Youth and Inexperience gave #8 Florida the victory over Miami
10 Sacks, and 14 Penalties was too much for Miami to overcome against #8 Florida.
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Category Archives: ACC
Who will lead the Miami Hurricanes in 2019?
an Enos will have to find out who will be the next quarterback of the Miami Hurricanes. The three candidates are 2018s co-starter N’Kosi Perry, redshirt freshman Jarren Williams, and Ohio State transfer Tate Martell. All three have their pros and cons
Read moreKeys to Miami’s 2019 Future!
So what are the Keys to Miami having a good 2019 season, and getting back to the top.
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Read moreMiami Gets Tate Martell and Jeff Thomas!
On December 30th everything changed for Miami. Manny Diaz, the recently hired Temple Head Coach, had decided to drop Temple for Miami. It was the first time I think anybody has seen a coach flip ever. It didn’t even seem possible. But ever since the flip, Manny Diaz got rid of the problem that was holding Miami back; the entire offensive staff. Manny decided to start fresh
Read moreClemson Crushes Alabama
I will be the first one to say that I thought Alabama was going to beat Clemson, but that beast at quarterback, Trevor Lawrence, said other wise
Read moreCould Tate Martell Fit in with the Miami Hurricanes
Just think about it, Miami does not have a solidified starting quarterback. Martell could come in and win the job immediately.
Read moreShaq Quarterman is coming back to Miami
Shaq Quarterman is coming back to Miami
Read moreManny Diaz making changes
Just as quickly as he became head coach, after Mark Richt retired yesterday morning, Manny Diaz has relieved the entire offensive coaching staff at Miami of their jobs. Many thought that maybe Todd Hartley might be able to withstand the change, but even he hit the chopping block. Manny Diaz was Miami’s defensive coordinator for the past 3 years. He
Read moreMiami needs Kliff Kingsbury
Well it has been well documented over the last 10 or so years, Miami’s offense has not been anything like their in-state counter parts. Most would say Miami is stuck in the early 2000s rather than innovative. I agree with this sentiment, I believe Miami has not developed the offense very well since 2002. But the solution to Miami’s problem
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