Hurricane Warning For K-State
One week after exposing the Ohio State Buckeyes football team as a Top 25 fraud; the Miami Hurricanes look to go "wild" against Kansas State University.
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One week after exposing the Ohio State Buckeyes football team as a Top 25 fraud; the Miami Hurricanes look to go "wild" against Kansas State University.
The Miami Hurricanes ground attack is second to none in the country. But, eventually the passing attack will have to save the Canes and so far, no quarterback is instilling any confidence.
It's being called the "Ineligibowl," but while funny, it sells short a game that could be one for the ages when the Miami Hurricanes welcomes in the Ohio State Buckeyes Saturday at Sun Life Stadium.
It's being called the "Ineligibowl," but while funny, it sells short a game that could be one for the ages when the Miami Hurricanes welcomes in the Ohio State Buckeyes Saturday at Sun Life Stadium.
Miami Hurricanes quarterback Stephen Morris may have started the first game of the year, but that's about to change.
Some will point to the Miami Hurricanes' lack of players on defense as the real reason for Monday night's loss to Maryland. But Canes head coach Al Golden pinned the loss on himself and two factors, turnovers and penalties.
As the Canes prepared to open their season Monday night at Maryland, the faithful were trying to keep a stiff upper lip amid the distraction of an on-going NCAA investigation that could end with severe penalties being imposed on the program.
Tuesday's ruling from the NCAA suspending various players of the University of Miami football team was bad, but the worst is likely still to come as the NCAA infractions committee continues to investigate the rules violations committed by UM.
The University of Miami faces a unknown future, but head coach Al Golden is getting support from many of his fellow coaches in the Atlantic Coast Conference, including one of Miami's biggest rivals.
The NCAA has ruled that eight University of Miami players must miss at least one game and repay benefits as a condition to becoming eligible to play again for the Canes.
The focus for the Miami Hurricanes is beginning to shift from the Nevin Shapiro-scandal to Monday's game against the Terrapins. But, the Shapiro scandal will still have a big impact on the game.
While the University of Miami is trying to turn its attention to next Monday's game at Maryland; the current and former players named in the Nevin Shapiro scandal will soon be receiving subpoenas.
University of Miami president Donna Shalala has taken to the university's website to again address the storm that now envelops the athletic department.
