Alex Mirabal is "Ready to Build a Championship Line"

[Hoyacane1620]

 

[ben]

 

[miamicanephins]

I agree 100000000000%.

 

[CFDan]

fuggin love Alex. so god**** awesome he and Mario are on our sidelines now. amazing

 

[423Hurricane]

Ready to Build a Championship Line

Alex Mirabal grew up in South Florida, watching the Hurricanes dominate. As Miami's new assistant head coach and offensive line coach, he says he's ready to do his part to help head coach Mario Cristobal build a championship-caliber program at The U.

miamihurricanes.com

Great insight as to what we can expect from our OL in the coming days, weeks, months, years.

 

[Walsh5]

GOOD!

 

[423Hurricane]

Mods/Maudes feel free to merge this thread with @Hoyacane1620 's . Seems we had the same idea at the same time.

@RVACane @JD08

 

[BishopEli]

Nice, I’ll take 10-15 years of running college football, we get exiled all the time

 

[Angry Ibis]

Solid. Love this stuff! Let’s go!

 

[rok]

Will need to make chicken salad out chicken SHlT in 2021.

Change my mind.

 

[TC@ne]

Healthy Jalen Rivers gonna be All-ACC in 2022

 

[5XNC]

It’s a good thing 2021 is over then

 

[Timmy T-Bags $$$]

Shouldn't this be the mindset and direction of every offensive line? If not, I don't understand what our previous staffs were coaching??

 

[avax]

Finally. Emphasis on the lines. Thank you lord

 

[3GC]

Shouldn't this be the mindset and direction of every offensive line? If not, I don't understand what our previous staffs were coaching??

Chains?..

 

[YUMU]

Mirabal holds the key to the path to greatness ... we will get as far as our OL play. Love what I am hearing from dis dude

 

[kutz]

****k you

 

[canes1996]

Question: has there been a successful team in recent memory that did NOT have an above average OL? I think we had some championship/great teams under Erickson that had below average OLs but can’t think of a recent team.

 

[HurricaneU]

 

[F-MarioCristobal]

Question: has there been a successful team in recent memory that did NOT have an above average OL? I think we had some championship/great teams under Erickson that had below average OLs but can’t think of a recent team.

Clemson had like 1 OL get drafted throughout their entire run and won 2 titles. I would call that a pretty average unit.