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Re: Miami Hurricanes: Decades of Dominance
 I'm glad i beat Ohio State twice in one year lolLets see if Boise can repeat again next year lol
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07-27-2011, 10:58 PM
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State Leaders
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07-28-2011, 12:54 AM
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New Year, New Coaches
 The New Era's Begin There are new faces on new teams and they are out to prove something!  L.A, Cal - Welcome to the Sideline Wrap-Up. We give you up to date knowledge on the firing/hiring safe jobs and whose on the hot seats of head coaches, and Coordinators. The Regular season is over and now in the off-season many programs decided its time for a change...Below is a list of new head coaches and coordinators.Until next time this is the sideline wrap-up! ACCBoston New HC- Greg Peterson - 2-Yr Contract Previous Job - OC Tulsa (7-6) Playbook Style:Tulsa (Spread)/ 3-3-5 Former HC – Frank Spziani (5-7) NC State New HC – Dana Bible 3 Year Contract Previous Job: OC NC State (8-5) Playbook: NC State (Multiple)/4-3 Former HC – Tom O'Brien (8-5) NC State New OC - Ryan Cubit - 1 Year Previous Job: OC - Western Michigan (6-6) Playbook: Western Michigan (Pro) Former OC - Dana Bible - Now NC State Head Coach B1G Northwestern New DC: Steve Ellis 1 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Mid Tenn State (6-6) Playbook: 4-3 Former DC - Mike Hankwitz - Now KSU DC Purdue New DC - Frank Spaziani - 2 Year Contract Previous Job - HC - Boston College (5-7) Playbook - 4-3 Former DC - Gary Emanuel - Now UAB Head Coach Big 12 Texas A&M New OC – Ron lee 4 Year Contract Previous Job – OC Hawai'i (9-4) Playbook Style: Hawai'i (Run & Shoot) Former Offensive Coordinator - Tom Rossley [Retired] Baylor New HC – Randy Clements 3 Year Contract Previous Job – OC Baylor (7-6) Playbook: Baylor (Spread)/4-3 Former HC – Art Briles [7-6] Baylor New OC - Joker Phillips 2 Year Contract Previous Job: HC - Kentucky (4-8) Playbook - Kentucky(Pro) Former OC - Randy Clements - Baylor Head Coach Kansas State New DC - Mike Hankwitz 3 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Northwestern (4-8) Playbook: 4-3 Former DC - Chris Cosh - Now HC at Buffalo Texas Tech New OC - Noel Mazzone 3 Year Contact Previous Job: OC - Arizona State (3-9) Playbook - Arizona State (Air Raid) Former OC - Neal Brown - Now Head coach at Kentucky Texas Tech New DC - Bill Busch 3 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Utah State (3-9) Playbook Style: 4-3 Former DC - Chad Glascow - Now Head Coach at SJSU Iowa State New DC - Gary Anderson 2 Year Contract Previous Job: HC - Utah State (3-9) Playbook: 4-3 Former DC - Wally Burnham - Vandy Head Coach Big East: Louisville Resigns Defensive Coordinator: Vance Bedford (7-6) 3 Year Contract Pittsburgh New DC - Mark Criner 3 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Idaho (6-7) Playbook: 4-3 Former DC - Keith Patterson - Now Cal Head Coach Cincinnati New DC - Pierre Ferguson 2 Year Contract Playbook - 4-3 Former DC - Tim Banks (5-7) Delaware New OC - Ian Shields 2 Year Contract Previous Job: OC - Army (4-8) Playbook: Army (option) Former OC - Josh Skinner (0-12) C-USA Tulsa New OC - Willie Simmons 3-Year Contract Previous Job: OC - Mid Tenn (6-6) Playbook: Mid Tenn (Air Raid) Former OC - Greg Peterson - Boston College Head Coach MAC Ohio Resigns HC - Frank Solicah – 1 Year contract Western Michigan New HC - Nick Holt - 3 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Washington (9-4) Playbook: Washington (Pro)/4-3 Former HC – Bill Cubit (6-6) Western Michigan New OC - James Franklin 3 Year Contract Previous Job: HC - Vanderbilt (4-8) Playbook: Vanderbilt (Pro) Former OC - Ryan Cubit - OC at NC State Buffalo New HC – Chris Cosh 1 Year Contract Previous Job – DC Kansas State (7-5) Playbook: Kansas State (Multiple)/4-3 Former HC – Jeff Quinn (1-11) MWC Wyoming New OC - Jeff Tedford 2 Year Contract Previous Job: HC - Cal (3-9) Playbook: Cal(pro) Former OC - Gregg Brandon (3-9) PAC -12 Cal New HC – Keith Patterson 2 Year contract Previous Job – DC Pittsburgh (12-1) Playbook Style: Pittsburgh(Spread)/3-3-5 Former HC – Jeff Tedford (3-9) Arizona State New OC - Art Briles Previous Job - Head Coach Baylor (7-6) Playbook: Baylor (Spread) Former OC - Noel Mazzone (3-9) Washington New DC - Dave Wommack 2 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Arkansas State (6-6) Playbook: 4-2-5 Former DC - Nick Holt - Western Michigan Head Coach SEC Vanderbilt New HC – Wally Burnham – 3 Year contract Previous Job: DC – Iowa State (3-9) Playbook: Iowa State (Spread)/4-3 Former HC – James Franklin (4-8) Kentucky New HC – Neal Brown 2 Year Contract Previous Job - OC Texas Tech (8-5) Playbook Style: Texas Tech (Air Raid)/4-2-5 Former HC – Joker Phillp (4-8) Kentucky Resigns Offensive Coordinator - Randy Sanders (4-8) 3 Year Contract Sun Belt Troy Resigns HC - Larry Blakeney – 3 Year Contract San Jose State New HC - Chad Glascow - 1 Year contract Previous Job - DC Texas Tech (8-5) Playbook: Texas Tech (Air Raid)/4-2-5 Former HC - Mike Macintyre (1-11) UAB New HC - Gary Emanuel - 2 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Purdue (5-7) Playbook: Purdue (Spread)/4-3 Former HC - Neil Callaway (3-9) Mid Tenn State New DC - Tim Banks 3 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Cincinnati (5-7) Playbook: 3-4 Former DC - Steve Ellis - DC at NU Mid Tenn State New OC - Gregg Brandon 2 Year Contract Previous Job: OC - Wyoming (3-9) Playbook: Wyoming (Spread) Former OC - Willie Simmons - OC at Tulsa Arkansas State New DC - Zach Johnson - 2 Year Contract Playbook: Multiple D Former DC - Dave Wommack - DC job at Washington WAC Utah State New HC - Chris Smeland 1 Year Contract Previous Job: DC - Army (4-8) Playbook: Army (Option)/4-3 Former HC - Gary Anderson (3-9) Utah State New DC - Larry Coker 2 Year Contract Previous Job: HC - UTSA (2-10) Playbook: 4-25 Former DC - Bill Busch - Took DC at Texas Tech UTSA New HC - Tom O'brien 2 Year Contract Previous Job: HC - NC State (8-5) Playbook: NC State (Multiple)/4-3 Former HC - Larry Coker (2-10) Hawai'i New OC - Steve Axman 3 Year Contract Previous Job: OC - Idaho (6-7) Playbook: Idaho (One Back) Former OC - Ron Lee - Texas A&M Offensive Coordinator Idaho New DC -Mike Macintyre 2 Year Contract Previous Job - HC - San Jose State (1-11) Playbook: 4-3 Former DC - Mark Criner - DC at Pittsburgh Idaho New OC - Bill Cubit 2 Year Contract Previous Job: HC - Western Michigan (6-6) Playbook: Western Michigan(Pro) Former OC - Steve Axman - OC job at Hawai'i Independent Army New DC - Lonnie Clemens 2 Year Contract Playbook: 4-3 Former DC - Chris Smeland - Took HC Job at Utah State Army New OC - Josh Skinner - 3 Year Contract Previous Job: OC - Delaware (0-12) Playbook: Stanford (Pro) Former OC - Ian Shields - OC Job at Delaware
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07-28-2011, 10:45 AM
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2011 Season Recap
2011 Season Recap!  Ain't Nothing but a 'Canes thing Miami Gardens, FL. - It has been a great season for the hurricanes. Finishing the season with a 12-1 record and a rose bowl win over Ohio state. What a way to end the 2011 season. Now with the off-season starting head coach Al golden needs to regroup all the seniors and some juniors that he lost. Miami has 18 players leaving 9 on offense & 9 on defense. #21 CB Brandon Mcgee JR (Pro Draft) #9 TE Chase Ford SR Graduation #56 LE Marcus Robinson SR Graduation #31 OLB Sean Spence SR Graduation #3 WR/KR Travis Benjamin SR Graduation [2011 Best Kick Returner] #66 LG Harland Gunn SR(RS) Graduation #54 DT Micanor Regis SR Graduation #86 TE Blake Ayles SR Graduation #29 CB JoJo Nicolas SR(RS) Graduation #45 OLB Ramon Buchanon SR Graduation #97 LE Adewale Ojomo SR(RS) Graduation [2011 Lombardi winner] #63 C Tyler Horn SR(RS) Graduation #16 QB Spencer Whipple SR Graduation #12 QB Jacory Harris SR Graduation #48 RE Andrew Smith SR Graduation #4 WR Aldarius Johnson SR Graduation #2 WR LaRon Byrd SR Graduation #58 MLB Jordan Futch SR Graduation These young men will be missed on the field next year but will always be able to the "U' their home. Someone is gonna have to step up to fill some of these positions. Whether it be a freshman or an experienced play who does it. If no step up then Miami could have a bad year ahead of them. What a first season for Golden!  In Golden We Trust! Looking back on the 2011 season for the hurricanes. They started the first 6 games of the season on the road and won 5 out of 6. Beating the likes of Michigan, South Carolina, Tennessee, Ohio State, and Clemson. Their only lose came at the hands of the Virginia tech hokies. Which determined who would go to the ACC championship. After dropping the ball in blacksburg, virginia. Miami rallied together and won the remaining games on the season beating rivals Florida State and Boston College to earn a invite to the rose bowl. An impressive first season for Al Golden and now let's see if he can build ontop of it. In Golden We Trust!
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07-28-2011, 11:01 AM
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Re: Miami Hurricanes: Decades of Dominance
 Getting thrown into a hurricane! LSU Tigers Runningback Transfer to Miami  Michael Ford welcome to the "U" Miami, FL - The rumor of LSU tigers running-back Michael Ford transferring were true. He decided to take his talents to Florida and play for the hurricanes which took many of us by surprise. Ford will be sitting out the 2012 because of the transfer rules but expect him to be a force in 2013 splitting carries with Lamar miller. 2011 Stats Rushing attempts - 148 Yards Rushing - 838 Rushing TD - 10 Yards after first hit - 180 Rush of more then 20 Yds - 2 Broken tackles - 14 Rushing Fumbles - 1
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Re: Miami Hurricanes: Decades of Dominance
 Miami Hurricanes Recruiting Class Miami, FL - Its national signing day, folks! We are bringing you live coverage on recruits and where they decide to play ball for the next 3-4 year. First we are gonna take a look at the Hurricanes recruiting class. Lets take a look at how they have signed.
Miami got early commitments during the regular season with Outside Linebacker Shane Foster (#13 OLB), Juco Transfer Andrew Lake (#188 OLB), Wide Receiver Darren Temple (#14 WR) Quarterback Jay Horn (#32 QB) Tackle Bobby Bennett (#19 Tackle) and Middle Linebacker (#20 MLB). Now we are gonna take a look at the off-season recruits Name: Cedric Williams, Rahway, NJ Height/Weight: 6'1", 195 lbs Position: Cornerback Position Rank:#26 National Rank:#387 Start Potential:3*** SPARQ:67.00 The commitment of Cedric couldn't have come at a better time. With the departure of Brandon McGee to the NFL draft. Williams has a chance to come in and fight for a spot in the dime package. Williams is a top flight cover corner. He good in both the man[b] and zone[B-] coverage he not incredibly fast but he is quick[B+] and agile[B+]. One thing he needs to work on is his how he approaches jamming receivers at the line [C-]. Name: Tony Hicks, Adamsville, Al Height/weight:6'1", 207 lbs Position: Wide Receiver Position Rank:#12 National Rank:#29 Star Potential:4**** SPARQ:76.00 A teammate of MLB Kevin Key from high school. Tony hicks is a prototypical wide receiver. He tall, fast and he can make catches. His best skills set hands down has to be how well he runs his routes [B+] and how he can make some of the most amazing catches ever seen [B+]. Hicks knows how to locate and catch the ball well in traffic[b]. He should impact the receiving core quickly if he can make some strides in spring practice. Name:Trevor Hill, Fair Oaks, GA Height/Weight:6'4", 254 lbs Position:Tight End Position Rank:#4 National Rank:#80 Star Potential: 4**** SPARQ:71.00 Trevor has many questions to him. Is he a receiver or a Tight end? Hill has the body of a tight end but the skill sets of a receiver. He knows how to get in and out of his routes and he catches the ball very well because of his body frame [b].If he decides to stay at tight end then he need to improve his blocking stills but expect Trevor to see time at both tight end and Wide receiver but ultimately should make the move to receiver by his junior year. Name: Derrick Ferwerda, Bayshore Gardens, Fl Height/Weight:6'5", 326 lbs Position: Offensive Guard Position Rank:#47 National Rank:#826 Star Potential:3*** SPARQ:57.00 The big man of the class ferwerda is as big as they come. A pass blocking Guard derrick will be expected to make a move to center where his skills should shine. He is surprising light on his feet [B-] for a 300+ young men and also shows great strength. We can see why Florida and Alabama was after this guy. The only down side to him is that he need to get better at run blocking using his feet and strength to push people back[D+] Name: Kevin Owens, Melvindale, MI Height/Weight:6'0", 213 lbs Position: RunningBack Position Rank:#19 National Rank:#137 Star Potential:4**** SPARQ:78.00 An already crowed backfield Miami adds another running-back to the group. Kevin Owens isn't gonna amaze you by making a guy miss or running someone over but he will do everything in his will to grind out those yards. He has the speed [B+] for a 6'0 210 pound running-back but if he doesn't get better at protecting the ball[D] we could see Owens only come in on short yardage plays or even goal line work. Name:Curtis James, Winter Springs, FL Height/Weight: 6'0", 213 lbs Position:Tight End Position Rank:#52 National Rank:#1183 Star Potential:3*** SPARQ:63.00 Unlike Hill, james can stay in-line and block for you [C]. James is decent at best at catching the ball [C+] but he gets the job done. James need to make some big strides if he looks to crack the line up anytime soon. He need to get better in the pass protection [D]. Other then that James is a solid tight end.
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Top Recruting Class
National Signing Day!  Alabama has the #1 recruiting class L.A., Cal - The 2012 off-season is coming to an end and now its time to see who has the best recruiting class going into the 2012 season! Below is a list of the Top 25 Recruiting class.
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07-28-2011, 01:46 PM
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Conference Shake-Up
Conference Shake-up  The 2012 season should be an interesting one. TCU finally moved out of the MWC and is joining the Big East after an impressive victory in the rose bowl back in the 2010-2011 season. They are not the only team that has a new home. BYU has decided to leave the independents and take its place back in the MWC. Fresno State, Nevada, and Hawai'i also joins BYU in the move to the MWC. It should be interesting to if Boise can control the mountain top! 4 other teams have left the MWC after 4 other teams joined.The first team to leave was Air Force who is takes their skill set to the newly formed Armed Force Conference [AFC]. Wyoming, UNLV and New Mexico left the mountain west knowing they don't have a chance at winning and decides to join the WAC! Big East Gains - TCU Armed Force Conference [ Independents] Gains - Air Force Mountain West Conference Gains - BYU, Fresno State, Nevada, and Hawai'i Looses - Wyoming, New Mexico, Air Force and UNLV Western Athletics Conference Gains - New Mexico, UNLV, and Wyoming
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