Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports The Miami RedHawks never earned a fair turn at showcasing the 2020 team. Coming off an inspiring MAC championship run in 2019, the team witnessed half of its games canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Injuries and opt-outs held some of Miami (OH)’s key skill position players out of the 3-game trial run, but the RedHawks are set on running it back with a similar cast from the 2019 conference title team. Led by an experienced quarterback, a versatile group of seasoned receivers, and a familiar running back duo from the 2019 season, the RedHawks aim to improve their offensive output after ranking 91st in production in 2020. Once again, they’ll be supported by a…
