According to Shannon, sophomore defensive tackle Marcus Forston has been plagued with numerous injuries and might be done for the remainder of the season.
Saturday night at Land Shark Stadium head coach Randy Shannon and his Miami Hurricanes (3-1, 2-1 ACC) established themselves as a team that could compete with any team in the nation as they knocked off 2008 national championship runner-up No. 8 Oklahoma, 21-20.
Chocolate has allowed this sophomore defensive end to create enormous plays for the Canes. In the season opener against FSU, Robinson had a sack and forced a fumble.
Georgia Tech’s staggering 472 rushing yards off the triple option last season massacred the Canes 41-23 and turned out to be the second-most rushing yards ever allowed by Miami.
The UM defense rose to the occasion as the Noles had three opportunities to score from the two yard line with 14 seconds left but were unable to prevail.
This former power forward stands chiseled with an infectious smile. Graham, a four year letter winner on the UM basketball team used up his eligibility in basketball, but NCAA rules allowed him one more year of eligibility in another sport.
“We expect to come out and dominate,” Futch said. “We are all prepared. Nothing really stands out when watching Florida State on film. We all know what to do, we just have to execute.”
UM has not produced a 1,000 yard rusher in a single season since 2002 when Willis McGahee bulldozed through defenses tallying over 1700 yards on the ground.
