The Miami Hurricanes aren’t bringing in another elite recruiting class this year — at least not in the eyes of the experts. But if you ask coach Randy Shannon, it didn’t matter how many stars were next to the names of the 28 players who signed national letters of intent Wednesday and became Canes.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Former Miami coach Larry Coker has signed his first class of recruits at UTSA — a team that won’t play its first game until 2011.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Former Miami coach Larry Coker has signed his first class of recruits at UTSA — a team that won’t play its first game until 2011.
Former Miami coach Larry Coker has signed his first class of recruits at UTSA — a team that won’t play its first game until 2011.
After the best season under coach Randy Shannon, the Miami Hurricanes came up short in recruiting behind Florida and Florida State Let’s play a game of which college football program seems the most stable.
University of Miami head football coach Randy Shannon announced the Hurricanes’ 2010 signees as 22 student-athletes signed letters of intent today to play football for the Hurricanes. Six players enrolled in January.
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Former Miami coach Larry Coker has signed his first class of recruits at USTA — a team that won’t play its first game until 2011.
Former Miami coach Larry Coker has signed his first class of recruits at USTA — a team that won’t play its first game until 2011. Coker says he was just happy to have players to coach again, three years after Miami fired him when a mediocre 2006 season was marred by violence on and off the field.
University of Miami head football coach Randy Shannon announced the Hurricanes’ 2010 signees as 22 student-athletes signed letters of intent today to play football for the Hurricanes. Six players enrolled in January.The Hurricanes signed 16 players from the state of Florida. Miami maintained its status as a national recruiter with a geographically diverse class that includes signees from six …
Published: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 at 2:45 p.m. Last Modified: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 at 2:45 p.m. SAN ANTONIO – Four years after being fired from Miami, Larry Coker has football players to coach again.
