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Aug. 29, 2008
By: David Lake
Click here to see photos from Miami's 2008 season opening 52-7 win against Charleston Southern. Read More 
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Posted: Aug. 29, 2008
Defensive tackle Marcus Forston said the defense has developed a motto of swarming the football. Read on to see what the talented DT said about the defensive line's performance Thursday and what he's looking for next week in Gainesville.
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Posted: Aug. 29, 2008
Watch Randy Shannon in the post game press conference in Miami's 52-7 win over Charleston Southern.
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Posted: Aug. 29, 2008
Graig Cooper had a 66-yard punt return and a 14-yard touchdown return in the season opener. Find out more about Cooper's performance and what he is saying in this article.
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Posted: Aug. 29, 2008
Miami freshman quarterback Jacory Harris couldn't have asked for a better start to his UM career Thursday night. Harris threw 190 yards and one touchdown and scored on a 30-yard rushing play to open the game in leading Miami to a 52-7 win over Charleston Southern.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
Jacory Harris rushed for a touchdown and threw for another to help lift the Miami Hurricanes over Charleston Southern with a dominating 52-7 victory Thursday night in front of 48,119 at Dolphin Stadium.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
There will be a number of recruits at tonight's season opener against Charleston Southern. Here is a list of recruits we have spotted at the game.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
Here is a quick look at the latest news on the Miami Hurricanes articles in various newspapers.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
Miami hosts Charleston Southern tonight at 7:30 p.m., which will be televised on ESPN360.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
Freshman LB Arthur Brown was the top-ranked prospect in the highly talented 2008 recruiting class. He led the team in tackles in the spring game with eight and added an interception while on the first team. Now, Brown has fallen to third team. Find out what he says he needs to work on to earn a spot higher on the depth chart.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
Freshman QB Jacory Harris may have lost the quarterback battle with Robert Marve, but with Marve suspended for the opener tonight against Charleston Southern, Harris is being given the opportunity to show what he can do. Read on to see what Harris said about the opener.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
Miami kicker/punter Matt Bosher will be a one man special teams show this season. Bosher, a redshirt sophomore from Jupiter High School, has been anointed UM's punter, as well as kickoff and field goal kicker. Read here to see what Bosher is saying about doing all three kicking jobs and the challenges of kicking off the dirt at Dolphin Stadium.
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Posted: Aug. 28, 2008
Senior linebacker Glenn Cook is entering his sixth and final season as a Miami Hurricane as the season starts tonight against Charleston Southern. As a senior leader of the defense, Cook will have a very important role this season as Miami's middle linebacker and as mentor of the young linebackers on the roster. Here Cook discusses what he expects from the defense this season, how he is a different player from two years ago, and what the defense has to do this season to be great.
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Posted: Aug. 27, 2008
Senior WR Khalil Jones took time to talk about the first time he saw Jacory Harris, his thoughts on the wide receivers unit which has been criticized nearly every year he has been at UM, what his personal expectations are this season as a starter, and what he wants to do after his football career is over.
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Posted: Aug. 27, 2008
Here is a quick look at the latest news on the Miami Hurricanes articles in various newspapers.
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Posted: Aug. 27, 2008
Left tackle Jason Fox has a key job in protecting the blind side of freshman quarterback Jacory Harris. Read on to see what he said about the expectations of the offensive line, the pressure he wants the offensive line to have and what it's like having a freshman quarterback taking the snaps.
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Posted: Aug. 27, 2008
If there is one player who can tell quarterback Jacory Harris about what to expect in playing game one on the schedule as a true freshman, it is running back Javarris James. He didn't start the first game of his UM career in 2006 against Florida State, but he did play. And the memory of his first snap in that game still sticks out in James' mind.
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Posted: Aug. 27, 2008
If 2010 Northwestern cornerback Khalid Marshall wasn't on Miami's radar before this summer, he definitely is now. After a stellar showing at UM's summer camp in which he was arguably the best defensive back in attendance, Miami coaches will be keeping an eye on Marshall's progress this year.
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Posted: Aug. 26, 2008
Let's take a look at some of the top players at Miami heading into the 2008 season, which begins Thursday with a home game against Charleston Southern.
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Posted: Aug. 26, 2008
We have seen Eli Rogers in practice, the spring game, and in a 7-on-7 event. Why does it matter? Because Rogers will be a star and his performance at the Miami camp this summer is just the beginning.
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Posted: Aug. 26, 2008
University of Miami head coach Randy Shannon announced the latest with DEs Eric Moncur and Allen Bailey. Also, find out the latest with other players as well.
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Posted: Aug. 26, 2008
Here is a quick look at the latest news on the Miami Hurricanes articles in various newspapers.
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Posted: Aug. 26, 2008
Miami running back Graig Cooper is ready for the season to finally begin. He is anxious for the season to start for two reasons: he's a much stronger runner this year and his confidence is a lot higher going into this season after a very strong freshman season.
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Posted: Aug. 26, 2008
One of the few players who knows first hand what Jacory Harris can do at quarterback is freshman wide receiver Aldarius Johnson. Harris threw passes to Johnson for two years at Miami Northwestern in which he caught 148 passes for 2,321 yard and 32 touchdowns. Read here to see what Johnson expects for his first game at UM and why he believes Harris will have a successful start.
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Posted: Aug. 26, 2008
Miami cornerback Chavez Grant has started ten games in his career at UM, all at nickel back. But this fall camp Grant battled for and won the job as a starting cornerback and is expected to make his first start on the outside this Thursday against Charleston Southern. Read here to see what Grant is saying about the season opener, why he likes playing in Bill Young's defense, and what the responsibilities are against a spread offense.
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