I bet U that Jarren Williams was steaming last year when they wouldn't play him behind the two poorly performing and uderachieving QBs ahead of him?

Navaughn Donaldson (55) at left guard Posted by: Go Canes!! | March 22, 2019 at 10:35 AM This message brought to you by OL Coach SOUP. #IToldUSo

The QB play and horrendous play calling and scheming was the problem Posted by: UMike | March 21, 2019 at 03:16 PM Coach Morris did us a solid by retiring. Results are already being seen. Coach Richt did us a solid by retiring. The results are yet to be seen. Now about Coach Laranaga...time will tell.

The difference betweene Anus and Enos as qb coach should be good for two games alone. Posted by: solarcane | March 21, 2019 at 04:01 PM I see what U did there. Well played.

Yes our Line needs to get better but excusing that Bleep show of QB'ing and Coaching last year is laughable. Posted by: Terrance Sullivan | March 21, 2019 at 12:18 PM THIS

I hate to admit it but I agree with soup to a point Posted by: solarcane | March 21, 2019 at 09:51 AM Hate is a strong word doncha think?

Run run pass punt is over. Posted by: TruCane81 | March 20, 2019 at 05:41 PM I'll make a note of this. Can you imagine the stress on the OC for calling your first three plays for a newly installed offense, in your first game on a new team in a new season against a State rival? I'm gonna need something a little stronger than Gatorade just to watch that.

Said it before and I’ll say it again. Losing more than two games and not playing in Charlotte will be an epic fail. Posted by: Go Canes!! | March 20, 2019 at 05:06 PM I will make a note of this for future reference.

2019 will be special and we will look like a team on the verge, if not an outright dark horse playoff contender. Posted by: TruCane81 | March 20, 2019 at 02:12 PM Three things have already been confirmed: 1. Miami will never lose another game. EVER 2. The first play of 2019 will result in an illegal motion penalty because when the refs see a UM player go in motion they will know that something must be wrong and throw a flag. 3. The Canes will beat the Gatahs 34-13. That is all.

We also have a true OC and QB coach for the first time in a while. As Brevin Jordan said, this Enos offense will score a lot of points "from Game 1." Posted by: BigWindyCane1 | March 19, 2019 at 05:19 PM Let it be written that on the 19th of March in the year 2019 it was determined by the powers of college football and confirmed by the bloggers at Canespace that the Miami Hurricanes football team will never lose another football game. And so it is done.

NEW BLOG IS UP!

We also have a true OC and QB coach for the first time in a while. As Brevin Jordan said, this Enos offense will score a lot of points "from Game 1." Posted by: BigWindyCane1 | March 19, 2019 at 05:19 PM Let it be written that on the 19th of March in the year 2019 it was determined by the powers of college football and confirmed by the bloggers at Canespace that the Miami Hurricanes football team will never lose another football game. And so it is done.

Two questions: 1. Is it within NCAA rules for Miami to have a good QB? 2. Who wants to bet that the refs throw a flag the first time a UM player goes in motion? They will not believe their eyes and will automtically think it is illegal motion?

Bama -13 at A&M Bama -17 LSU Bama -14 at AU Posted by: Go Canes!! | March 19, 2019 at 09:33 AM Bama plays three games in week 1? Wow they ARE good!

I purposely scheduled their tour so that the Canes can have the spring game in Orlando. Works out perfectly.... Posted by: raizecane | March 18, 2019 at 10:47 AM I second that motion.

#Shocker

BWC...I agree with you. EVERY coach in college basketball should be required to be 70 or older. My only question is why didn't Miami hire a 70 year old head football coach to replace the young, spry 58 year old Mark Richt since that seems to be all the rage these days?

So what U are sying is that the UM baseball team is better but not good enough to beat the better teams 2 out of three games just yet? I can dig it.

Just win baby!

Nothing pisses me off more that a pitcher giving up walks! Posted by: thirstybuzzardcane | March 15, 2019 at 10:08 PM Agreed 100%.

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Bet U a dollar to a dozen Coach L calls it a day.

One of your best article titles in awhile big man Posted by: solarcane | March 14, 2019 at 12:45 PM Roger that