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First thing’s first, Myles Gaskin is starting to turn heads. In fact, it more and more looks like MMFG is slowly but surely becoming RB1 in Miami:
Matt Breida clearly second in Dolphins pecking order after getting his first carry with 6:40 left in the 2Q:
— John Daigle (@notJDaigle) September 14, 2020
Myles Gaskin 39-of-62 snaps
Breida 14
Jordan Howard 9
Patrick Laird 4
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To the rest of the dots!
- Omar Kelly at the South Florida Sun-Sentinal talks about MMFG’s ascent, and Dawgman has a quick piece on his performance here.
- Submit your questions to Christian Caple’s mailbag, if you haven’t already.
- Jon Wilner talks about how the Pac-12’s testing plan could be superior to even the NFL’s.
- Which, speaking of, more updates on a potential Pac-12 start.
- For those interested in the ins-and-outs of what a college football team’s logistics and safety look like during COVID, The Athletic got a look behind the scenes at SMU.
The #Jaguars are promoting CB Sidney Jones IV to their active roster after DB Jarrod Wilson sustained a hamstring injury in yesterday’s win over the Colts, per source. Former #Eagles 2nd rounder is on the 53.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) September 14, 2020
.@JT_tuimoloau the nations #1 Recruit in 2021 grinding this morning during 6am workouts w/ Virgina Commit @Josh_mccarron8. This equals a 5am wake up for these boys for travel time to get here. But these are the little things that separate great to good! #NoExcuses @CoachDonJ pic.twitter.com/jaE5MnyO3b
— Tracy Ford (@TFordFSP) September 15, 2020
I’m feeling natty vibes from the Dawg Pound in these next couple years ☔️. #BowDown #WoofWoof
— Chance Bogan (@ChanceBogan) September 15, 2020
Significant given the Pac-12 would need Oregon (and California) to be on board, although given her past comments, I expect Gov. Kate Brown to support a Pac-12 return so long as it’s well thought-out:
The state of (return to) play in Oregon: “As other conferences return to play in other parts of the country, we are watching closely to see if those conferences can deliver on their promises to keep athletes safe." https://t.co/W7rUEDt0dU
— Jon Wilner (@wilnerhotline) September 15, 2020
That sounds... less than ideal:
Orgeron says he believes most of the #LSU football team has already caught COVID-19, so he says "hopefully they do not catch it again." #LSU
— Brody Miller (@BrodyAMiller) September 15, 2020
Do good things, don’t do bad things, and bow down to Washington.