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Take a dive into some of the best high schools that have produced your favorite Hurricanes over the years

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

Fourteen years in a row with first round picks is what many people think of when they consider the impressive draft history of the University of Miami. It’s the type of record that seems impossible, especially considering it started in 1995 while the squad was being put under probation with a...

KJ Osborn spent one year in Coral Gables, but emerged quickly as a leader of the Hurricanes in 2019. A transfer from Buffalo, Osborn made it to the U by last spring and built an immediate rapport with the quarterbacks on the roster. He led the squad this year with 50 catches, finishing...

Michael Pinckney has been a pillar of Miami’s stellar defense in the Manny Diaz era. The Jacksonville native earned a starting role as a true freshman and never relinquished it. The 4-year starter amassed 267 tackles to go along with 42 TFL and 15 sacks in a career that saw him attain...

The high school countdown got us thinking about which states have been the best at producing talent for Miami.

Since the early 00s, the talk about the best team in program history tends to fall into a few pretty consistent opinions: '01 is the unquestioned GOAT, the five natty squads are the best five, and a lot of the others tend to blend together. We wanted to separate things...

Nothing says offseason content like trying to figure out the Mount Rushmore of something in sports. Luckily, we love offseason content, so we went position by position for UM Football.

While Miami has been able to secure a handful of top talents over the past 15 or so years after the glory days of the early 00s, the truly elite prospects have been few and far between. Even less consistent was the ability of the coaches over that period to pull the most out of these premier...

When the summertime hits and fans get locked into endless “Position U” debates, the Hurricanes have to like what they have at the safety spot, which has a ton of upside and could develop into one of the strongest units on the roster

The Canes will be looking at the defensive tackle position to take the next step in 2020. In 2018, the positional play was elite with Gerald Willis wreaking havoc up front. With Willis graduating, the unit...

On March 16, we had nothing to do. Quarantined from work (and most things) and facing the longest stretch without distractions from football season we could remember, we decided to start our planned countdown to Hurricanes football a little (74 days) early...

WEEK ONE MAILBAG, featuring questions about the LBs and safeties in Manny’s system, our favorite Cane, the Industrial Revolution, breakout players, and Debbie Deb. Grover (CanesInsight): Will John Campbell be any good at LT? Campbell will be noticeably better than what we saw at LT in 2019...

Each week we're going to highlight a big game from Cane history that took place during the days of each "game week." Our first installment is from 1988, and is generally considered one of the best comebacks in the history of Hurricane football.

We're back for another week of the CIS Mailbag. This week, we feature questions about Louisville, Lance Roeffers, Blake Baker, and Napoleon.

Each week we're going to highlight a big game from Cane history that took place during the days of each "game week." Last week featured a great comeback, but this game is all about stopping a comeback attempt and the first flashes of greatness from one of UM's all timers.

The CIS Week 3 Mail Bag is in. This week we cover WRs, FSU, ancient Mexican civilization, and "The Trolley Problem". Dan (Twitter): The 2nd level of the defense has been poor from bad angles, slow of foot, and keep getting beat on misdirection Any changes you see to depth chart or scheme...

Each week we're going to highlight a big game from Cane history that took place during the days of each "game week." There were a number of games to pick from this week, but only one of the options was a #1 vs #2 battle that has reached all-time legendary status amongst the Hurricane fanbase.

This week we try and distract you from the bye week talking Clemson, Lashlee, and the Battle of Karansebes. Ed Sanchez (Twitter): Does the bye week really benefit the team right now when they are clicking at many cylinders? I think it’s a benefit for the offense. Lashlee is one of the best...

Each week we're going to highlight a big game from Cane history that took place during the days of each "game week." I tried to get every worthwhile beating of FSU on the schedule somewhere, and this week's is another classic comeback: Miami-FSU in 2018.