Crazy Stats about the 2001 Canes

#28
#28
chavisut said:
Except Boston College. Great teams get lucky though.
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And Virginia Tech, although the Canes were coming off two blowout wins and were up big at halftime in Blacksburg. I think they were mentally in Pasadena for the second half of that game.
 
#29
#29
DPvol15 said:
No Name Position Ht. Wt. Class Hometown
1 Daryl Jones WR 5-10 190 Sr Dallas, TX
2 Willis McGahee RB 6-1 220 Fr Miami, FL
3 Jason Geathers WR 6-3 215 So Boca Raton, FL
4 Najeh Davenport RB 6-2 235 Sr Miami, FL
5 Andre Johnson WR 6-3 220 So Miami, FL
6 Antrel Rolle CB 6-1 205 Fr Homestead, FL
7 Ethenic Sands WR 6-0 180 Jr Carol City, FL
8 Mike Rumph CB 6-2 200 Sr Delray Beach, FL
9 Kevin Beard WR 6-2 175 So Plantation, FL
11 Ken Dorsey QB 6-5 200 Jr Orinda, CA
12 Jair Clarke CB 5-11 173 Fr Newport News, VA
12 Nate Smith WR 6-0 205 So Elizabethtown, PA
13 Freddie Capshaw P 5-11 180 Jr Rock Springs, WY
15 Dan Lundy K 6-0 191 So Daytona Beach, FL
15 Buck Ortega QB 6-5 213 Fr Miami, FL
16 Todd Sievers K 6-3 215 Jr Ankeny, IA
17 DJ Williams LB 6-2 235 So Concord, CA
18 Derrick Crudup QB 6-1 202 Fr Deerfield Beach, FL
19 Troy Prasek QB 6-2 193 Jr Mims, FL
20 Edward Reed S 6-0 190 Sr Saint Rose, LA
21 Jermell Weaver S 6-2 190 So Miami, FL
22 Kelly Jennings CB 6-0 170 Fr Live Oak, FL
23 James Lewis CB 5-11 190 Sr Piscataway, NJ
24 Marcus Maxey CB 6-3 190 Fr Navasota, TX
25 Alphonso Marshall CB 6-1 180 Fr Clewiston, FL
26 Sean Taylor CB 6-3 220 Fr Miami, FL
27 Markese Fitzgerald CB 5-11 180 Sr Saint Petersburg, FL
28 Clinton Portis RB 5-11 190 Jr Gainesville, FL
29 James Scott CB 6-2 195 Jr Crescent City, FL
30 Alex Duk WR 6-2 205 Fr San Diego, CA
30 Jeff Malley DB 6-1 190 Fr St Petersburg, FL
30 Jovonny Ward DB 6-0 195 Fr Miami, FL
31 Phillip Buchanon CB 5-11 175 Jr Lehigh, FL
32 Frank Gore RB 5-10 190 Fr Coral Gables, FL
33 Mark Gent K 6-1 203 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL
34 Jarrett Payton RB 6-2 205 So Arlington, IL
35 Quadtrine Hill RB 6-2 210 Fr Sunrise, FL
36 Maurice Sikes CB 5-11 194 So Miami, FL
37 Jean Leone DB 6-0 170 Fr Miami, FL
38 Carl Walker CB 6-3 190 So Jacksonville, FL
39 LaVaar Scott LB 6-3 253 Jr Sebring, FL
40 Kyle Cobia RB 6-2 231 Fr Lakeland, FL
41 Frank Bayless FB 6-0 240 So Akron, OH
43 Jarvis Gray DT 5-10 264 So Hawthorne, FL
44 Leon Williams LB 6-4 220 Fr Brooklyn, NY
45 Howard Clark LB 6-1 220 Jr Pennsauken, NJ
46 Michael Langley CB 6-0 188 Fr Machipongo, VA
47 Ken Dangerfiel LB 6-2 225 Jr Patterson, LA
48 Chris Campbell LB 6-2 225 Sr Mount Pleasant, TX
49 Darrell McClover LB 6-2 215 So Coconut Creek, FL
50 Roger McIntosh LB 6-3 220 Fr Gaffney, SC
51 Jonathan Vilma LB 6-2 215 So Coral Gables, FL
52 Steve Adzima OL 6-2 255 Fr Wallington, NJ
52 Tariq Vlaun OL 6-2 300 So Houston, TX
53 James Sikora G 6-5 260 So Marathon, FL
54 Alex Garcia OL 6-1 275 Fr Miami, FL
55 Jamal Green DE 6-3 257 Jr Camden, NJ
56 Santonio Thomas DE 6-4 296 So South Bay, FL
57 Javon Nanton LB 6-2 215 Fr Miami, FL
58 Jerrell Weaver LB 6-3 210 So Miami, FL
59 Brad Kunz G 6-7 315 Fr Carlyle, IL
60 Vernon Carey T 6-5 363 So Miami, FL
61 Toney Tella G 6-5 265 Fr Houston, TX
62 Chris Harvey S 6-3 303 So Accoville, WV
63 Scott Puckett G 6-3 283 Sr Duncanville, TX
64 Rashad Butler G 6-5 290 Fr Palm Beach Gardens, FL
65 Martin Bibla T 6-4 300 Sr Mountain Top, PA
66 Brett Romberg G 6-3 290 Jr Windsor,
67 Joe McGrath T 6-5 285 So Moose Jaw,
68 Joe Fantigrass T 6-4 270 Jr Fort Lauderdale, FL
69 Kyle Morgan DL 6-4 245 Fr San Francisco, CA
70 Joel Rodriguez G 6-3 275 Fr Miami, FL
71 Jim Wilson G 6-5 245 Jr Hollywood, FL
72 Ed Wilkins T 6-4 318 Jr Plainfield, NJ
73 Joaquin Gonzalez G 6-5 290 Sr Miami, FL
74 Sherko Haji-Rasou T 6-6 326 Jr Toronto,
75 Vince Wilfork DE 6-2 338 Fr Lantana, FL
76 Carlos Joseph G 6-6 322 So Miami, FL
77 Chris Myers G 6-5 280 Fr Miami, FL
78 Bryant McKinnie G 6-9 330 Sr Woodbury, NJ
79 Robert Bergman OL 6-5 275 Fr Bakersfield, CA
80 Robert Williams TE 6-4 240 Sr Dallas, TX
81 Kellen Winslow WR 6-5 210 Fr San Diego, CA
82 David Williams TE 6-3 230 Fr Miami, FL
83 Aaron Greeno TE 6-4 241 So Denver, CO
84 Roscoe Parrish WR 5-9 165 Fr Miami, FL
85 Ennis Crafton TE 6-3 225 Jr Cypress Creek, FL
86 Brandon Sebald TE 6-6 240 Fr Accord, NY
87 Kevin Everett TE 6-5 235 Fr Port Arthur, TX
88 Jeremy Shockey TE 6-6 236 Jr Ada, OK
90 Thomas Carroll DE 6-5 220 Fr Lakewood, NJ
91 Matt Walters DT 6-5 260 Jr Melbourne, FL
92 Orien Harris DE 6-4 280 Fr Newark, DE
93 John Square DE 6-5 203 Fr Houston, TX
94 William Joseph DE 6-5 290 Jr Miami, FL
95 Jerome McDougle DE 6-4 270 Jr Pompano, FL
96 Miguel Robede DE 6-5 261 Fr Quebec, PQ
97 Larry Anderson DT 6-4 260 So Kissimmee, FL
98 Cornelius Green DE 6-4 250 Sr Kilgore, TX
99 Andrew Williams DE 6-4 260 Jr Tampa, FL
Head Coach: Larry Coker


For all the lazy people.
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The only thing about that roster that wasn't great. Although there wasn't a lot of room to improve, I think they would have been even better with Davis.
 
#35
#35
Too bad CPF didn't prepare his team and make the adjustments necessary against LSU.

Tennessee may have still lost against Miami, but it would have been a much better game than watching Nebraska get hammered. The Cornhuskers did not deserve to be there.
 
#39
#39
If Miami doesn't get left out in 2000 despite beating FSU head to head, and Davis doesn't leave for Cleveland (perhaps the only guy to leave a good job for a team in Cleveland), Miami very likely wins three straight national championships.

An unbelievable amount of talent Miami had.
 
#40
#40
XtennesseeX said:
If Miami doesn't get left out in 2000 despite beating FSU head to head, and Davis doesn't leave for Cleveland (perhaps the only guy to leave a good job for a team in Cleveland), Miami very likely wins three straight national championships.

An unbelievable amount of talent Miami had.
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Washington beat Miami tho
 
#41
#41
chavisut said:
Washington beat Miami tho
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IIRC, it was an early season loss (perhaps the first game?). Miami won out and beat FSU. Not to mention, Miami was #2 in both polls, yet somehow managed to get jumped by FSU in the final week in the BCS.
 
#42
#42
XtennesseeX said:
IIRC, it was an early season loss (perhaps the first game?). Miami won out and beat FSU. Not to mention, Miami was #2 in both polls, yet somehow managed to get jumped by FSU in the final week in the BCS.
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It was early, but Washington finished with the same record and only loss was on the road to a top 10 Oregon team.
 
#43
#43
chavisut said:
It was early, but Washington finished with the same record and only loss was on the road to a top 10 Oregon team.
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Regardless, Miami found themselves #2 in both polls heading into the final week, and a team they beat, jumped them in the BCS standings.

They had a legitimate argument to be in Miami (Orange Bowl). So did Washington, but the earlier you lose a game, the better. Going into the final week, OU #1, Miami #2, FSU #3, Wash #4.

They all win, and FSU jumps a team they lost to. It would have been as if Miami jumped Washington had Washington been #2.
 
#44
#44
XtennesseeX said:
Regardless, Miami found themselves #2 in both polls heading into the final week, and a team they beat, jumped them in the BCS standings.

They had a legitimate argument to be in Miami (Orange Bowl). So did Washington, but the earlier you lose a game, the better. Going into the final week, OU #1, Miami #2, FSU #3, Wash #4.

They all win, and FSU jumps a team they lost to. It would have been as if Miami jumped Washington had Washington been #2.
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I argued this in another thread and nobody seemed to get it. Of course if it was the Vols there would be all kinds of threads about how they were screwed.
 
#45
#45
XtennesseeX said:
Regardless, Miami found themselves #2 in both polls heading into the final week, and a team they beat, jumped them in the BCS standings.

They had a legitimate argument to be in Miami (Orange Bowl). So did Washington, but the earlier you lose a game, the better. Going into the final week, OU #1, Miami #2, FSU #3, Wash #4.

They all win, and FSU jumps a team they lost to. It would have been as if Miami jumped Washington had Washington been #2.
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I understand all of this. Still, Washington was the team that got screwed.
 
#47
#47
chavisut said:
I understand all of this. Still, Washington was the team that got screwed.
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Billingsley had Washington at #10. Sagarin had them at #8, and Peter Wolfe ranked the Huskies at #11.

OU, FSU, and Miami were top three across the board.

The final BCS standings looked like this:

2) Florida State 5.37
3) Miami 5.69
4) Washington 10.37

To be honest, Washington wasn't even thought to have a chance unless both Miami and FSU lost.

I understand thinking Washington was screwed because Washington>Miami>FSU, but in the final weeks of the '00 season, it was a FSU-Miami battle.
 
#48
#48
XtennesseeX said:
Billingsley had Washington at #10. Sagarin had them at #8, and Peter Wolfe ranked the Huskies at #11.

OU, FSU, and Miami were top three across the board.

The final BCS standings looked like this:

2) Florida State 5.37
3) Miami 5.69
4) Washington 10.37

To be honest, Washington wasn't even thought to have a chance unless both Miami and FSU lost.

I understand thinking Washington was screwed because Washington>Miami>FSU, but in the final weeks of the '00 season, it was a FSU-Miami battle.
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Just because Washington was getting screwed the whole way doesn't mean they don't have the most reason to complain. Not only did they beat Miami, but they beat another team that finished 11-1.
 
#50
#50
I would just like to affirm the opinion that the '08 Gators were sooo much better than this team. They weren't really even THAT great!
 
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