The official participation report from last Saturday’s contest. OBB Snaps Miami Hurricanes vs. Georgia Tech, where every snap counts.

Jacurri Brown getting ready for a play

OFFENSE

No./Name/Year/Snaps

QUARTERBACKS (1)
11 Jacurri Brown 1-Fr  63

RUNNING BACKS (3)
4 Jaylan Knighton 3-So  40
22 Thad Franklin 2-So  11
24 Lucious Stanley 6-Sr  8

WIDE RECEIVERS (6)
88 Colbie Young 2-So  57
8 Frank Ladson 4-Jr  37
7 Xavier Restrepo 3-So  31
15 Jacolby George 2-So  24
12 Brashard Smith 2-So  23
83 Michael Redding III 3-Fr  5

TIGHT ENDS (5)
85 Will Mallory 5-Sr  62
23 Jaleel Skinner 1-Fr  13
18 Kahlil Brantley 2-Fr  2
86 Dominic Mammarelli 3- Fr  1
48 Robert Prosek wo  1

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (10)
74 John Campbell, LT 5-Jr  62
50 Laurance Seymore, LG 2-Fr  62
53 Jakai Clark, C 4-Jr  62
73 Anez Cooper, RG 1-Fr  62
51 DJ Scaife, RT 5-Sr  62
79 Michael McLaughlin, LT 2-Fr  1
57 Matt Antezana, LG wo  1
66 Ousman Traore, C 5-Jr  1
77 Logan Sagapolu, RG 3-Fr  1
72 Chris Washington, RT 3-Fr  1

DEFENSE

No./Name/Year/Snaps

DEFENSIVE TACKLES (5)
6 Darrell Jackson 2-So  43
44 Antonio Moultrie 6-Sr  30
91 Jordan Miller 5-Jr  17
56 Leonard Taylor* 2-So  16
92 Ahmad Moten 1-Fr  13

DEFENSIVE ENDS (7)
45 Mitchell Agude 3-So  38
90 Akheem Mesidor 3-So  36
12 Jahfari Harvey 4-So  35
32 Nyjalik Kelly 1-Fr  31
99 Elijah Roberts 3-So  13
39 Cyrus Moss 1-Fr  13
13 Chantz Williams 3-So  7

LINEBACKERS (5)
11 Corey Flagg 3-So  48
31 Wesley Bissainthe 1-Fr  46
34 Ryan Ragone 5-Jr  14
4 Keontra Smith 4-Jr  11
40 Caleb Johnson 6-Sr  11

CORNERBACKS (7)
2 Tyrique Stevenson 4-Jr  60
8 DJ Ivey 5-Sr  60
23 Te’Cory Couch 4-Jr  60
5 Darryl Porter 3-So  13
29 Isaiah Dunson 3-So  13
16 Malik Curtis 2-So  12
19 Jaden Harris 1-Fr  1

SAFETIES (5)
0 James Williams 2-So  60
24 Kamren Kinchens 2-So  59
15 Avantae Williams 3-Fr  16
3 Gilbert Frierson 5-Jr  14
18 Markeith Williams 1-Fr  13

*Indicates player dealt with an injury

OFFENSE – With Tyler Van Dyke on the mend from his injury, Jacurri Brown was tasked as the starting (and only) quarterback. Jaylan Knighton had a season-high 40 snaps, nearly 4-times as much as the second on the list. The main rotation at Wide Receiver and Tight End weren’t surprising. However, along the offensive line, there were 10 individual players that got snaps.

DEFENSE – The defense had some extra bodies on display across the board, with a majority of young players getting snaps on Georgia Tech’s final drive, when the ball game was already in hand. Most notably, in the defensive secondary and on the defensive line. Wesley Bissainthe saw his first start of the season and his highest snap count of the season. I don’t expect much of a change there.

It’s so much more pleasurable to write these pieces after victories. The Canes came out and plays nearly a complete, four quarter game. And it was nice to see. It was nice to see the kids happy. It was nice see Coach Mario Cristobal happy.