Miami LB Mohamed Toure on Pitt, Florida State Review, How He has Grown This Season

Curious to get your perspective on what were the issues on the screen pass, touchdowns allowed last game? You just got to swim to the ball better, guys. You got to see it. Keep your eyes on your keys. That's about it, yeah. All right, next up we'll go to Adam. Hey, Mo, how's it going? Good, how you doing? Pretty well. So just first off, I mean, looking ahead to Pittsburgh on Saturday, they've done a pretty solid job in the running game. Just what have you seen from them on film? They're a good team. They've got a good quarterback, good running backs, good O-line, a good defense. you know we just gotta come ready to compete and then you know uh just speaking about you guys in general about one guy in particular uh with Malley uh obviously he's a phenomenal player everyone you know there's a million there's not much more that can be really said about him but you know well that's what i'm gonna ask basically is uh you know is there anything that he does in in practice or in a game anymore that that surprises you guys no especially in the game because he do like he do more crazy stuff in practice than he do in the game if i'm being honest like i just get to see a little bit of it here and there but believe me bleed is different he's a different person he's different he's different that's as a lot from sorry now go ahead with your from a linebacker perspective something that i've noticed that you know you guys like to run on offense a lot of those mesh concepts where he's coming across the middle of the field as a linebacker when you know you're matched up with somebody who's athletic and deceptive as him uh how can you kind of work how can you work in coverage against a player like that basically when they're coming across the middle of the field like that. Well, in reality as a linebacker you probably really wouldn't be covering Malley unless you're in like zone coverage, you know he's in your zone but you're never really covering him man to man, there's a backer gotcha. Thanks no problem. All right, next up we'll go to Tim. Thanks, Evan Mo, I've got two for you and you set me up for the first one. Can you give us an example of maybe the most Malley-like moment you've seen when he's being that, that guy at practice? It's too many, bro, like I'm talking one hand, head tapping multiple people like balls. You see him catching it, he's not supposed to catch well, this, this is just so much, like he does it every single day but it's like he do something I knew every day that I ain't seen you So it's like at this point, I feel like I haven't seen it all, you know And obviously, you don't have any recollections of watching the 2001 team I get that. But you know their impact You know, you know. Yeah, I watched them as I got older And, you know, I started to study football more I just became a fan of football. For sure, I watched them Those were legends I meant in real time, obviously I don't think you got him when you were a month old I get that. But not just at Miami but they're going to be in the greatest team of all-time conversation for as long as there is such a conversation. What do you think the impact of that group is? To us here or just college football in general? To college football, to the game, to the sport. I feel like they were legendary, honestly. They kind of set the standard, not just for us, for like college football like the things that that team did was just remarkable like they had dogs all across the board the way they held each other to a certain standard the way they pushed each other the way they worked like i still go back and watch those documentaries on those guys because like their energy their aura you know just the way they carried themselves the way they pushed each other the way they worked together the brotherhood it was just it was just different and you can feel the energy when you watch those things when you hear those guys talk even when come back and talk to us so you can feel that type of energy from them so thanks bro no problem all right jordan you'll wrap us up yeah hey mo um i know you guys ignore the rankings i know you guys are focused on one and zero and this week alone that said you guys are number one now social media is a thing other teams are going to use that as fuel to try to knock off the top team how do you guys approach that entering this week and is there any extra messaging from the coaches or even internally among the players as you get ready for Saturday? Honestly, no. Rankings during the season don't really matter. It's really about the ranking at the end of the season. We ain't tripping too much about being number one right now. We want to be number one at the end of the season when it's all said and done, you feel me? We want to be at the top when the season is over. After that last final game, we want to be number one. Right now, we ain't worried about if we was 130, 75. We ain't tripping about none of that. We just going out every single week and playing football, wanting them to talk.