r/MiamiHurricanesVibes

The OC wants to STRETCH THE FIELD.

The question is…WILL WE BE EXPLOSIVE?

Former NFL DE Chris Canty says Miami’s QB-RB-WR trio is better than Ohio State’s.

“I believe the trio down in South Florida is better than the trio that resides in Columbus.”

One of the best videos you will ever see.

First and foremost, we’ve got three weeks to get ready to go 1-0, and that’s where all of our focus has to be. Anything outside of that is just noise, and some of it can become rat poison if you let it. As it relates to this football team, we’ve got to continue stacking good days, stacking quality reps and attacking the process the right way. It starts up front, it starts at the line of scrimmage, it starts with physicality, strain, pad level, hand placement, eyes and feet, alignment, assignment and technique. As it relates to our preparation, we’ve got to eliminate the self-inflicted wounds, continue developing quality depth, create competition at every position and make sure our good-on-good work is as demanding and as highly contested as it needs to be. There are no shortcuts, there’s no magic pill, and you don’t get to skip steps. You’ve got to earn the right to go 1-0 every time, and you earn that right by the way you prepare, the way you practice and the way you attack every single rep leading up to game day. So right now, we’re not worried about rankings, we’re not worried about November, and we’re not worried about what anybody thinks this team can or can’t be. We’re worried about today, and tomorrow we’ll worry about tomorrow. We’ve got to go back to the tape, get to the truth, correct what needs to be corrected, coach it better, practice with urgency, practice with intent, keep the main thing the main thing and continue finding another level because we’re nowhere near where we need to be. Then three weeks from now, when that ball gets kicked off, it’s about cafecito, playing fast, playing physical, playing violent, playing connected football for sixty minutes in all three phases and doing everything necessary to go 1-0.

They truly changed the perspective on the modern day Miami Hurricanes football program. We cannot thank them enough

Earned Freshman All-America Honors
16 tackles
6 INTs
2 PD
1 SACK

"I mean, two crazy talents. And they're both young kids.

But really everyone in the room. Besides all their natural talent, what really stood out to me was how hard they take it off the field.

All of these kids are like professionals, and they probably learn that a little bit from Mali."

Darian Mensah leads the room as QB1, and backup Luke Nickel has been getting sharper.

Will Nickel get the experience he needs to become the starter of the future?