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LANCE LEGGETT Q&A
Q: How hard is it to build continuity without knowing a starting quarterback?
Leggett: We feel we can start with Kyle (Wright) or Kirby (Freeman). They're doing real well. They're more mature now.
Q: How are their styles different?
Leggett: There's really no difference right now. Kirby's more of a scrambler, but other than that they're the same right now.
Q: What's your mindset right now - how confident or relaxed are you?
Leggett: Right now I feel good. I worked out real hard this summer to put some weigh on. I feel like a man now. I feel more maturity.
Q: What do you think about no names being on the backs of the jerseys?
Leggett: I don't mind at all. We have to go out and play as a team. You don't worry about the name.
Q: What Randy Shannon rules have you broken?
Leggett: Nothing. I don't wear hats (which aren't allowed to be worn in the coaches' offices). And the cell phone, everyone knows about the cell hones (not to bring them into the coaches' offices).
KENNY PHILLIPS Q&A
Q: As a guy that grew up here, do you worry about UM not playing in the OB in the future?
Phillips: Right now we don't care where we play. We just want to get on the field.
Q: Miami not being ranked in the opening Coaches' poll - is that fair?
Phillips: I guess you could say it's fair because of what we showed last year. But this is a new season, a new beginning. After a few games I believe we'll be right back at the top.
Q: Are players staying in more because of the new rules?
Phillips: A lot has chagend. As athletes we're targets. So we're trying to stay safe.
Q: How did what happened to Bryan Pata change you.
Phillips: We don't go out to clubs as much as we used to. If we do get together it's at someone's home where it's safe.
* Thirty-five minutes into UM's third practice of the fall the lightning sensors went off and the team was forced inside. An hour-and-a-half later the team returned to the field to finish up practice.
"It was okay we started, got a little break, came back out real hard, intense, straight into drills," cornerback Randy Phillips said.
Phillips added that "Practice got real physical today. The offense did some things; the defense got better."
OL Derrick Morse said the line "had a lot of mental errors, penalties that killed us. We have to correct those and do better tomorrow."
H-back Chris Zellner added of today's drills that "We made some mental mistakes, but we practiced hard. We had a pretty good practice."
* DT Teraz McCray ended drills with the injured players after pulling a leg muscle. Before the injury he worked with the first team alongside Josh Holmes.
"Josh is coming along, is going to be pretty good," McCray said.
DL coach Clint Hurtt said of the defensive tackle rotation that McCray and Holmes are working primarily with the ones and "We're mixing in Dwayne Hendricks also a little bit.
"We've still got a competition going on. There's nothing set yet, but those are the guys that are taking the majority of the ones," Hurtt said. "We'll find out who the best two are, that still has to be worked out."
Hurtt pointed to Luqman Abdallah as making the biggest strides of the tackles from a year ago.
"He's improved dramatically," Hurtt said. "That's encouraging."
Antonio Dixon, who had been a first-teamer in the spring, is now working with the third team.
"The thing is we have policies, rules that coach (Randy) Shannon has implemented," Hurtt said. "We are always going to follow those policies and guidelines it'll help us be a better football team. Right now it's not so much of a demotion as `Make sure you do all the little things right.'"
Hurtt added, "Dixon's doing alright he has to keep running and keeping that weight down. He's 320 right now. He has to keep pushing and grinding."
At defensive end, Hurtt said he's pleased with the play of five players.
"I look at it, all five of our defensive ends can play on Saturday and get the job done," Hurtt said. "You have Eric Moncur, Calais Campbell, Courtney Harris, Vegas Franklin and Steven Wesley. I really believe all five of them can go play football. I have a lot of confidence in all those kids."
* WR Darnell Jenkins scored two touchdowns in red zone 11-on-11 work going against the second team, and he came up a yard short of another touchdown against the ones. WR Lance Leggett also had a long reception and scored in today's practice.
Defensive highlights: CB Chavez Grant had an interception at the end of two-minute work on a Hail Mary pass, and Demarcus VanDyke broke up a couple of passes.
* Tight ends coach/special teams coordinator Joe Pannunzio says he plans on rotating all four of his tight ends in and out of games H-backs Chris Zellner and Dedrick Epps and tight ends Dajleon Farr and Richard Gordon.
"With the four guys that we have, each of those guys kind of brings a different deal to the table," Pannunzio said. "I think together, collectively, we can make it work pretty effectively."
In special teams, Pannunzio said Matt Bosher and Daren Daly are both still in open competition at punter and kicker.
Walkon Francesco Zampogna is also competing at kicker and David Strimple at punter.
"Right now there's a shot that Bosher could do all of that," Pannunzio said. "That's a lot for a redshirt freshman to have on him to be the placekicker, punter and kickoff guy."
* Freshmen Demarcus VanDyke, Graig Cooper and Lee Chambers are all getting looks as returners.
VanDyke tested as the team's fastest freshman.
* WR Leonard Hankerson remains out while he awaits word from the NCAA Clearinghouse. As previously reported by CaneSport.com, it's expected he will be cleared before the first day of practice.
* In coming out drills the first team offense had Kirby Freeman at QB with the line, from left to right, Jason Fox, Orlando Franklin, AJ Trump, Derrick Morse and Chris Rutledge. The first team receivers were Lance Leggett and Sam Shields, and tailbacks Graig Cooper and Javarris James split reps.
* The first team defensive line today was ends Calais Campbell and Eric Moncur along with tackles Teraz McCray and Josh Holmes. The first team linebackers were Colin McCarthy, Eric Houston (with Darryl Sharpton banged up and sitting out) and Glenn Cook. Allen Bailey was the second team middle linebacker behind Houston today. The first team safeties were Kenny Phillips and Lovon Ponder, and the cornerbacks were Carlos Armour and Randy Phillips.
* C John Rochford is working with the second team.
Last year he was an afterthought on the depth chart, working in only as a long snapper.
"The coaches we brought in have done a lot for my game," Rochford said. "They gave me an opportunity to step up, and I stepped up and played well. I had a really good summer, worked out hard, put some weight on. It's my fifth year, and I want to do anything I can do to help contribute to the team.
"I feel I have just as good a chance to start as (A.J. Trump) does. We're competing for that job, and the best guy's going to be out there."
For his part, Trump says he's trying to work the rust off.
He missed the spring due to injury.
"I've been out of it for a little while, and I've got a whole lot of work to do to be where I need to be," Trump said. "We're making some plays (as a line), we're doing pretty well."
While the first team offensive line depth chart has stayed the same the first three practices, Trump said, "I don't think anyone on the offensive line feels safe in their positions right now. We're all competing. There are guys showing flashes of greatness every day. That guy who can consistently play his best ball is the guy that's going to play. It's about finding the best five guys."
* WR Kayne Farquharson is getting some work with the second team.
"Right now I'm working with the twos and everything's going well," Farquharson said. "It's a dream come true. I finally got here, and everything's going well.
"I'm learning the offense slowly but surely."
Has it been harder than he thought it would be to transition to UM from junior college?
"No, it's pretty much the same," Farquharson said. "Football is football. It all depends on the approach you take toward it. If you get in a slump and get down on yourself, you're not a confident person. I like me over everybody, so with the help of my teammates everything's going well."
* First team TE Dajleon Farr says he's ready to fill Greg Olsen's shoes.
But Farr hasn't caught many balls in his UM career, and he was used mostly as a blocker in high school.
Asked if he feels ready to step in for Olsen, Farr said, "You've got to be ready. I mean, do I even have a choice? I don't think so. It comes with a part of just playing. It's not about catching a lot of balls, it's just about playing and when your number's called answering."
Asked if he feels Farr is ready to take on a big load of the passing game, Pannunzio said, "Yes. He's a big guy, should be a dominating blocker when he gets it down. He's become a much better route runner. This spring he was probably our most effective pass catcher."
* QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Here's the thing I tell them we're Benjamin Franklin's around here. We aren't George Washington's. When we leave here we aren't making George Washington's. We're making Ben Franklin's."
- Pannunzio, on why TE recruits want to come to Miami
Richard Gordon's prep school coach at Milford (NY) Academy, Bill Chaplick, learned something quickly about the 6-foot-4, 260-pounder: He can run.
One day Chaplick had Gordon lined up to help block on a kickoff return. The ball was squibbed, Gordon ran back, picked it up and sprinted for a touchdown.
He had kickoff returns of 89 and 99 yards two years ago at Milford.
"He looks like a house coming at you," Chaplick said.
Now that house will get a look at returning kicks for Miami.
Gordon is curently listed as one of the return men that will be given a chance to show he can get the job done in games this season.
"We'll give him a chance," special teams coordinator/tight ends coach Joe Pannunzio said. "We'll see what happens."
Gordon will be tough to take down at his weight and with 4.51-second speed in the 40-yard dash.
He is a physical freak with a 34.5-inch vertical.
"I think I'll return (kicks in games this season)," Gordon said.
Gordon won't remind many of Devin Hester with his size.
But he's big enough to run over little guys and fast enough to outrun bigger players.
And he has a special running style.
"I run on my tippy toes," he said.
Asked about Gordon possibly emerging as a threat at returner, coach Randy Shannon said the team has made no determination on starting return men.
"Whoever gives us the best opportunity to win we'll use," Shannon said.
Pannunzio listed several other players he sees as potentially dangerous returners, including Ryan Hill, Darnell Jenkins, Demarcus VanDyke, Kayne Farquharson, Lee Chambers, Bruce Johnson, Chavez Grant and Graig Cooper.
* Gordon is currently working as the second team tight end behind Dajleon Farr. He's still working to get comfortable with all the offensive plays after moving from defensive line this summer.
Farr says of Gordon's progress that "He's doing real well. He had a big catch today at the end of practice, got a lot of yards. He's coming along well."
Pannunzio adds of Gordon that, "He's got freakish ability. He has great hands, is a guy that is inexperienced and needs some experience. I'm glad he's back at (tight end from defensive line)."
LANCE LEGGETT Q&A
Q: How hard is it to build continuity without knowing a starting quarterback?
Leggett: We feel we can start with Kyle (Wright) or Kirby (Freeman). They're doing real well. They're more mature now.
Q: How are their styles different?
Leggett: There's really no difference right now. Kirby's more of a scrambler, but other than that they're the same right now.
Q: What's your mindset right now - how confident or relaxed are you?
Leggett: Right now I feel good. I worked out real hard this summer to put some weigh on. I feel like a man now. I feel more maturity.
Q: What do you think about no names being on the backs of the jerseys?
Leggett: I don't mind at all. We have to go out and play as a team. You don't worry about the name.
Q: What Randy Shannon rules have you broken?
Leggett: Nothing. I don't wear hats (which aren't allowed to be worn in the coaches' offices). And the cell phone, everyone knows about the cell hones (not to bring them into the coaches' offices).
KENNY PHILLIPS Q&A
Q: As a guy that grew up here, do you worry about UM not playing in the OB in the future?
Phillips: Right now we don't care where we play. We just want to get on the field.
Q: Miami not being ranked in the opening Coaches' poll - is that fair?
Phillips: I guess you could say it's fair because of what we showed last year. But this is a new season, a new beginning. After a few games I believe we'll be right back at the top.
Q: Are players staying in more because of the new rules?
Phillips: A lot has chagend. As athletes we're targets. So we're trying to stay safe.
Q: How did what happened to Bryan Pata change you.
Phillips: We don't go out to clubs as much as we used to. If we do get together it's at someone's home where it's safe.
* Thirty-five minutes into UM's third practice of the fall the lightning sensors went off and the team was forced inside. An hour-and-a-half later the team returned to the field to finish up practice.
"It was okay we started, got a little break, came back out real hard, intense, straight into drills," cornerback Randy Phillips said.
Phillips added that "Practice got real physical today. The offense did some things; the defense got better."
OL Derrick Morse said the line "had a lot of mental errors, penalties that killed us. We have to correct those and do better tomorrow."
H-back Chris Zellner added of today's drills that "We made some mental mistakes, but we practiced hard. We had a pretty good practice."
* DT Teraz McCray ended drills with the injured players after pulling a leg muscle. Before the injury he worked with the first team alongside Josh Holmes.
"Josh is coming along, is going to be pretty good," McCray said.
DL coach Clint Hurtt said of the defensive tackle rotation that McCray and Holmes are working primarily with the ones and "We're mixing in Dwayne Hendricks also a little bit.
"We've still got a competition going on. There's nothing set yet, but those are the guys that are taking the majority of the ones," Hurtt said. "We'll find out who the best two are, that still has to be worked out."
Hurtt pointed to Luqman Abdallah as making the biggest strides of the tackles from a year ago.
"He's improved dramatically," Hurtt said. "That's encouraging."
Antonio Dixon, who had been a first-teamer in the spring, is now working with the third team.
"The thing is we have policies, rules that coach (Randy) Shannon has implemented," Hurtt said. "We are always going to follow those policies and guidelines it'll help us be a better football team. Right now it's not so much of a demotion as `Make sure you do all the little things right.'"
Hurtt added, "Dixon's doing alright he has to keep running and keeping that weight down. He's 320 right now. He has to keep pushing and grinding."
At defensive end, Hurtt said he's pleased with the play of five players.
"I look at it, all five of our defensive ends can play on Saturday and get the job done," Hurtt said. "You have Eric Moncur, Calais Campbell, Courtney Harris, Vegas Franklin and Steven Wesley. I really believe all five of them can go play football. I have a lot of confidence in all those kids."
* WR Darnell Jenkins scored two touchdowns in red zone 11-on-11 work going against the second team, and he came up a yard short of another touchdown against the ones. WR Lance Leggett also had a long reception and scored in today's practice.
Defensive highlights: CB Chavez Grant had an interception at the end of two-minute work on a Hail Mary pass, and Demarcus VanDyke broke up a couple of passes.
* Tight ends coach/special teams coordinator Joe Pannunzio says he plans on rotating all four of his tight ends in and out of games H-backs Chris Zellner and Dedrick Epps and tight ends Dajleon Farr and Richard Gordon.
"With the four guys that we have, each of those guys kind of brings a different deal to the table," Pannunzio said. "I think together, collectively, we can make it work pretty effectively."
In special teams, Pannunzio said Matt Bosher and Daren Daly are both still in open competition at punter and kicker.
Walkon Francesco Zampogna is also competing at kicker and David Strimple at punter.
"Right now there's a shot that Bosher could do all of that," Pannunzio said. "That's a lot for a redshirt freshman to have on him to be the placekicker, punter and kickoff guy."
* Freshmen Demarcus VanDyke, Graig Cooper and Lee Chambers are all getting looks as returners.
VanDyke tested as the team's fastest freshman.
* WR Leonard Hankerson remains out while he awaits word from the NCAA Clearinghouse. As previously reported by CaneSport.com, it's expected he will be cleared before the first day of practice.
* In coming out drills the first team offense had Kirby Freeman at QB with the line, from left to right, Jason Fox, Orlando Franklin, AJ Trump, Derrick Morse and Chris Rutledge. The first team receivers were Lance Leggett and Sam Shields, and tailbacks Graig Cooper and Javarris James split reps.
* The first team defensive line today was ends Calais Campbell and Eric Moncur along with tackles Teraz McCray and Josh Holmes. The first team linebackers were Colin McCarthy, Eric Houston (with Darryl Sharpton banged up and sitting out) and Glenn Cook. Allen Bailey was the second team middle linebacker behind Houston today. The first team safeties were Kenny Phillips and Lovon Ponder, and the cornerbacks were Carlos Armour and Randy Phillips.
* C John Rochford is working with the second team.
Last year he was an afterthought on the depth chart, working in only as a long snapper.
"The coaches we brought in have done a lot for my game," Rochford said. "They gave me an opportunity to step up, and I stepped up and played well. I had a really good summer, worked out hard, put some weight on. It's my fifth year, and I want to do anything I can do to help contribute to the team.
"I feel I have just as good a chance to start as (A.J. Trump) does. We're competing for that job, and the best guy's going to be out there."
For his part, Trump says he's trying to work the rust off.
He missed the spring due to injury.
"I've been out of it for a little while, and I've got a whole lot of work to do to be where I need to be," Trump said. "We're making some plays (as a line), we're doing pretty well."
While the first team offensive line depth chart has stayed the same the first three practices, Trump said, "I don't think anyone on the offensive line feels safe in their positions right now. We're all competing. There are guys showing flashes of greatness every day. That guy who can consistently play his best ball is the guy that's going to play. It's about finding the best five guys."
* WR Kayne Farquharson is getting some work with the second team.
"Right now I'm working with the twos and everything's going well," Farquharson said. "It's a dream come true. I finally got here, and everything's going well.
"I'm learning the offense slowly but surely."
Has it been harder than he thought it would be to transition to UM from junior college?
"No, it's pretty much the same," Farquharson said. "Football is football. It all depends on the approach you take toward it. If you get in a slump and get down on yourself, you're not a confident person. I like me over everybody, so with the help of my teammates everything's going well."
* First team TE Dajleon Farr says he's ready to fill Greg Olsen's shoes.
But Farr hasn't caught many balls in his UM career, and he was used mostly as a blocker in high school.
Asked if he feels ready to step in for Olsen, Farr said, "You've got to be ready. I mean, do I even have a choice? I don't think so. It comes with a part of just playing. It's not about catching a lot of balls, it's just about playing and when your number's called answering."
Asked if he feels Farr is ready to take on a big load of the passing game, Pannunzio said, "Yes. He's a big guy, should be a dominating blocker when he gets it down. He's become a much better route runner. This spring he was probably our most effective pass catcher."
* QUOTE OF THE DAY
"Here's the thing I tell them we're Benjamin Franklin's around here. We aren't George Washington's. When we leave here we aren't making George Washington's. We're making Ben Franklin's."
- Pannunzio, on why TE recruits want to come to Miami
Richard Gordon's prep school coach at Milford (NY) Academy, Bill Chaplick, learned something quickly about the 6-foot-4, 260-pounder: He can run.
One day Chaplick had Gordon lined up to help block on a kickoff return. The ball was squibbed, Gordon ran back, picked it up and sprinted for a touchdown.
He had kickoff returns of 89 and 99 yards two years ago at Milford.
"He looks like a house coming at you," Chaplick said.
Now that house will get a look at returning kicks for Miami.
Gordon is curently listed as one of the return men that will be given a chance to show he can get the job done in games this season.
"We'll give him a chance," special teams coordinator/tight ends coach Joe Pannunzio said. "We'll see what happens."
Gordon will be tough to take down at his weight and with 4.51-second speed in the 40-yard dash.
He is a physical freak with a 34.5-inch vertical.
"I think I'll return (kicks in games this season)," Gordon said.
Gordon won't remind many of Devin Hester with his size.
But he's big enough to run over little guys and fast enough to outrun bigger players.
And he has a special running style.
"I run on my tippy toes," he said.
Asked about Gordon possibly emerging as a threat at returner, coach Randy Shannon said the team has made no determination on starting return men.
"Whoever gives us the best opportunity to win we'll use," Shannon said.
Pannunzio listed several other players he sees as potentially dangerous returners, including Ryan Hill, Darnell Jenkins, Demarcus VanDyke, Kayne Farquharson, Lee Chambers, Bruce Johnson, Chavez Grant and Graig Cooper.
* Gordon is currently working as the second team tight end behind Dajleon Farr. He's still working to get comfortable with all the offensive plays after moving from defensive line this summer.
Farr says of Gordon's progress that "He's doing real well. He had a big catch today at the end of practice, got a lot of yards. He's coming along well."
Pannunzio adds of Gordon that, "He's got freakish ability. He has great hands, is a guy that is inexperienced and needs some experience. I'm glad he's back at (tight end from defensive line)."
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they competing for emerald bowls this year.
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Mayne, if Duke beats ND. It's gonna be a problem in South Bend. Well Thad Lewis looks like he could be a problem for teams that sleep on Dook.
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Real Talk, GTech is probably the WORST type of squad for an untested ND team to face in the opening game. They are satisfied playing a close game, which will work in their advantage, they have more experience. They are gonna keep ND's offense off the field, and when they are on the field, GT is experienced and they gonna blitz the crap outta whoever is the QB. Bennett has decent enough of an arm that he's test that porous ND secondary.
Real Talk, GTech is probably the WORST type of squad for an untested ND team to face in the opening game. They are satisfied playing a close game, which will work in their advantage, they have more experience. They are gonna keep ND's offense off the field, and when they are on the field, GT is experienced and they gonna blitz the crap outta whoever is the QB. Bennett has decent enough of an arm that he's test that porous ND secondary.
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Seriously tho...
Sep. 1 Georgia Tech 2:30pm L
Sep. 8 at Penn State 5:00pm L
Sep. 15 at Michigan 2:30pm L
Sep. 22 Michigan State 2:30pm Toss up
Sep. 29 at Purdue TBA W
Oct. 6 at UCLA 7:00pm L
Oct. 13 Boston College 2:30pm L
Oct. 20 Southern Cal 2:30pm L
Nov. 3 Navy 1:30pm W
Nov. 10 Air Force 1:30pm W
Nov. 17 Duke 1:30pm W
Nov. 24 at Stanford TBA W
Thats maybe 5 wins if you are lucky.
Sep. 1 Georgia Tech 2:30pm L
Sep. 8 at Penn State 5:00pm L
Sep. 15 at Michigan 2:30pm L
Sep. 22 Michigan State 2:30pm Toss up
Sep. 29 at Purdue TBA W
Oct. 6 at UCLA 7:00pm L
Oct. 13 Boston College 2:30pm L
Oct. 20 Southern Cal 2:30pm L
Nov. 3 Navy 1:30pm W
Nov. 10 Air Force 1:30pm W
Nov. 17 Duke 1:30pm W
Nov. 24 at Stanford TBA W
Thats maybe 5 wins if you are lucky.
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thanks wizard, i don't see them losing to penn state. if we get lucky and start off at 2-1, we're in good shape, we don't lose to BC @ home, UCLA will be close, but we can beat them, they usually just play tough in the pac 10, and for some reason i think we squeak by GT. Obviously everything has to go perfectly but 10-2 or 9-3 is realistic. It all depends on what this young defense does, our offense will be solid and we'll be able to put points on the board. But a couple of plays really could make or break the season.
I remember the days when you could walk into J.C. Penny's and pick up Jay's. Man I wish those days were still around.
I remember the days when you could walk into J.C. Penny's and pick up Jay's. Man I wish those days were still around.
