The University of Miami football team worked out in shells for the first time Monday after two days in shorts and helmets.
"We got a lot of running work in today," Coach Randy Shannon said. "When you're in shorts, everybody looks good because we play without contact but today we were able to get some stuff corrected.
"It was a good tempo, a good practice. We worked hard on the running game and the play-action passing game today."
Shannon said he will pay close attention to how quarterbacks handle time management.
"With the new clock change and the way it is now, they have to be able to run the offense without panicking. They have to be able to be calm, stay calm, get in and out of the huddle and set the plays. As long as they don't give us a negative play and they execute the offense, we'll be fine."
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