Is it time to take Ward out, or does CMC make an in-state statement and keep the boot on the back of their neck?
I will be honest… I am torn,
I don’t want to see Ward hurt of course, but I’d love to just keep the foot on the gas.
We are going conservative and he just got sacked. He should be out.
Yeah, if we are going conservative just sit him.
Gotta love that we’re still going for the touchdown. I hate that Ward is still in though.
That was as satisfying as when we beat the brakes off of Notre Dame under Richt.
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Indeed
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I don’t remember being called for any penalties. Did we get called for one>
We got one PI in the first half. I can’t remember any others.
Can you imagine a game without a false start? Madness…
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What made this even more surprising/impressive was where it happened. That’s a crazy, loud, hostile environment and the I line handled its business. Kudos to the players and the coaches who prepared them.
I’m sure the Soffer was loud with Gator fan noise the past few weeks.
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The media bias is crazy. Via ESPN this morning.
At Miami, there is real hope the Hurricanes can make the playoff, and all it took was enough NIL to bankrupt LifeWallet and possibly some sort of “Eternam Sunshine” treatment to erase memories of the past 20 years.
Or at least it was until we showed up yesterday. 
That’s crazy indeed!
Did you see what Ward said about the noise?
“Advice to the fans: If you’re going to be loud, you have to be loud when we’re huddling,” Ward told reporters. “You can’t just be loud once we break the huddle. By that time, it’s no point. We hear the play and we’ve communicated already.”
“I played at USC. USC wasn’t packed, but it was louder than this,” he continued. “I played at Oregon and it was louder than this. The Pac-12 gets misspoken for. The Pac-12, that’s where I believe real football is played. … Washington was one of the loudest environments I’ve played (in).”
Wow somebody’s sore about that UF game…
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There was one PI where the DB for Miami did not even touch the receiver. Palmer went silent on that terrible call.