Miami gained at least one first down on all eight of its drives versus Texas A&M. That was my favorite stat of the evening.
Miami's offense has its weakness -- receivers -- but there's a lot of potential. The Canes averaged just 1.7 yards per play in the red zone. The only way is up from there.
I feel the emphasis won't be on expecting receivers who aren't usually contributors to make plays. Rather, get those that thrive involved. That means Elijah Arroyo and Will Mallory need more targets, and guys like Jaylan Knighton and Henry Parrish need to be used in pass-catching scenarios. Parrish had a drop on what would've been a touchdown last week, but we know he's capable of making plays.
You hope guys like Frank Ladson and Colbie Young step up as red zone targets, but I'm not expecting it. Get the run game going early -- as the Canes have been doing -- and feed your playmakers.
Who do you think will lead in receiving yards this week?