Future looks to be very bright for the Miami Defense
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Date: 2017-09-28

Future looks to be very bright for the Miami Defense
Texas vs. Iowa State: What to watch for
2-Minute Drill: Texas Longhorns at Iowa State Cyclones
Park is a problem: No semblance of a quarterback controversy for the Cyclones, what with Jacob Park shredding defenses this season. He's averaging 311.7 yards per game and sports an 8:2 touchdown-to-interception ratio. Four of his 25 completions against Iowa wound up in the end zone in a 44-41 loss.
Since becoming ISU's primary quarterback midway through the 2016 campaign, the 6-foot-4, 210-pound junior has started eight games and thrown for 2,257 yards with 16 touchdowns and five interceptions.
Shane or Sam? Texas coach Tom Herman know the answer, but he's not telling.
Whether Shane Buechele or Sam Ehlinger starts will remain a mystery right up to the moments before kickoff.
In two starts, Ehlinger completed 53.7 percent of his passes for 520 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. He has also picked up 58 yards on the ground and lost two fumbles, both against USC.
Buechele started the opener against Maryland, setting career highs in completions (34), attempts (52) and yards (375) as UT tried to dig itself out from a deep hole. Its fingers grazed the top, but it never did fully escape.
Herman said Buechele has recovered from a bruised throwing shoulder and he received a lion's share of the reps with the first-team offense leading into the game
Miami's Defense Has a Bright Future
All of a sudden, we're getting (tackles for loss) and start getting them into predictable down and distances. That's when this package is really good. When we were playing Maryland, it was 2nd and 3. We were getting our butts kicked. We couldn't stop the run game and we were not going to stop trying to defend the run game because we were not going to let those kids bleed out. It was a combination of getting tackles for loss and really controlling the run game, which when you're on the sidelines, you can say to yourself, they are most definitely passing the ball here because we tackled them for a two yard loss. It makes your call sheet a lot more precise in terms of what you want to do