While the Hurricanes’ win doesn’t signify any official changing of the guard in the Sunshine State, it does prove that third-year head coach Al Golden has been building something out of nothing and is turning UM into a contender again, despite hovering NCAA sanctions and depth woes that have come from thinning out his roster by getting rid of the wrong kind of players.
The outcome was a simple reminder that things are again wide open for all three in-state powers, with no one truly having a leg up, as evidenced by the current AP poll.
After starting the season unranked, Miami jumped to No. 15. The Gators, who entered the preseason No. 10 , dropped to No. 12, and Florida State is No. 10. …
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