Great 24 hours for the Miami Hurricanes
Why is it a great day as a Cane?
Yesterday, at 12:oo PM, the NCAA discovered improper conduct in its investigation against Miami. Many people are speaking out against the NCAA, could the NCAA just drop the case overall? It is now investigating itself. The NOA (Notice of Allegations) is not expected anytime soon.
A few hours later The Canes pulled off one of the greatest upsets in College Basketball history. Miami was a heavy underdog against Duke, but just beat the ranked #1 Blue Devils 90-63. Durand Scott scored 25 points for Miami, and Kenny Kadjishot added 22. Shane Larkin had 10 rebounds, and dropped 18 points. Julian Gamble also got 10 rebounds. But one of the big stories of the night was Reggie Johnson’s unexpected return. Although he scored just 2 point, his 5 rebounds in just 16 minutes really fueled the Canes. It was one of the biggest losses ever suffered by a number one team and the first time Miami has beat a team ranked 1 in College Basketball.
This morning, James Coley, Florida State’s Offensive Coordinator, accepted a job offer from Miami at the same position. Not really a surprise, Miami will give him a chance to call the plays. FSU, didn’t, Head Coach Jimbo Fisher called the plays when he was at FSU
The only time Coley has actually called plays, was at FIU in 2007, FIU went 1-11 that year and finished dead last in scoring offense, they averaged just 15.5 ppg. Although this is attributed to the lack of talent FIU had at the time, we won’t know until next year if he’s a capable play caller. On a more positive note, Coley is praised as an elite recruiter though. Only time will tell if this is a good hire.
The Confidential 
“the NCAA discovered improper conduct in its investigation against Miami…It is now investigating itself.”
So, does this mean that if the NCAA finds anything in its investigation they will have to suspend the NCAA? That could be the opening that the SEC, USC, and ND could use to finally start their own NFL development league.
Sadly, the NCAA would never suspend themselves. But the state of Pennsylvania (for the whole Sandusky thing) just sued the NCAA, if Miami and USC were to jump in and sue also, and all 3 won, it would make things interesting. .