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This looks at the next 3 seasons in college football and what to and who to expect to be in the Top 25.
Miami is # 18. Here is the breakdown of what they said about The U.
They also ranked us of having
Coaching - 6.2 out of 10
Current Talent - 6.2 out of 10
Recruiting - 7 out of 10
Title Path - 6.2 out of 10
Program Power - 5.2 out of 10
"Coaching: "Al Golden is one of the best young coaches in the country," Schlabach says. "I think he's there for the long haul. If they can get over the sanctions, there aren't many jobs in the country better than Miami." Haney adds: "Coaches I've talked to in that league think Golden is a guy who will win a bunch of games there."
Current Talent: There are several young players already in the program who should give Miami fans optimism. RB Duke Johnson, WR/TE Derrick Griffin, CB Tracy Howard and S Deon Bush are all underclassmen who have the potential to be impact players for the Canes. A veteran-laden O-line should be a strength in 2013, but the defense has some issues to overcome.
Recruiting: The Hurricanes signed the eighth-ranked class in 2012, 15th in 2013 and currently have the 12th for 2014. "They continue to sell the whole mindset and aura of 'the U,'" Luginbill says. "For whatever reason, it still resonates."
Title Path: The potential for an NCAA-imposed postseason ban remains a possibility, but if you take that out of the equation, Miami's championship path appears fairly straightforward. "In that league, the door is open," Haney says.
Program Power: Miami took a hit in this category, in part because of the U's poor facilities and in part because of the remaining potential for NCAA sanctions. But with the facilities in the process of being upgraded, and the appearance of stability in the program, the Canes should be OK. "I think as long as Miami can keep Al Golden, they'll have a chance to recover from any sanctions they face," Schlabach says."
This is quoted exactly from ESPN
Miami is # 18. Here is the breakdown of what they said about The U.
They also ranked us of having
Coaching - 6.2 out of 10
Current Talent - 6.2 out of 10
Recruiting - 7 out of 10
Title Path - 6.2 out of 10
Program Power - 5.2 out of 10
"Coaching: "Al Golden is one of the best young coaches in the country," Schlabach says. "I think he's there for the long haul. If they can get over the sanctions, there aren't many jobs in the country better than Miami." Haney adds: "Coaches I've talked to in that league think Golden is a guy who will win a bunch of games there."
Current Talent: There are several young players already in the program who should give Miami fans optimism. RB Duke Johnson, WR/TE Derrick Griffin, CB Tracy Howard and S Deon Bush are all underclassmen who have the potential to be impact players for the Canes. A veteran-laden O-line should be a strength in 2013, but the defense has some issues to overcome.
Recruiting: The Hurricanes signed the eighth-ranked class in 2012, 15th in 2013 and currently have the 12th for 2014. "They continue to sell the whole mindset and aura of 'the U,'" Luginbill says. "For whatever reason, it still resonates."
Title Path: The potential for an NCAA-imposed postseason ban remains a possibility, but if you take that out of the equation, Miami's championship path appears fairly straightforward. "In that league, the door is open," Haney says.
Program Power: Miami took a hit in this category, in part because of the U's poor facilities and in part because of the remaining potential for NCAA sanctions. But with the facilities in the process of being upgraded, and the appearance of stability in the program, the Canes should be OK. "I think as long as Miami can keep Al Golden, they'll have a chance to recover from any sanctions they face," Schlabach says."
This is quoted exactly from ESPN
