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WR Stacy Coley, Miami
Good luck finding a true freshman as electrifying and versatile as Coley was two years ago. He scored touchdowns four different ways (rushing, receiving, punt return and kickoff return) and averaged 17.9 yards per catch. But last season, he went AWOL and didn't score a single touchdown for the Hurricanes. He averaged just 8 yards per catch. To his credit, Coley said his sophomore slump is behind him and that's he only looking ahead. Miami needs him to return to his freshman form with speedy Phillip Dorsett and star running back Duke Johnson gone. Coley has the quarterback to get him the ball with talented sophomore Brad Kaaya returning. The Hurricanes hope the "real" Coley also returns.


No surprise he was on this list hopefully kevin beard can bring out the most from coley cuz he has all the talent in the world
 
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Good call.

I'll go with Raphael Kirby. Basically will be taking over as QB of the defense. Has some huge shoes to fill with DP52 going to the league.
 
Also can we change it from Spring to Season. Tired of getting worked up over spring football. Show me when the lights come on. Simple.
 
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Cane Dynasty said:
Spring ball means nothing. Just don't get hurt.
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Hypothetical. Just go with it dude.

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wherrera8 said:
Also can we change it from Spring to Season. Tired of getting worked up over spring football. Show me when the lights come on. Simple.
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If there's lights that means it's a night game, and we all know what that means
 
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This is becoming my favorite time of the year. I can actually count on us not losing a game, the spring "buzz", and Joe Zagacks highlights.

Love it.

to stay on topic I think Grace. I really like his athleticism. If he can develop his skill set I think he could be very special.
 
You can add Gus Edwards, Rashawn Scott, Herb Waters, Malcolm Lewis, AQM, Tyriq McCord, Chad Thomas, Michael Wyche, Calvin Heurtelou, Artie Burns, Deon Bush, Rayshawn Jenkins, Tracy Howard and Jamal Carter to that list. While we're it throw in Taylor Gadbois, Danny Isadora, KC McDermott, Stan Dobard and Trevor Darling.
 
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Question is, will the coaches prove they can coach. I think we have a 9-10 win roster, but unfortunately a 5-6 win corch
 
If it's solely a spring parameter then I want to see Michael Wyche in some semblance of shape and able to last more than 2 consecutive plays without doing his best Clowney immitation (without the occasional results) and having some form of asthma type attack on the sideline.
 
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M.Hendrix said:
Question is, will the coaches prove they can coach. I think we have a 9-10 win roster, but unfortunately a 5-6 win corch
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Gotta plug those two sets of numbers into the following equation to determine our win loss record

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AG uses similar equation to determine his hourly caloric intake
 
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TreOFive said:
M.Hendrix said:
Question is, will the coaches prove they can coach. I think we have a 9-10 win roster, but unfortunately a 5-6 win corch
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Gotta plug those two sets of numbers into the following equation to determine our win loss record

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AG uses similar equation to determine his hourly caloric intake
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Ok, done. I come up with 5 wins plus or minus a standard deviation of 2.
 
Lets stop fronting the whole team, coaches included, have to prove themselves.
this last year was the sorriest year of hurricanes football ive ever seen in my 20 years of existence.
 
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