Miami Is Halfway to Becoming a Team That Deserves the Old Miami's Hype

Posted Aug 20, 2017
Let’s start with this: Miami is not “back” yet. It seems anytime there is optimism about the Canes, folks are too quick to jump the gun. As I’ve said before, Miami isn’t back until Miami wins another national title. The Canes have won five national championships in the past 35 years, but it’s been 13 seasons since they finished in the Top 10 or won double-digit games. (Sports Illustrated)

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