Year three is in the books, the NCAA has moved on, National Signing Day is in the rearview, Penn State rumors have been buried and as a result, it’s now full speed ahead for Al Golden and the Miami Hurricanes.
UM’s quest to reclaim its place as a national power won’t be easy. The mess in Coral Gables has been long-running, multi-layered and resulted in a full-blown rebuilding project.
Golden’s recent signing day haul-in welcomed 26 new players to the Miami program, helping lay a proper foundation that should revive the Hurricanes over the coming years.
While talent is certainly part of the overall equation, wise coaching decisions must also be made. Golden and staff have just under seven months to get game-ready, building on last year’s 9-4 campaign.
Here are seven suggestions for Miami’s coaches regarding how to best utilize the offseason, in order to help the Hurricanes take a necessary step forward come fall.
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