUvMIA
Had Rock Stadium -- Miami, FL



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BCU - 3 / 3 / 0 / 0 // 6
MIA - 7 / 28 / 21 / 23 // 79
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Bethune Cookman is licking their wounds after a 79-6 Miami whipping.
Black Lives Matter.

Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
4:07 (BCU) 29 Yd FG
2:17 (MIA) L. Lingard, 15 Yd pass from J. Williams

Quarter 2
7:00 (MIA) J. Thomas, 23 Yd pass from J. Williams
5:27 (MIA) K. Osborn, 8 Yd pass from J. Williams
2:45 (MIA) J. Williams, 3 Yd run
0:53 (BCU) 34 Yd FG
0:24 (MIA) J. Thomas, 26 Yd pass from J. Williams

Quarter 3
5:42 (MIA) J. Williams, 5 Yd run
4:54 (MIA) M. Harley, 37 Yd run
3:39 (MIA) M. Harley, 39 Yd pass from J. Williams

Quarter 4
7:57 (MIA) M. Pope, 3 Yd run
4:20 (MIA) Team Safety
2:19 (MIA) T. Martell, 26 Yd pass from N. Perry
0:15 (MIA) T. Martell, 23 Yd run

Player Stats
Miami Hurricanes (2-1, 0-0)
Jarren Williams, QB: 20 of 28, 318 yards, 5 TD, INT, 4 carries, 19 yards, 2 TD
N'Kosi Perry, QB: 8 of 15, 161 yards, TD
Cam'ron Harris, HB: 5 carries, 27 yards
Deejay Dallas, HB: 4 carries, 30 yards
Mike Harley, WR: 6 receptions, 157 yards, TD
Tate Martell, WR: 4 receptions, 86 yards, TD
Jeff Thomas, WR: 4 receptions, 75 yars, 2 TD
K.J. Osborn, WR: 3 receptions, 53 yards, TD
Mark Pope, WR: 2 receptions, 47 yards
Amari Carter, DB: 8 tackles, INT
Gurvan Hall Jr, DB: 3 tackles, INT

[Soapy]

Week 3 Top Stories
1. Tallahassee is celebrating a sweet victory over ACC rival No. 19 Syracuse
2. Texas is in shock after the devastating loss to USC.
3. #21 USC set to do battle with No. 18 Washington State in a Pac-12 showdown.
4. #13 TAMU concentrates on the SEC opener and No. 2 Alabama.
5. Notre Dame edges Vanderbilt.
6. Sooners win their conference opener against Iowa State.

NCAA Players of the Week
HB Brian Herrien, Georgia: 42 carries, 218 yards, 4 touchdowns.
CB Deommodore Lenoir, Oregon: 3 interceptions.

[Soapy]

[Soapy]

September 21, 2019 - #CMUvMIA
Had Rock Stadium -- Miami, FL



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CMU - 7 / 0 / 3 / 0 // 10
MIA - 0 / 14 / 21 / 21 // 56
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Miami takes Central Michigan to school 56-10
Whatever head coach Manny Diaz and offensive coordinator Dan Enos are telling the players during half-time, they better consider moving that speech up to before the game as ACC play now begins.

Miami bounced back from a sluggish first-half to put up 56 points in the 56-10 win over Central Michigan on Saturday. The Hurricanes were shutout in the first quarter and most of the first half, scoring two touchdowns in the last four minutes of the game.

Miami would go on to score 42 points in the second half. They had a similar outburst in the second half against FIU after being once again shutout in the first quarter.

It was a homecoming of sorts for Enos, who took the head coaching job at Central Michigan in 2010. Enos's teams struggled in his first two seasons at CMU. Enos produced back-to-back 3-9 seasons in 2010 and 2011. After three more seasons, he resigned to take the offensive coordinator position at Arkansas

Enos' offense was on full display with Jarren Williams throwing for three touchdowns and Deejay Dallas punching one in as well. They got plenty of help from the special teams, most notably Jeff Thomas. Thomas returned nine punts for 334 yards, averaging over 37 yards per punt returns, and returned two of them for touchdowns.

Enos' secret weapon for the night was Tate Martell. The quarterback-turned-receiver rushed for two touchdowns from the goal-line as a wildcat quarterback.

Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
0:14 (CMU) L. Nichols, 7 Yd pass from T. Lazzaro

Quarter 2
4:55 (MIA) D. Dallas, 5 Yd run
0:25 (MIA) T. Martell, 1 Yd run

Quarter 3
4:36 (MIA) L. Lingard, 3 Yd pass from J. Williams
3:30 (MIA) J. Thomas, returned punt 69 Yds
1:15 (CMU) R. Tice, 24 Yd FG
0:48 (MIA) D. Dallas, 30 Yd pass from J. Williams

Quarter 4
6:54 (MIA) B. Jordan, 10 Yd pass from J. Williams
3:19 (MIA) T. Martell, 2 Yd run
2:15 (MIA) J. Thomas, returned punt 77 Yds


Player Stats
Miami Hurricanes (3-1, 0-0)
Jarren Williams, QB: 22 of 27, 210 yards, 3 TD, INT, 6 carries, 33 yards.
Deejay Dallas, HB: 13 carries, 85 yards, TD
Cam'ron Harris, HB: 5 carries, 56 yards.
Jeff Thomas, WR: 5 receptions, 43 yards
Brevin Jordan, TE: 5 receptions, 38 yards
Tate Martell, WR: 3 receptions, 24 yards, 3 carries, 2 TD
Amari Carter, DB: 8 tackles
Shaq Quarterman, LB: 7 tackles, sack
Romeo Finley, DB: 4 tackles, sack
Jonathan Garvin, DE: 4 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, 2 sacks.

Central Michigan Chippawas (0-4, 0-1)
Tommy Lazzaro, QB: 16 of 33, 87 yards, TD
Romello Ross, HB: 15 carries, 109 yards
Brandon Childress, WR: 6 receptions, 55 yards
Brandon Brown, DB: 7 tackles
Andrew Ward, OLB: 4 tackles
Michael Oliver, LB: 2 tackles, INT

[Soapy]

Week 4 Top Stories
1. A visit to Winston-Salem knocks the #6 Fighting Irish back to earth.
2. In the top 25, USC walks away with a conference victory vs. Washington State.
3. #10 Michigan couldn't keep the opportunistic Cornhuskers from the upset.
4. #5 Ohio State is embarassed at home to Tulane 24-10. "Justin Fields is a fraudulent, stat-padding bitch" -- Baze
5. Cardinal win their conference game 41-38 over Oregon.
6. Washington State and Utah prepare for war.
7. Clemson takes care of Georgia Tech in conference opener.
8. The Huskies put away Pac-12 rival Arizona State in overtime thriller.

Week 5 Notable Games
Baylor (3-1, 10) at #4 Oklahoma (4-0, 1-0)
#13 Ohio State (2-1, 1-0) at Penn State (2-2, 0-1)
Ole Miss (3-1, 0-1) at #7 LSU (2-1, 0-1)
#11 Utah (2-1, 0-1) at #23 Washington State (3-1, 0-1)
BYU (3-1, 0-0) at #6 Washington (4-0, 2-0)

Top 25
1. Clemson, 4-0
2. Alabama, 4-0
3. Georgia, 4-0
4. Oklahoma, 4-0
5. Florida, 4-0
6. Washington, 4-0
7. LSU, 2-1
8. Michigan State, 3-0
9. Oregon, 3-1
10. Stanford, 4-0
11. Utah, 2-1
12. Auburn, 3-1
13. Ohio State, 2-1
14. Texas A&M, 2-2
15. Michigan, 2-2
16. USC, 3-1
17. Notre Dame, 3-1
18. Florida State
19. Nebraska, 3-1
20. Wisconsin, 3-1
21. Iowa, 3-1
22. Pittsburgh, 4-0
23. Washington State, 3-1
24. Missouri, 3-1
25. Texas, 2-2

NCAA Players of the Week
D'Eriq King (QB, Houston): 18 of 31, 370 yards, 18 carries, 86 yards, 5 total touchdowns.
Gabe McCoy (OLB, UNLV): 9 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, forced fumble, fumble recovery.

ACC Players of the Week
Trevor Lawrence (QB, Clemson): 21 of 31, 396 yards, 4 touchdowns.
Ifeatu Melifonwu (CB, Syracuse): 6 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, forced fumble.

[Captain Canada]

Tathan getting some playing time, but he needs to start slinging that thing.

[KimJongBaze]

that offensive line getting bodied in conference play lmfao

[Soapy]

The Work by Soap McDope ‣ 247Sports
September 22, 2019

‣ Jonathan Garvin sidelined with torn pectoral

Miami junior defensive end Jonathan Garvin is expected to miss the next two to four weeks with a torn pectoral muscle. Garvin suffered the injury in the second quarter against Central Michigan.

Garvin, Miami's top pass rusher heading into the season, has nine tackles on the year along with three sacks.

Gregory Rousseau, who replaced Garvin during the game, had a pass deflection against Central Michigan. Rousseau will likely rotate along with Trevon Hill, the Virginia Tech transfer. Hill has four tackles and three sacks on the year.

Miami is hopeful they'll have Garvin back for the Boston College game in four weeks.

‣ Miami closing in on ESPN150 top quarterback, Tyrone Williams

In a recent interview, five-star quarterback Tyrone Williams out of Centreville, Virginia said that Miami currently sits atop his top five.

The 2020 quarterback, who is the number one ranked quarterback in the country, also had Clemson, Texas A&M, Baylor and UCLA on his list. Williams, listed at six-foot-one and 189 pounds, also said he does not intent to enroll early. This likely means that Miami will have to secure his commitment and letter of intent until after the calendar year.

Miami currently has a soft verbal commitment from three-star quarterback David Ferguson out of Roselle, IL while two Florida quarterbacks in Jonathan Bennett and Jarrod Holt also have Miami in their top three.

Another five-star Miami is closing in on is running back Brett Sharp out of White Oak, Ohio. Miami is in his top five as well along with Notre Dame, Alabama, Auburn and Georgia. The number-two ranked running back in the country turned heads at Miami's Paradise Camp in the spring, running a laser 4.30-forty.

He's yet to schedule an official visit to any school.

[Soapy]

Tathan getting some playing time, but he needs to start slinging that thing.

No he doesn't lmao boy can't throw

that offensive line getting bodied in conference play lmfao

i highkey dont event want to make it to the ACCCG and play Clemson.

[Soapy]