Miami Hurricanes: Decades of Dominance

[WizKhid]

MEET THE FUTURE CANE!

#1 Quarterback Jimmy May


Star Potential - 5*
Tendency - Scrambler
Height/Weight - 6'0, 198
National Rank - #10
SPRAQ - 79.70
Other Schools interested - Idaho/Utah State/Eastern Michigan

Prospect Rating
Speed - B
Acceleration - B
Agility - B
Throwing Power - B-
Throwing Accuracy - A

May has all the tools to be a great quarterback. He has taken his high school team to the playoff 3 out of the 4 years but yet always came up short on winning the championship. May biggest assets people notices his how accurate he is with the football. He can fit it into tight spaces and bomb it down field at the right angle. Here is what coach golden had to say.

Coach Golden: May has that winning attitude you want to have in your program. He can make plays with both his arm and feet which is always a plus to have in college. We don't expect him to start right away but he will see the field soon enough.

[WizKhid]

Meet The Future Cane

#6 Halfback Aaron Hayden


Star Potential - 5*
Height/Weight - 6'4", 234 lbs
National Ranking - #29
SPARQ - 78.00
Other Schools Interested - Alabama/Florida/Michigan

Prospect rating
Speed - A-
Acceleration - B+
Agility - B+
Elusiveness - B
Stiff Arm - B-

One of the biggest runningbacks in this year recruiting class. Hayden has amazing speed and is extremely elusive for his size. He has been compared to Rams runningback Steven Jackson because of his size and the way he runs. He knows how to fight for those extra yards and could carry the load for his team. Here is what coach golden has to say.

Coach Golden: I was blown away from what I seen Hayden do. He looks like a power back but runs like hes a scat back. He will be a much needed addition to our backfield. Just like Jimmy he will not be seeing the field in 2013 but he will be making a huge impact once he does.

[Deuce2223]

Nice Bowl win and very nice recruting class.

[WizKhid]

MEET THE FUTURE CANE

#13 Defensive End Chris Weaver




Star Potential - 4*
Height/Weight - 6'3" 227 lbs
National Ranking - #165
SPARQ -71.00
Other Schools interested - Florida/Baylor/Oklahoma

Prospet Ratings
Speed - B-
Acceleration - B-
Power Moves - B-
Block Shedding - B-

Weaver is coming off his best high school season yet. Leading his team in tackles and sacks. He was 3rd in the nation in Sacks this year racking up 11.5 sks. This kid really knows how to get after the Quarterback. If he wants to get even better then adding more techniques to his arsenal is a must. Here is what coach golden had to say.

Coach Golden: Weaver is a unique kid. He can line up on the left or right side and still find ways to sack the quarterback. That is what i call a relentless motor. Depending on how his spring practice is weaver could get the starting job at Left defensive end.

[WizKhid]

Quote: Originally Posted by mm boost

good job on the bowl win south Carolina didn't have a chance. way to represent the acc...strong finish to the season.

I was hoping for some competition from the gamecocks lol but i guess they were scared of the hurricanes

Quote: Originally Posted by Deuce2223

Nice Bowl win and very nice recruiting class.

Thanks man. I got a good recruiting Class this year hopefully they can take the team to the ACC championship lol

[WizKhid]

Oklahoma Sign #1 Recruiting Class


After losing in the national championship. The sooners tries to bolster both sides of the ball to make another run at the championship

Highlight of the class 3 5* players
1 - WR E. Parham
2 - WR B. Lewis
3 - L. Nichols

Back to form!



Auburn makes their offensive more Explosive!
The Tigers made a statement in this year recruiting class by signing the #1 overall recruit Wide Receiver Ty Lewis. He picked auburn over Alabama,Miami, Penn State, Oklahoma and even in-home school Georgia and Georgia teach

Highlight of the class 4 5*
1 - HB M. Williams
2. - WR T. Lewis
3. - WR C. McFadden
4. - WR C. Tillman

No Worries Here!


USC doesn't need blue chip players!
The Trojans have the #4 recruiting class without even signing any 5* players this year. Their recruiting class is headed by the #4 Cornerback Jabari Miles (4*)


Top Players by Positions

Quarterbacks
#1 - 5* Jimmy May (6'0",198lbs) Miami
#2 - 4* Tony Cantrell (6'2, 224lbs) Texas
#3 - 4* Wesley Davis (6'0", 223lbs) Wisconsin
#4 - 4* Luke Jacques (6'2", 180lbs) Oregon
#5 - 4* Jason Houston (6'6", 189lbs) Notre Dame
#6 - 4* Jared Fletcher (6'1", 200lbs) Virginia Tech
#7 - 4* Jason Nash (6'3", 184lbs) Georgia Tech
#8 - 4* Bryan Flowers (6'0, 201lbs) DNQ
#9 - 4* Reggie Rivers (6'3, 194lbs) Oklahoma
#10 - 4* Jacob Reese (6'2", 225lbs) Idaho


Runningbacks
#1 - 5* Josh Abrams (6'1", 204lbs) Penn State
#2 - 5* George Duke (6'0", 221lbs) Texas
#3 - 5* Michael Williams (6'1", 205lbs) Auburn
#4 - 5* Darius Sykes (5'8", 193lbs) Florida State
#5 - 5* Darren White (5'9", 187lbs) Penn State
#6 - 5* Aaron Hayden (6'4", 234lbs) Miami
#7 - 5* T.J. Johnson (6'3", 218lbs) Penn State
#8 - 4* Sam Thompson (5'11" 202lbs) Wisconsin
#9 - 4* Tyler Jackson (5'10", 213lbs) Michigan
#10 - 4* Josh Richardson (6'1", 200lbs) Michigan State

Wide Receiver
#1 - 5* Ty Lewis (6'4", 172lbs) Auburn
#2 - 5* Carlos Tillman (6'1", 194lbs) Auburn
#3 - 5* C. McFadden (6'2", 180lbs) Auburn
#4 - 5* Drew Kane (6'0", 174) Florida
#5 - 5* Buster Lewis (5'10", 175) Oklahoma
#6 - 5* Bryan Dowdell (6'2", 184lbs) Alabama
#7 - 5* Robert Golden (5'11, 191lbs) Miami
#8 - 5* Eugene Parham (6'7", 196 lbs) Oklahoma
#9 - 5* Dominique Hicks (6'4", 212lbs) LSU
#10 - 5* Tyler Henderson (5'10", 167) Florida State

Tight Ends
#1 - 4* Daniel Ratliff (6'6", 249lbs) Auburn
#2 - 4* Mike Williams (6'1", 247lbs) Boise State
#3 - 4* Andre Porter (6'1", 230lbs) Texas
#4 - 4* Andre Jefferson (6'4", 254lbs) Nebraska
#5 - 4* Erik Johnson (6'6", 251lbs) Virginia Tech
#6 - 4* Marcus Brown (6'1", 230lbs) Alabama
#7 - 4* Rashaun Lyles (6'2", 240 lbs) Nebraska
#8 - 4* Brandon Summers (6'7", 257 lbs) Auburn
#9 - 4* Curtis Givens (6'4", 225lbs) South Carolina
#10 - 4* Colby Andrew (6'5", 237lbs) Ohio State

Tackles
#1 - 4* Daniel Taylor (6'5", 275lbs) Florida
#2 - 4* Eric Hobbs (6'7", 310lbs) Florida
#3 - 4* Derrick Clay (6'4", 288lbs) Auburn
#4 - 4* Johnny Horne (6'3", 280lbs) Florida
#5 - 4* Tyler Williams (6'5", 280lbs) Ohio State

Guards
#1 - 4* Joe Spurlock (6'0", 271lbs) Auburn
#2 - 4* Stephen Stewart (6'3", 264lbs) Oklahoma
#3 - 4* Travis Calhoun (6'4", 292lbs) Alabama
#4 - 4* Raymond Hunter (6'2", 308lbs) Oregon
#5 - 4* Keith Malone (6'2", 273lbs) Miami

Center
#1 - 4* Terrell Ratliff (6'2", 305lbs) Ohio State
#2 - 4* Timothy Shuler (6'2", 260lbs) TCU
#3 - 4* Danny Everett (6'2", 282lbs) LSU
#4 - 4* Will Mark (6'2", 276lbs) Virginia Tech
#5 - 4* Kyle Byrd (6'4", 267lbs) Notre Dame

Defensive Ends
#1 - 5* Damion Marquardt (6'2", 236lbs) Ohio State
#2 - 4* Lawrence Gilmore (6'1", 252lbs) Ohio State
#3 - 4* Hassan McDonald (6'3", 242lbs) Oklahoma
#4 - 4* Lionel Daniels (6'0", 237lbs) Oregon
#5 - 4* Chad Bell (6'3", 223lbs) LSU
#6 - 4* Austin McCoy (6'3", 245lbs) LSU
#7 - 4* Seth Fuller (5'11", 245lbs) USC
#8 - 4* Greg Burgess (6'6", 229lbs) Florida State
#9 - 4* Tim Atkinson (6'3", 268) USC
#10 - 4* James Marshall (6'5", 232lbs) Wisconsin

Defensive Tackles
#1 - 5* Lester Nichols (6'4", 280lbs) Oklahoma
#2 - 4* Jeremy Alston (6'4", 301lbs) Florida
#3 - 4* Graham Whitworth (6'6", 272lbs) Auburn
#4 - 4* Robert Setzer (6'2", 300 lbs) Miami
#5 - 4* Donte Jackson (6'6", 289) Oklahoma
#6 - 4* Marcus Bell (6'2", 303lbs) Nebraska
#7 - 4* Brandon Jones (6'3", 325lbs) LSU
#8 - 4* Lawrence Smith (6'4", 285) Wisconsin
#9 - 4* Daniel Coley (6'3", 252lbs) Virginia Tech
#10 - 4* Issac Brown (5'11", 272lbs) Virginia Tech

Outside Linebacker
#1 - 4* Williams Jackson (6'4", 225lbs) Boise State
#2 - 4* Kelly Huffman (5'11", 225 lbs) Miami
#3 - 4* Sean Collins (6'5", 217lbs) Wisconsin
#4 - 4* Mike Cannon (6'3", 220lbs) Ohio State
#5 - 4* Charles McCollum (6'2", 213lbs) Oklahoma
#6 - 4* Christian Farris (6'1", 222lbs) Nebraska
#7 - 4* Jeff Benson (5'10", 216lbs) Auburn
#8 - 4* Brandon Wolfe (6'1", 225lbs) Nebraska
#9 - 4* Bryan Skinner (6'3", 206lbs) Oregon
#10 - 4* James Jones (6'2", 216lbs) Utah State

Middle Linebacker
#1 - 5* Travis Johnson (6'1", 210lbs) Alabama
#2 - 4* Erik Wilson (6'0", 225lbs) LSU
#3 - 4* Steve Smith (6'2",234lbs) Michigan
#4 - 4* Brandon Hearn (6'2", 238lbs) South Carolina
#5 - 4* Bennie Glover (5'10", 199lbs) USC
#6 - 4* Bryson Ross (6'3", 237lbs) Pittsburgh
#7 - 4* Zach Hughes TCU (6'3", 215lbs) TCU
#8 - 4* Joe Shaw (5'11", 222lbs) Nevada
#9 - 4* Beau Walker (6'1",245lbs) Pittsburgh
#10 - 4* Tyler Garcia (6'2", 218lbs) Nebraska

Cornerback
#1 - 4* Brian Burns (6'0", 184lbs) Alabama
#2 - 4* Phil Reed (5'11",179lbs) Auburn
#3 - 4* Greg Gatewood (6'3",178lbs) Oklahoma
#4 - 4* Jabari Miles (6'3", 199lbs) USC
#5 - 4* Tyrone Martin (6'1", 179lbs) Ohio State
#6 - 4* Joel Jones (6'2",173lbs) Florida State
#7 - 4* Michael Jones (5'11", 170lbs) Florida State
#8 - 4* Marcus Wade (6'0", 180lbs) Florida
#9 - 4* Cedric McGee (5'10", 193lbs) Michigan
#10 - 4* Erik Avery (5'11", 165lbs) Boise State

Free Safety
#1 - 4* Brandon Goodman (6'3, 210lbs) Oklahoma
#2 - 4* Shane Wood (6'0", 183lbs) Alabama
#3 - 4* Tommy Mays (6'2", 209lbs) Oregon
#4 - 4* Paul Coleman (6'3", 212lbs) Tennessee
#5 - 4* Chad Brown (6'0", 214lbs) USC
#6 - 4* Gary Alford (5'11", 208lbs) Nebraska
#7 - 3* Max Bishop (6'1", 189lbs) Iowa
#8 - 3* Sheldon Lake (5'10", 183lbs) Florida State
#9 - 3* Michael Keyes (6'2", 218lbs) Texas Tech
#10 - 3* Joey Washington (5'11", 190lbs) Michigan State

Strong Safety
#1 - 4* Jesse Martin (6'3", 196lbs) Ohio State
#2 - 4* Nathan Roberts (5'11", 196lbs) Oklahoma
#3 - 4*Antonio Fowler (6'3", 197lbs) Michigan
#4 - 4* Chris Ware (6'3", 186lbs) Miami
#5 - 4* Jacob Paul (6'1", 198lbs) Oklahoma State
#6 - 4* Don Bryant (5'11", 172lbs) Maryland
#7 - 3* Jason Jackson (6'0",191lbs) Fresno State
#8 - 3* Jon Yates (6'0", 205lbs) Nevada
#9 - 3* Ryan Pearson (6'0", 210lbs) Cal
#10 - 3* Barry Haynes (6'2",202lbs) NC State

Top Recruiting Classes - 2013
RK	TEAM	5	4	3	2	1	TOTAL
1	Oklahoma	3	10	9	0	0	22
2	Alabama	4	7	8	0	0	19
3	Auburn	4	8	4	0	1	17
4	USC	0	14	3	4	0	21
5	Michigan	1	8	10	2	0	21
6	Stanford	0	8	12	3	2	25
7	LSU	1	7	11	2	0	21
8	Texas A&M	0	9	9	4	2	24
9	Florida State	2	6	8	2	2	20
10	Virginia Tech	0	8	12	2	0	22
11	Nebraska	1	7	10	1	0	19
12	Oregon	0	10	8	0	0	18
13	Mississippi State	0	7	11	5	2	25
14	TCU	0	5	15	5	0	25
15	Utah	0	6	14	2	0	22
16	Penn State	3	4	6	0	4	17
17	Florida	2	6	6	0	4	18
18	Ohio State	1	8	5	0	4	18
19	Arksnas	0	6	13	2	0	21
20	Texas	3	4	4	0	4	15
21	Boise State	1	6	9	0	0	16
22	Notre Dame	0	6	10	4	0	20
23	Georiga	0	9	5	1	2	17
24	Maryland	1	1	15	2	6	25
25	Oklahoma State	0	7	7	4	0	18

[WizKhid]

Conference Movements & Automatic Qualifiers

Before the 2013 season begins. The NCAA has announced some important news about conference movements & automatic qualifiers. The team that wins the MWC will face the Big 12 champion in the fiesta bowl. The Allstate bowl will now be between the Big East Champions and the SEC champions. Now onto conference movements there were many teams that found new homes this passed off-season. Below is a list of team movements.

Adds
Houston Cougars
"After two disappointing losses in the C-USA conference title. Houston wanted to gain a better chance in the Mountain West conference."

Adds
Troy Trojans
Troy dominated the Sun belt and it was time for some better competition

Losses
Houston Cougars



Adds
UNLV and UT Arlington
"Both these team thought with troy gone they would have a better chance at a title crown"

Losses
Troy



Adds
Eastern Michigan
After a disappointing 1-11 season last year and the firing of head coach Ron English. Eastern Michigan decided to leave the MAC and head to the WAC.

Losses
UNLV and UT Arlington

[StonyFox]

PSU taking #1,3,5 halfback is nasty........what's the ratings on your 5* QB looking like?