Are there very fixable, should-not-go-sideways situations? Yes. Do we see effort and better resiliency? Yes.
We gave ourselves an opportunity in the fourth quarter to have the ball and potentially tie or win the game. “Moral victories aren’t it, especially when you have opportunities. “I’ll just go right to it: we knew we had work to do getting here at Miami and that’s what we’re all about,” Cristobal said. Miami came up short and while Cristobal again reiterated that Miami isn’t looking for any moral victories this season, he did note he was pleased with his team’s effort Saturday. On Saturday, though Miami fell behind and made some critical mistakes, the Hurricanes were resilient, giving themselves an opportunity to potentially tie or win the game on the game’s final drive. But the Hurricanes were determined to find ways to bounce back from it. The loss to Middle Tennessee two weeks ago was incredibly tough. Here, a look at some of what Cristobal said the Hurricanes can take from their game against North Carolina.Ĭristobal and his players haven’t sugarcoated it. The Hurricanes, who now have a stretch of seven conference games ahead of them, will again return to Greentree looking to continue improving so they can remain competitive in the division. The hope was that all those efforts would help Miami open conference play with a win.īut while the Hurricanes were competitive and rallied late in their Coastal Division matchup against North Carolina on Saturday, ultimately, the Tar Heels held on for a 27-24 win. And team leaders said difficult conversations were had about the need to contain explosive plays and start quickly. Quarterback Tyler Van Dyke spent time with offensive coordinator Josh Gattis and quarterbacks coach Frank Ponce looking to regain his footing after a tough outing. Head coach Mario Cristobal said practices were physical and there was a “camp-like” approach. – During the course of their off week, the Hurricanes worked to improve.
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