Another for today. Thought this was an interesting one because so many people forget how clutch Larry Jones was for us in that game. McGuire was a force of nature when he was healthy, especially in big games, so Jones stepping up in the biggest spot possible can’t be understated. Crazy that it was his only real shot and ultimately his only 100 yard game.

One of the best Canes ever! Loved that '91 team.

Canes Legacy said:

We understand with everything going on in the world that this may not be accurate. However, we’re going to take the optimistic approach. Plus, it gives us a chance to go down memory lane and remember some great performances.

We started this about 30 days ago so feel free to scroll through the twitter page to see who else was featured. This thread will be updated daily.

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Congratulations. Looking forward to more content...

So many returners try to be Devin Hester but don’t understand what made him so great. They try to run sideline to sideline and make a thousand cuts, but that only works if the whole coverage unit screws up.

Devin was so instinctual, and someone in the thread about guys who could play other positions made a great point about how he excelled in chaotic situations. He’d only go horizontal until that seam opened, then it was full gear towards the end zone. Realistically, a bunch of guys could be doing exactly what they’re supposed to do, but he’d spot that guy who lost his lane and then it was a sprint.

Side to side? Yeah, you can get an angle before he hits the sideline. But good luck making a play on a guy running at you who can cut on a dime (see punter in clip 2).

Let em talk all day about Bama. They’re not coming close to that number. 287 for the 42 guys that made it from the whole squad.

Canes Legacy said:

Another for today. Thought this was an interesting one because so many people forget how clutch Larry Jones was for us in that game. McGuire was a force of nature when he was healthy, especially in big games, so Jones stepping up in the biggest spot possible can’t be understated. Crazy that it was his only real shot and ultimately his only 100 yard game.

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I loved playing NE in the OB, or anywhere for that matter. Thanks for the memory fix. McGuire was golden in the one back offense.

Canes Legacy said:

We understand with everything going on in the world that this may not be accurate. However, we’re going to take the optimistic approach. Plus, it gives us a chance to go down memory lane and remember some great performances.

We started this about 30 days ago so feel free to scroll through the twitter page to see who else was featured. This thread will be updated daily.

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I remember being nervous about that game because everyone was rooting for US and that just wasn't right. Was Darrin Smith our LB that covered Houston's fastest WR? I remember thier HC saying he knew they were in trouble when our LB did that.

Canes Legacy said:

Another for today. Thought this was an interesting one because so many people forget how clutch Larry Jones was for us in that game. McGuire was a force of nature when he was healthy, especially in big games, so Jones stepping up in the biggest spot possible can’t be understated. Crazy that it was his only real shot and ultimately his only 100 yard game.

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So We have a new mod

In 2010 Hankerson went for 145 on 3 Rec and a Tub. The most underrated WR in canes history. #countdown

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In 2010 Hankerson went for 145 on 3 Rec and a Tub. The most underrated WR in canes history. #countdown

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We got Hankerson in the countdown earlier. Hankerson is certainly under appreciated though. When he finally put it all together in 2010 he was a monster.

Gatorhater said:

I remember being nervous about that game because everyone was rooting for US and that just wasn't right. Was Darrin Smith our LB that covered Houston's fastest WR? I remember thier HC saying he knew they were in trouble when our LB did that.

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I think it was Armstead running with the guy, but they could all move. That was a scary group of LBs to be up against.

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I think it was Armstead running with the guy, but they could all move. That was a scary group of LBs to be up against.

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Barrow and Armstead were Fast...but not Darrin Fast....

caneinorlando said:

Barrow and Armstead were Fast...but not Darrin Fast....

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Speaking of Darrin...

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Speaking of Darrin...

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Loved Both....I have Maryland #4 at DT at UM only behind Sapp...Jerome and Tez, despite all the accolades....Only reason is Maryland was known for sometimes taking plays off...both at UM and Dallas....

Duke Johnson was another in our great lineage of RBs. His freshman year was something special and he certainly lived up to his 5 star ranking during his career.

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Duke Johnson was another in our great lineage of RBs. His freshman year was something special and he certainly lived up to his 5 star ranking during his career.

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Keep them coming Legacy. You've come like a super hero to save this place....

1LuvCane said:

Keep them coming Legacy. You've come like a super hero to save this place....

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They’ll be at least 1 a day depending on what the stats and research department comes up with.