Good Morning CaneSport 10.3.22
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WHAT’S UP TODAY
First up this morning in your Miami Hurricanes news?
Well, we are back in game week mode. And that means coach Mario Cristobal will be sharing his thoughts off the bye weekend and with North Carolina up next. What is being done to avoid making this a three-game skid? He will talk about that today. Also stay tuned for what coordinators Kevin Steele and Josh Gattis are saying in their first comments off the loss a week ago Saturday and with both their units having issues.
To hold you over till then this morning?
First up is we have your mile-high view of this year’s recruiting class and how it’s shaping up. So don’t miss that.
We also bring you an update with Ga. LB recruit Marcellius Pulliam, who is a key target for Miami and will take an official visit to UM this weekend. And we got an inside look at key Jacksonville DT target Jordan Hall’s recruitment through the eyes of his coach.
From over the weekend we had plenty more news. First up was a Sunday column from Gary Ferman on the Miami QB situation … and why perhaps fans should be careful what they wish for in turning on their quarterback.
Then there was an update with key DT prospect Terry Simmons. The Duke commitment will take a Miami official visit, and we have an inside look at his talent level and where things stand with him. Then there’s a story we bring you with TE commit Jackson Carver, who breaks down why he sees a bright future at Miami despite the recent struggles. So don’t miss that. We also catch up with key 2024 Ga. LB Sammy Brown, who has top programs around the nation after him and Miami trying to make some early headway. He shares his thoughts.
Top 10
- 1New
Saban chirped
Big 12 comes after GOAT
- 2
DJ Lagway
Fan flashes Florida QB to Pope
- 3Hot
Strength of Schedule
CFP Top 25 SOS ranking
- 4
Alabama needs a prayer
Tide can make the CFP but needs help
- 5
3 ACC teams in CFP?
Path for ACC outlined
Top-100 EDGE Rueben Bain from Miami Central discusses contenders, decision timeline with On3’s Chad Simmons.
From over the weekend there was more news as well. There was Gary Ferman answering all your off-week Miami Hurricanes questions We also caught up with Miami Norland 2024 LB Jeremiah Marcelin, who is trending heavily toward the Hurricanes. And we also talk with Miami commitment Jackson Carver for his thoughts on the future of Miami Hurricanes football and how solid he is in his pledge while checking in with a few standout 2024 prospects Miami’s chasing – Calif. DL T.J. Cunningham, Ga. RB Kameron Davis and Ga. LB Sammy Brown.
Sunday night Miami offered 2024 quarterback DJ Lagway.
So be sure to check all that out, too.
In Miami Basketball news, On3 Basketball analyst Jamie Shaw and CaneSport Publisher Gary Ferman have put Recruiting Prediction Machine picks in for Miami for center Michael Nwoku. He announces his destination on Thursday.
And, as always, stay tuned today for any news that may come up.
TODAY’S MIAMI HURRICANES TOP HEADLINES
ANALYSIS: Breaking down where the 2023 recruiting class goes from here
Inside look at key Miami Hurricanes DT target Jordan Hall’s talent and where his recruitment stands
OPINION: Be careful what you wish for in turning on your quarterback
Commit: The Miami Hurricanes coaches need time, “it’s a process”
Gary Ferman’s Mailbag: Off week questions and answers
Ga. LB set for Miami Hurricanes official visit, targeting late Oct., early Nov. announcement
Miami Hurricanes trending strongly for local LB who shares where things stand
Mario Cristobal leading charge for Miami Hurricanes in chase for Ga. 4-star committed to FSU
4-star Calif. DL looking to set up Miami Hurricanes visit, UM in top group
Miami offers 2024 Texas QB DJ Lagway
Top-100 EDGE Rueben Bain discusses contenders, decision timeline
TWEETS OF THE DAY
MESSAGE BOARD POST OF THE DAY
The Worst Thing Mario Can do Is … Posted by Claboo
Try and build this program from the diagram of Alabama and their X’s and O’s, which is what I think he’s attempting as a HC. He’s trying to emulate what Saban has built there in Tuscaloosa, with the big bodied power Oline and run first concept.
Miami doesn’t have the bodies for that style of football and frankly never did, even in our Natty days. Miami has always been a program built on speed and aggressiveness at every position. And with today’s pass happy offenses and athletic aggressive defensive players, that bully ball style of play will only work if you have the big elite players up front and the big, fast RBs carrying the rock, in addition to very good WRs posing a threat, none of which the U has ever had.
Miami has always been built on speed, aggressiveness and attitude
MIAMI HURRICANES QUOTE OF THE DAY
“I don’t want to make excuses for the team or coaching staff, but these aren’t their recruits for the most part. They are still trying to figure a lot of this stuff out. There’s not a lot of depth they have. I know that coach Cristobal and the rest of the staff know what it takes. It’s not going to be an overnight fix, it’s a process.”
TE commit Jackson Carver
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