The Miami Hurricanes can win it all because of Cam Ward

In this video, I'll review my first impressions of the team over the first two weeks.

SKIP TO 05:47 if you’re just here for Cam Ward

Just briefly, Against FAMU we saw a shell of the team we saw from UF. Mario made a point to play a bunch of young guys against FAMU. Even had Markel Bell protecting Ward's blindside. Also Baron even further solidified himself as one of the best pass rushers in the country.

Miami only had two penalties against UF in week one, a stark difference to week 2 where they saw several young and new players commit penalties. Even still, Miami dominated with a bulk of their starters sitting out.

In the video:

Cam Ward's game-changing approach to football. You've heard of highlight reels, but what about the 'routine play' reel?

In this video, we explore:

• Impressions of the team against UF

• Why we haven’t missed Bain

• Riley Williams blocking

• Ward's post-game wisdom: "Routine plays win games"

• The art of 'min-maxing' in football - it's not just for gamers!

• How precise ball placement turns 2-yard losses into game-changing gains

• Why Ward's leadership is the ultimate team performance enhancer


Don't just watch football - understand the winning mindset behind every snap. Hit play and level up your football IQ!"

⏰ Time Stamps

0:00 Miami/UF game
01:15 Tyler Baron & Elijah Alston
02:40 Akheem Mesidor
03:11 Linebackers
03:38 Riley Williams
04:16 UF’s defensive personnel/Miami Run game
04:59 Miami Tight Ends
05:20 Jacolby George
05:43 Sam Brown
05:47 Cam Ward
07:43 Cam Maximizes the mundane
09:29 The best QB in the country
10:23 Why Ward’s leadership is the ultimate game enhancer


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