All right, welcome back to another episode of Through the Smoke, a Miami Hurricanes podcast here on the 24-7 Sports Network.

I'm Andrew Ivan's joined, as always, by David Lake.

We're doing a recording after Miami's 24-20 loss to Florida here in Orlando.

The audio tonight, or I guess whenever you're less than this podcast,

probably isn't going to be the best as we're not in our regular studio.

We're using the front seat of a car kind of as the studio.

David, a close defensive game.

This is kind of what we expected.

I think the results kind of what we expected as well, but just your overall takeaways from what you saw.

Yeah, I mean, I think overall, I think just big picture wise, Andrew, if I told you Miami was going to score 20 points in a game,

you would have taken that all day.

And I did an article leading up to this game that 20 point was kind of the magic number for Miami

because I thought Miami's defense might be able to hold Florida under 20 points.

That didn't prove to be the case.

But Miami scored 20 points, which you would have maybe thought could have been good enough to get Miami a win.

That didn't happen. Other just quick, obvious big picture thoughts. I think Jaron Williams has the goods, man.

I think so obviously it took a lot of sacks. I think Jaron Williams has the goods, man. I think, so obviously it took a lot

of sacks. I think the majority of those sacks were not his fault. Miami's offensive line kind of got

whipped for the majority of the game, particularly the freshman offensive tackles. The interior of

the line had some struggles with some delayed blitzes that Florida was

sending at some points in the game. But with that being said, I do think Jaron managed the pressure

well. He showed that he has pocket presence, which is something that you can't teach a quarterback,

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