Like studying for a test, when you step over the classroom’s threshold, take a seat and begin to answer the questions, you’re either fully prepared, or the lack of effort will show in your results, and it’s no different on the football field.
According to head coach Al Golden and the rest of his staff, these guys are ready for what lies ahead. How ready? A good measuring stick is two weeks away when tenth-ranked Florida visits Sun Life Stadium, but it’s been well-documented that these Hurricanes have been putting in the work for nine grueling months, almost to the day.
On December 1st, 2012 the ACC Championship game took place in Charlotte, North Carolina. Florida State eked out a 21-15 win over Coastal representative Georgia Tech, but had NCAA sanctions not been hovering, it’d have been Miami taking on it’s arch rival in a feisty rematch, playing for a BCS berth or mid-tier bowl …
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