The Miami Hurricanes are 1-1 after two games, which included a dismantling of the previously ranked Ohio State Buckeyes, 24-6.
In both games, the Hurricanes have been competitive. Considering all the distractions with the Shapiro scandal, the 'Canes have played as well as anybody could have imagined through two tough games.
In the game at Maryland, the 'Canes came up a bit short.
Had Stephen Morris been able to lead the 'Canes down field before the interception returned for a touchdown sealed the deal, we may be talking about the 'Canes as a Top-25 team at the moment.
The most credit has to go to coach Al Golden. No 'Canes coach has gone through the situation that Golden has in his first year coaching Miami.
Golden came in and already had a tough task facing him.
He had to rebuild one of the most prestigious programs in the country. A school who hasn't won a bowl game since 2006. A school that hasn't even played in their own conference championship game since their debut in the ACC in 2004.
Al Golden has coached the team better than anybody thought.
Here are five reasons why the Hurricanes will have a successful season for the remainder of 2011.
Source: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/862780-why-the-hurricanes-will-have-a-successful-season
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