The Miami Hurricanes' run game was off to a booming start this season, but 2.8 yards per attempt in the last three games have significantly slowed down its progress.
The ground game seems to go how junior running back Cam’Ron Harris goes. In those three contests, Harris has run for 35 yards on 28 carries, a 1.25 average. Miami’s lead back took a back seat in the second half against Virginia, getting just one rushing attempt after halftime while freshmen Donald Chaney Jr. and Jaylan Knighton took over — and were effective.
We all know the threat that he possesses with his legs to complement his arm.