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Too early to worry ab this with all the transfers these days. FPI still has us 9th fwiw.

It’s also possible Miami’s ends are a uniquely bad match up, as both Bain and Mesidor are 280lbs, which is rare even among top teams. Knapp and Wagner should perform better against lighter / twitchier guys than these two. For comparison - A&M’s top edge rushers are much smaller: - TJ Searcy...

FYI - UTSA’s RBs ran for 215 yards and 6.9ypc on A&M. A&M also only recorded 1 sack. They did lose a ton to the NFL, not totally unexpected for them to take a step back.

Just so bad by Wagner. Prescod is at least green.

Everything else feels pretty fixable outside of Knapp and Wagner. They just aren’t going to hold up against high end DEs, and we obviously aren’t going to make changes at tackle considering their level of experience mid-season.

Amazing how he was able to recover from a broken collarbone in one drive. What a warrior.

Somewhat shocking stat: ND’s RBs averaged 4.9 ypc while Miami’s averaged 3.7

The front 7 allowed 3.5 ypc against potentially the best OL in the country. I’m not gonna shit on them For that performance despite the rough start. That being said… Hinish can not see the field in big games outside of obvious passing downs.

I don’t see how Knapp / Wagner can hold up against top teams, they are both undersized for the position. Bain is a uniquely big DE but still they were getting just abused.

Wagner is still too small to hold his own against the best of the best, much like Knapp.

Unreal

What is forward progress

All Denbrock

They are due for a turnover boys

Nice toss with pressure CJ!

I wonder if Knapp said he would transfer if he wasn’t left tackle, because it’s very obvious that isn’t his future NFL position.

Rubio, Dawson, and Onye are holding up ok I think. Hinish got rolled over multiple times on the first possession of the second half. He can’t be out there except third and long.

Life?

Just a disaster

I have a tough time blaming Shuler for that TD. One of the best catches I’ve ever seen by a college player.