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December 24, 2008

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The Truth

first?

nemo2002

Is everyone dead?

nemo2002

I can't believe that we're playing in the freakin' NUTZ Bowl!

DZ8

so close damn

The Truth

SOUP

Just so you know I'm one your biggest fans with this place. I talk to anyone that'll listen. South Beach, Homestead, Key West, Maryland, NYC, Boston and even Meechigan!!

Everywhere!

I wish you continued sucess in the new year!

Go Canes

The Truth

Go Canespace!!

hurriphin 09'

Work sucks....

86Cane

Truth...thanks for your continued support!

It helps us get to where we want to be:

National Championship Blog in FIRST PLACE!!!

SOUP

The UMAA congratulates the Miami Hurricanes football team on a great season! The Hurricanes are headed to the Emerald Bowl and the UMAA will be hosting the Official University of Miami Bowl Pregame Celebration for alumni and fans.

The Official Pregame Celebration will feature a pep rally complete with the Band of the Hour, cheerleaders and Sebastian the Ibis. The event also includes a tailgate buffet, entertainment and commemorative spirit items.

Saturday, December 27, 2008
2:00 – 4:30 p.m. (PST)
Pete’s Tavern - ’Cane Zone
(next door to Pete’s Tavern)
128 King Street
San Francisco, California

Game tickets through the UMAA will only be available through the purchase of a game day package which includes a ticket to the pregame celebration and the game.

Tickets must be purchased in advance. For more information on Emerald Bowl festivities or to register for the Official Pregame Celebration, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at 1-866-862-5867 or 305-284-2872, or via e-mail at alumni@miami.edu, or visit the UMAA Emerald Bowl webpage.

Hurricane Club members, season ticket holders, alumni, or fans should visit www.hurricanesports.com or call 1-800-GOCANES for specific instructions on purchasing Bowl tickets only.

Premiere College Sports is your official Hurricanes travel provider! For more information or to purchase your land only packages, please call 1-800-924-9993 or visit www.hurricanesportstravel.com.

For the complete Emerald Bowl Press Release, please visit www.hurricanesports.com.

CanesgirlNC

10th?

CanesgirlNC

Glad OGV is going to the game.

CanesgirlNC

CGNC-

I'm lovin' those phins right now!! You a fan too? Wether you is or aint, how could you not love that?

Posted by: hurriphin | December 23, 2008 at 04:37 PM

Yea I am a Fins fan as I am a Miami native. People can say what they like about the Tuna, man knows football ;-D

canechic

Merry Christmas! Canesgirl U coming to Orlando?

USAFCane

some randon stats on obvious and less obvious Canes in the NFL.

C.Campbell - 0 sacks
B.Atkins - 2 sacks
E.Reed - 7 int, 41 for career
A.Rolle - 84 tackles
EJ - 400+ yards rushing (ouch)
J.McDougle - 1 tackle
Beason - 136 tackles, 3 int
Wilfork - 58 tackles
Meriwether - 78 tackle, 4 int
Hester - 580 receiving, 3 TD
Olsen - 540 receiving, 4td
Vilma - 119 tacles
Shockey - 483 yds receiving

hurriphin 09'

CGNC-

I aint lyin', this upcoming Jets game feels like the Superbowl!! Word to everything!!!

DZ8

Work does suck...
I love the Dolphins as well...
Wish everyone the best this holiday season..

The best thing about being a Miami Hurricane fan right now is: We are not just grasping at straws hoping for a return to our glory years. We have a man in charge who has a plan and is putting it in place. Last year we needed QBs (got 3), LBs (got roughly 5), WRs (can't count that high).
This year we need offensive linemen, and defensive backs. We've got about 4 D backs and three linemen right now. On National Signing Day I am sure we will have more.

You can make the argument that Randy Shannon was an average coach with above average talent as a defensive co-ordinater (That the players made him look good. I would disagree but you can make the argument). You can make the argument that Randy is not a good head coach, IMO it remains to be seen. One thing that is above argument is that Randy is one heck of a recruiter and is bringing the talent back to Coral Gables. He got rid of coaches last year who did not do their job, he will get coaches in here who can do their job. Our A.D.D., instant gratification mentality wants/needs immediate results. That is not possible in this case because like Randy said on NSD in Feb of 2008, "This class is the FOUNDATION of our future." We are not putting the finishing pieces on this soon to be masterpiece, we are laying the groundwork. The frustration and dissapointment we felt at times this season will pay dividends in the future.

The future is bright for all of Miami (Dolphins and 'Canes).

canechic

DZ8 U got that right baby!!!!

Canesgirl U got mail!! Just saw your email, bummer but we have to get together next season, NO EXCUSES!!

SOUP

From www.hurricanesports.com:

Sophomore left-hander Chris Hernandez and junior shortstop Ryan Jackson continue to garner preseason awards as both University of Miami baseball players were named to Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's 2009 Louisville Slugger Preseason All-American baseball team on Tuesday.

The recognition from Collegiate Baseball marks the third national preseason honor for both Jackson and Hernandez. On Dec. 5, both players were named to the College Baseball Foundation's 2009 Brooks Wallace Player of the Year Watch List while just last week, both Miami natives were named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Preseason All-America First Team.

For Hernandez, the Louisville Slugger honor is his second first-team selection this preseason, while Jackson picked up second team honors after being named first team by the NCBWA.

Seven Atlantic Coast Conference players were named to one of the three Louisville Slugger teams, with North Carolina and Miami combining for six of the league's seven spots. San Diego State's RHP Stephen Strasburg is the publication's preseason pick for National Player of the Year.

Hernandez, one of six starters named to the first-team staff, is coming off one of the most decorated freshman seasons in school history, finishing a perfect 11-0 with a 2.72 ERA en route to numerous All-American honors. Striking out a team-high 117 batters in 112 2/3 innings in 2008, Hernandez was recognized as the National Freshman Pitcher of the Year by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers' Association. He was named First Team All-America by Louisville Slugger and Second Team All-America by Baseball America and Rivals.com. He was also named Atlantic Coast Conference Freshman of the Year and First Team All-ACC after going 8-0 in 10 league starts.

Jackson had a breakout year in 2008, hitting .360 with four home runs, 50 RBI, 49 runs scored and 10 stolen bases en route to First Team All-ACC honors. He led the Hurricanes with 19 doubles in 2008, in addition to ranking second in at-bats (242) and hits (87) and third in batting average. His .360 average at the conclusion of his sophomore season was 124 points higher than his average in 2007 (.236), easily the greatest turnaround on the UM roster. Jackson also had another stellar year defensively at shortstop, committing just eight errors on 310 chances for a .974 fielding percentage.

SOUP

More from the UM web site:

Fresh off its 11th College World Series appearance in head coach Jim Morris' 15 seasons at the helm of the University of Miami baseball program, the Hurricanes are ranked No. 18 in Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's Fabulous 40 Preseason NCAA Division I baseball poll announced Monday.

Overall, four Atlantic Coast Conference teams are ranked in the Top 20, with North Carolina coming in at No. 2, Florida State at No. 7 and Georgia Tech at No. 12. LSU will enter the 2009 season as the nation's top-ranked team in Collegiate Baseball's poll, while Rice, Georgia and Stanford round out the Top 5 behind the Tigers and the Tar Heels.

The 2009 Hurricanes will feature 19 returning players - including 16 letterwinners - from last year's team that reached the College World Series for the 23rd time in school history and finished with an overall record of 53-11. Among the players returning this upcoming season include three National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Preseason All-Americans in sophomore left-hander Chris Hernandez, junior shortstop Ryan Jackson and junior right-hander Kyle Bellamy.

SOUP

OGV...call me. U are all set!

2 Club level tickets
2 UMAA pre-game party passes
1 Guaranteed good time!

TLuv

Merry Christmas Canespace

wv cane

can anyone tell me what tim harris done before coming to work for randy , didnt he run an offense in south florida highschool

J

Borges set to be SDSU OC - the available pool of candidates gets smaller

J

Ice was the HC at Booker T

wv cane

didnt he have a good offense and was it a pro set

wv cane

do you think tim could be a good oc , booker t seemed to be a pretty good tim last few years

SOUP

Tim Harris was the head coach at Miami Booker T Washington HS. Davon Johnson and Brandon Harris were recruits from that HS.

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/preps/football/2008-05-04-coach-miami_N.htm

wv cane

i ment team

SOUP

I believe that Harris needs to get his college degree before he can officially be named a coach and recruit. Right now he is an "administrative assistant" to Shannon.

wv cane

i remember when he was brung aboard and i thought he would eventually have a hand in the offense i think he would be alot better than most people would beleive

wv cane

i read alot on here but never post i do watch every game and beleive we have as much talent as anybody else,but ithink nix has these kids so scared of making a mistake that they play way to tight

J

Tim is a great coach, you may even see him demonstrate that this year - just saying. The jump from HS coach to D-1 OC is a bit steep. Now a position or perhaps particular group coach, hmmmmm.

I think he got his degree as a prerequisite to being Coach's special assistant

wv cane

well thanks for the info i gotta go do some last minute shopping and watch the local wv mountain people grope their sisters in public

SOUP

Tim Harris, Sr.
Assistant to the Head Coach

Tim Harris Sr. is in his first year as assistant to the head coach. Harris has more 21 years of coaching experience at the high school level. He comes to Miami after serving as the head coach at Booker T. Washington from 2003-07 where he went 57-7.

He guided the Tornadoes to the 2007 Class 4A state championship and a No. 8 national ranking. Harris was named the 2007 USA Today National Coach of the Year as well as the 2007 Miami Herald Coach of the Year and 2007 South Florida Touchdown Club Coach of the Year. He also earned 2003, 2004 and 2006 Florida Dairy Farm Coach of the Year honors.

Harris also coached at Miami High School from 1986-96 where he coached wide receivers and served as the offensive coordinator. He served as assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at Northwestern High School from 1997-98 and 2001-02. He was the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach at Miami Central High School from 1999-2000.

A native of Miami, Harris played three years as a defensive back at Carthage College in Kenosha, Wis. He and his wife, Chonita, have two sons, Brandon and Tim Jr.

MidWestCane

"#12 gets it.

Why can't Marve?

The Truth wants the kid to stay. Believes that kid IS special. I just hope he stops thinking about how special he is

Posted by: The Truth | December 24, 2008 at 08:25 AM"


Now I understand why they call this man - "The Truth".


Happy Christmas Eve Legion.

hurriphin 09'

our beloved dolphins are pressed for secondary help. anyone fancy them taking b.johnson or a.reddick in the late rounds?

and before anyone suggests them-
I'd pay them NOT to draft c.armour or l.ponder!
(although ponder did come through vs. UVA)

MidWestCane

Tim Harris, welcome aboard.

You too Jermaine Johnson, welcome aboard, glad you pulled the trigger.

solarcane

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>MERRY CHRISTMAS<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

I hope every one of you and your families have a wonderful holiday.
It is a great expereince to share this blog with so many good folks.

PEACE ON EARTH


nemo2002

Thanks! Igualmente.

roachcane77

Merry Christmas Canespacers!

Calvin

2 of my favorite Cane moments of the year was when sean spence slammed the hell out of tebow, and when bruce johnson over celebrated after recovering the ball that seans spence ripped out against virginia.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qTgYNP6vBk

Posted by: Calvin | December 24, 2008 at 12:31 PM

What are yall 2 favorite/memorable moments this year for the Hurricanes?

hurriphin 09'

off top:

when spence pole-axed brandon james & that final sack on tyrod taylor at TNP.

can we name some more?

hurriphin 09'

-When Jacory & LaRon avenged the OB finale loss with that miracle drive against UVA.(overcoming like 104 false starts)
-After cleaning up a tackle of VT's RB, Brandon Harris got down on all fours, and started poppin' sh!t to the downed ballcarrier. (I felt like I time-machined back to the late 80's for that moment)

Calvin

Ok hurriphin only 2 per post, :)

Calvin

By the way, i missed that one about brandon harris, must of been in the 1st quarter.

hurriphin 09'

-AJ's 1st TD (many more to come)
-Kayne's TD @ TX AM (after scoring, letting the cameras know what time it was)

solarcane

Everytime Bosher cracked down a returner when the guy thought he was gonna run right over him

peace

Canezitis

who's the 5* OL who just committed with us?btw,merry christmas all.

hurriphin 09'

-Marve's entire performance against A&M. Particularly when he took a big shot and still threw a money pass. (in the event that we never see him in orange n' green again, it was an excellent performance, especially considering the circumstances)

solarcane

Cal is 7-0 at home this year

peace

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