Miami’s national championships in 1983, 1987, 1989, 1991, and 2001 established one of college football’s celebrated dynasties. The 2001 team’s dominant championship run and the program’s generations of NFL stars shaped college football history.
The U’s green-and-orange identity, smoke entrance, and passionate South Florida fan base make Hurricanes game day unmistakable. Rivalries with Florida State and Florida are among the sport’s fiercest, while Notre Dame matchups carry national history.
The 2001 Miami National Champions will be honored Saturday and tonight we contribute with a marathon of our Vault Shows featuring Bryant McKinnie, Clinton Portis, Ed Reed, Brett Romberg and Joaquin Gonzalez beginning at 7 pm on CaneSport You Tube and Twitter https://t.co/VGTTYGwO5d
Fixing the Leaks: Miami Hurricanes O-Line Owns the FSU Protection Problems, Braces for Pitt’s Top-Ranked Run Defense - https://t.co/QQrFl9tS1X https://t.co/zf3EbBu0xW
