Miami football is looking for a turnaround. Where can they find a model for success? Maybe, Gene Frenette writes, from an in-state rival.
FSU’s 45-3 beatdown of the ‘Canes on Saturday night at Hard Rock Café Stadium was a colossal embarrassment for a five-time national championship program. On top of previous home losses by 24 points to Duke and 14 points to Middle Tennessee State, it confirmed how extensive the rebuilding job Cristobal has at his alma mater.
That’s a pretty big indictment, and speaks to the length of time UM fans might have to wait to recover from this rock-bottom moment. But seeing the rebuilding job Norvell has done in Tallahassee should serve as some kind of blueprint for the ‘Canes. It’ll be interesting to see how long it takes Cristobal to bring back the U, or if he can do it at all. is having the best season of his career. His team-leading five sacks is impressive when you consider the team’s longest tenured defensive player has been on the field for just 223 of 606 snaps , which equates to one sack every 44.6 plays.
The Jaguars signed Smoot to a two-year, $10 million contract extension just before free agency began in March, 2021.
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