Toast's Blog

Last Saturday, Miami lost to the unranked North Caroline Tar Heels.  The final score was 24-33.  Jacory Harris threw a total of 4 interceptions.  If Miami didn’t have so many turnovers against them, this would have been a whole different game.  Hopefully next game against the Duke Blue Devils UM can show the true Miami that was unstoppable.  They play Duke this Saturday in Miami at 12:00 pm

C-A-N-E-S YEAHHHH!!!

Jacory Harris threw for 232 with 2 touchdowns

Last Saturday, Miami put a total of 515 yards on Virginia, earning them another victory.  Although Virginia is not a ranked team, it is nice to put another W in their record.  This Saturday at 3:30 pm, the U will be facing the North Carolina Tar Heels in their run of a 3 game winning streak.

Although in the previous week the Canes defeated the UCF Golden Knights 27-7, the U was stopped from a 4 game winning streak against the Clemson Tigers.  It was quite the game, with a final score of 40-37.  It makes me sad to talk about Miami’s lost This Saturday, on Halloween, Miami will be playing the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at Wake Forest.  I hope you watch the game at 3:30 and will even be willing to post a comment about your views on the game. Thanks.

but here is a link to ESPN for the article on the game.

Last Saturday, Miami cruised pass Florida A&M in a 48-16 point game.  This game made it the 7th straight time that the Rattlers have lost against the U.  Miami finished with a grand total of 470 yards against the Rattlers 262 yards.  In my opinion, this wasnt much of a game.  However, this Saturday the Canes will be facing the UCF Knights, who are the 2nd unranked team that the Miami Hurricanes will be facing in a row, at Brighthouse Networks Stadium at 7:30.  It is predicted that Miami will take this win to give them a 5-1 record

Canes fans were more than pleased to have their team win the most important game of the season so far against once #9, Oklahoma Sooners, at Land Shark Stadium on Saturday.  Although the Canes started out on a bad foot with 2 interceptions by Miami’s sophomore quarterback, Jacory Harris, he came back with a 202 yard game along with running back Javarris James with a career high of 150 yards rushed. I was fortunate enough to attend this game and see for myself how enertgetic and supporting the Hurricane fans were.  It is safe to say that the fans made the stadium literally shake, as they chanted away with Sebastian the Ibis in a game in which the winner could not be determined until the final minutes of the 4th quarter.  In the end however, your, my, and everyones Miami Canes were able to pull another win out of the mess, winning 21-20.  Miami is now placed at #11, with the Sooners forced back to #15.  Miami will play Florida A&M Saturday on October 10th, who is unranked.  It is predicted to be an easy win for the Canes.

Hey!  Throughout the University of Miami football season, I will be updating all of you who are interested in Hurricanes Football as me.  Some readers may already be Hurricanes fanatics, some may just becoming involved with college football, and some may even just be stopping by.  Whichever is your case, I want you to feel welcome to my page.  Miami at the moment has a record of 2 wins and 1 loss.  I apologize for starting this blog a little late, but hope to keep you updated for the rest of the season and for any others updates or news on the University of Miami Hurricanes.  Feel free to leave a comment! Thanks!

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