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Any Miami QB who goes 3-0 vs FSU and 2-0 vs UF is all right by me.

Google search turned up nothing. Clement tried the original XFL. Then went to law school, I think.

And the naked bootleg TD to Fulcher....

I always wished he’d play more. Had the physical tools. Maybe missing the intangible quality that makes a great QB.

I remember a recent article, maybe posted here somewhere. Listed all the 5-star QBs of the past five years, maybe ten years. Where they signed, and how they ended up. I think over 90% were busts. A great number transferred to other schools.

Agree. Clements was a tough SOB though. I remember he played at West Virginia with a separated non-throwing shoulder. Covington would have played but was sick, and even had a collapsed lung. Clement didn’t do much, under the circumstances, and took a beating. You could see how much pain he was...

Let’s not forget Ryan Collins. Ugh. Chris Walsh? Steve’s younger brother. Gatorade Offensive Player of The Year, 1992. Signed with Miami. Stunk and never played a down, I think. Ryan Clement and Scott Covington weren’t bad. Both were Top 10 national QBs, if I recall. But neither was elite in...

If Costa hits Taj Johnson running wide open down the sideline.....

Good conversation then.

You’re mistaking this for an argument.

2001 Miami vs 2004 USC would have been epic.

94 Canes win if they could generate a few first downs. I think Miami went 3-out every drive since the mid-3rd quarter.

I don’t disagree. 94 Huskers D dominated the second half of the game. Granted, the Miami OL was awful, but some credit is due. The 95 Huskers were better than 94. 2000-2002 Miami still beats them.

2001 Canes beat any NU team. The 94-95 Huskies were a great team, and Tommy Frazier and Lawrence Phillips would have made some plays. NU’s defense would have given Miami a game. Canes win 34-20. 2001 NU team was not close to the 94-95 version.