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Miami's offensive-line starters against Florida A&M were Samson Okunlola at left tackle, SJ Alofaituli at left guard, Ryan Rodriguez at center, Max Buchanan at right guard and Matt McCoy at right tackle. Darian Mensah reported consistently clean pockets and a practice emphasis on line-of-scrimmage execution; the performance came against an overmatched FCS opponent.
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Miami opened defensively with Marquise Lightfoot, Ahmad Moten Sr., Justin Scott and Armondo Blount on the line, plus Kamal Bonner and Mohamed Toure at linebacker. These are the reported Florida A&M starters, not a new permanent rotation or future snap-share announcement.
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Miami's reported starting secondary against Florida A&M consisted of Omar Thornton, JJ Dunnigan, Damari Brown, Zechariah Poyser and Bryce Fitzgerald. The article establishes their starting roles in that game without specifying future positional assignments or demotions for other defensive backs.
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The Miami review attributes the limited defensive splash-play opportunities partly to Florida A&M emphasizing quick passes, runs and quarterback keepers while struggling to move the ball. The teams also agreed to a 10-minute fourth quarter, relevant context when comparing this blowout's production and playing time with a normal-length competitive game.