1993 Sugar Bowl - #1 Miami vs. #2 Alabama Highlights
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- 01/01/1993. Louisiana Superdome (New Orleans, LA). The 59th annual Sugar Bowl. The #1 Miami Hurricanes (11-0) vs. the #2 Alabama Crimson Tide (12-0).
Broadcast on ABC. - กีฬา
Of all the national championships Alabama won, this one will always be special to me!
You have ALOT to choose from! Lol.
Same. By 1992 I'd been a fan for 10 years. The Teague pick 6 will always be one of my most cherished Bama memories.
Same here but for different reason: My good buddy that I played football with in highschool was on this team. #10 T.P. Johnson.
I was 11 years old and remember exactly where I was when watching this game.
No screen full of graphics blocking play….no scrolling "news" at the bottom. Just the game. And Keith Jackson.
Agreed 100 percent
Teag chasing the Miami guy down and taking the ball from,him wow greatest play ever
Im still trying to figure out who was offsides on the penalty. Seems like nobody jumped or was lined up in the neutral zone.
@@Manny-nm8dhyeah a BS call
The "Mugging"
@@Manny-nm8dh Same here... I've reviewed that play probably 100 times... can't see it either.
I think that was a courtesy call. They had called The penalty against Miami that was questionable and I think this was their way of trying to even things up which is still wrong but I agree it was one of the greatest plays that never happened LOL. I love it when Miami showed up in the fatigues trying to show everybody how bad they were and they were men handled the whole game@@Manny-nm8dh
My favorite National Championship! Miami talked all kind of trash and got their asses kicked. Absolutely amazing defense by Bama!
Substance over style.
This was just the start of Miami's decline. 1 yr later, AZ 29, Miami 0. Miami never crossed the AZ 40 yd line.
Miami was the absolute worst in the 80' and early 90' when it came to talking trash and acting like little prison inmates on the field. So satisfying to see them humbled. Roll Tide!
Always loved it when Miami got their asses kicked!
I was 22 when I watched this game in 93. Tomorrow I'll turn 50. Unlike myself, this never gets old!
I was 26 years old. I will be 56 this year. I'm a Hurricane fan
I was 43...a few weeks shy of 44. You are absolutely correct!! Watching these classics is like taking a vigorous walk down memory lane. The George Teague take away from Lamar Thomas is immemorial.
i was negative four when this was played
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Me too.
Bama was stunning.
Easily one of the very best teams ever assembled.
@George Cunningham *"Easily one of the very best teams ever assembled."*
TH-cam needs a drug filter cause you were obvious taking something when you posted that load of horsesh*t.
Ranked team beaten.
* TN, who was 5 games away from firing Majors. They were a mess.
* Miss St. Finished with 5 losses.
* FL. If you watched this game, you knew it had gone 1 more qtr, FL would have recovered from the pic 6. AL was up 21-7 then FL tied it. Stallings was 0-3 against Spurrier after this game.
* Miami. Miami was a shell with Erickson as Johnson's recruits cycled out. Erickson won 1 bowl game in his next 11 years as a college head coach.
I really like the way Keith Jackson called the college game. He rarely missed a beat and had a delivery that was up there with the great ones. Roll Tide.
I agree about Keith Jackson. Will always remember his calling the Rose bowl games " the grandaddy of the all " 😉
Also, one of the few pundits to publicly pick Bama ahead of time.
@Primary Lenders what is your source. I don't remember any pundits picking teams
@@mas5867 My ears are the source. Who cares what you dont remember?
@Primary Lenders *"My ears are the source. Who cares what you dont remember?"*
I knew you couldn't. Anchors don't predict winners for games that they call.
This Alabama Defense is one of the best ever. Copeland, Curry, Shade, Teague, Langham, etc. Crazy. Miami defense was loaded too.
How do you know, they didn't play anybody but Miami? Bama's strength of schedule was 32nd. I believe only 1 of Saban's SOS is higher.
@@mas5867 Gators were pretty good that year.
@Primary Lenders. good catch. They weren't great (beat 2 of 6 ranked teams), but they weren't nobodys either.
@@mas5867 that team lost 4 games?
@Primary Lenders Where the F are you going? They lost to 4 of the 6 ranked teams they played. 3 of them by 3 or more scores.
One of the wins was against Ray Goof.
It was all Stallings could do to win that game and he was 0-3 vs Spurrier going forward.
I’m a long time Hurricane fan and I think 1992 Bama played the best team D I’ve ever seen.
LOL. This was just the start of Miami's decline. 1 yr later, AZ 29, Miami 0. Miami never crossed the AZ 40 yd line.
@@mas5867 since Bama spanked that Miami a$$ they’ve never been back. 😂🤣😂🤣😍😍😍
@Gary Smith WTF. 2001 says Hello!!!
We tired to tell yall maimi fans that Bama D was nasty they would lay the wood to ya
Miami never talks about this loss in their movies
You noticed that too
‘cause they were #1 with a Heisman. And got whooped.
Cause it was a ass whopping by Bama
I didn't appreciate the magnitude of this game when I was 21 at the time. 31 years later, I got it. This Alabama team was special.
of ALL Bama's National Championships this was the most satisfying. Penn State in 1978 would be next.
Penn St game #1.
The 92 team.will always be my favorite!!!!
You will never again see a more complete defensive unit in all of college football than this one by the Crimson Tide.
Their 2009-2012 defenses beat the snot out of people
@@GENERALSPARTAN27 true ...but you're comparing what??...13 different defensive units to ONE!!!
I'm a Bama fan but Georgia's 2021 defense was pretty solid too. Had 5 guys go in the first round
@@emmettredding12011 Alabama defense was #1 in all 5 major categories
I agree that 92 Bama is the top 2 or 3 defense in history, but the best defense I’ve ever seen in college was 2011 Bama. Those guys were frightening. They played the number 1 team twice that year and gave up a total of 9 points to them. 15 players drafted including 6 selected in the first round.
Keith Jackson commentary on the Teague play reminded me of the Secretariat call winning the Preakness. It was the utter surprise at the strip!
Keith Jackson broadcast? Count me in every time. Thanks for the memories 👍🏽
Best game ever! Besides 2nd and 26
Hey Robin. My name is Maggie Prestridge in Alabama. Where are you from
There will never be another Keith Jackson. He was THE BEST EVER! ROLL TIDE!
Kids today will never know what it’s like hearing Jackson say “Wohhhh Nelly”.
"Yes indeedy dandy!"
Awesome year because my two favorite teams won championships that year,Alabama and the Dallas Cowboys! I was 20 in 1992 and just turned 50. Crazy
Never forget this game the best defence I ever seen to date.roll tide Alabama was the underdog. , but came out fighting like a huuicane. And the tide swallowed up the canes. Crimson tide.
13:17 The famous George Teague / Lamar Thomas play
12:25 The famous George Teague Interception! The DOME had an Earth Quake it was so loud! RTR!
I'm a Dawg fan and I still think that is one the best defensive plays that I've ever seen. I remember watching this game as a kid. Miami didn't look the same after that. It was demoralizing.
Refresh my memory.....Teague stripped the ball but there was an offsides on Bama that negated the play?
Sa Mu-El Jackson that is correct but it broke Miami back. Miami’s quarterback was so confused on which Bama player that was going to sack his butt he tried to call time out off of a timeout.
@sour airhead i see. Thx
ONE voter voted for Bama from the first preseason poll whe everybody else voted for miami the whole season. The media said they should take his vote away. After this demolish of the canes, Bama gave that man a national title ring.
Bama should have won 42 -6 , but they dominated and ended Miami's run. As they end many teams seasons now in the Saban era ! What they did to Gene Stallings was apalling, he was the 3rd best coach in history at Bama andgiven a chance he may have won a couple more championships !!!
He had been planning to retire anyway to spend more time with his son, John Mark who passed away in 2008.
12106445 I don’t think he wanted to retire , he just wasn’t going to put up athletic director bull crap and told him so . He as close to coach Bryan as Bama will ever have . Class act
@@garysmith8098 He visited my mother ( who was the biggest Bama fan ever) in DCH ICU right before he retired. He was there to see someone else, and the nurses mentioned her to him. Will always support the Stallings family because of that. He didn't have to do that, yeah, he was as classy as they come.
Don’t forget Wallace Wade and Frank Thomas. They both won multiple national titles as head coaches at Alabama.
This was just the start of Miami's decline. 1 yr later, AZ 29, Miami 0. Miami never crossed the AZ 40 yd line.
Miami underestimated Alabama. The spread was 13 but Alabama was great on defense. George Teague scored more tds than Miami offense. Best defense Alabama ever had.
The spread was only 8 dude.
@@phillipivey4833 Dude, the spread matters that much to you for a game 30 years ago? Maybe you should get a life. Miami got their butts kicked in every way possible. Not 1 offensive touchdown. Canes got humilated.
You are the one that lied about the spread so it mattered to you.
Just stopping by to salute the Crimson Tide after having watched the 2020 Alabama team crush Ohio State for Bama’s 18th national championship.
Thank you sir and "ROLL TIDE"
LOL. 12-0 Bama faces a team with just over half the game experience of Bama with 7 games played. And OSU played 3 games in their last 6 weeks of the season. Their season was a train wreck and your here tooting Bama's horn. That NC will always have an asterisk.
@@mas5867 Nobody has ever said that Alabama wasn’t the best team in 2020. They proved it all season long. A completely dominant offense.
@@Photograph1974 They were the best in a completely broken season. It means jack.
@@mas5867 It still counts the same as any other year. Alabama had a historically great team regardless. Just because some people are jealous of Alabama doesn’t change the fact that Alabama won it all fair and square.
The Big Ten shouldn’t have been such pussies about starting their season on time.
The good old days...when we had a field goal kicker🤣😂🤣
D. Williams my mom would tell me about classes there and she said she had proctor in some of them and she said he wouldn’t even try and would come in like drunk sometimes lmao
Kicker was perfect in 2020. No missed EP or FG. So we do have a kicker.
@Ben Lewis oh but I do. This past season, the kicker missed no extra points and no field goals and kicked in some very pressure packed big games.
@Ben Lewis fair enough
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney played on this Alabama Championship Team.
Wow!
What position did he play?
Warren Sapp was ahead of him on the depth chart.
Jimmy Johnson and the whole Miami team was including the ncaaf which never gave Gene Stalling and Alabama a shot to win.
And that was when Miami was winning, until that day.
@@ljsmixbox44 He’s wearing #88. Wide receiver.
@@ljsmixbox44 Jimmy Johnson wasn’t the Miami coach in 1992. Dennis Erickson was the head coach.
George Teague running Lamar Thomas down like a dog for thirty five yards and stripping the ball from him is just one of CFB’s greatest highlights.
That 92 bama defense might been best ever in all of college football very few weak spots if any 61 bama d was a very good one to they didn't give much at all
I remember this game. Miami didnt even score a touchdown with there high powered offense due to Alabamas overwhelming defense.
1992 Alabama was arguably the greatest defense in college football history.
@@chrisj7187 yes sir then with David Palmer bringing it back across the 50 most of the time....
I honestly don't think any of Nebraska's noted offenses of the 1990s would have fared any better than Miami did.
@@chrisj7187 What! Bama's strength of schedule was 32nd. One ex, they beat #16 Miss State that finished 7-5 and was still ranked bec the AP didn't have a great selection of teams to rank.
This was just the start of Miami's decline. 1 yr later, AZ 29, Miami 0. Miami never crossed the AZ 40 yd line.
Jay Barker had 17 yards passing that day 😆 the game has changed quite a bit
A running offense under Stallings
He sucked even back then.
You can see why!
Dude was garbage
I was at this game. By the start of the second half Miami fans were leaving in droves.
Miami was over rated and would not have shut out florida the year before and would not have had a share of a sham of college football title.
South Florida is for " fair weather "
I was at this game with my brother-in-law. 1 month shy of my 33rd birthday. One of the greatest experiences in my life.
The two most famous guys on these teams' rosters in 2021 are Dwayne Johnson and Dabo Swinney.
You forgot about Warren Sapp number 76
Mario Cristobol
The end of the Hurricanes 10 years of dominance......
Nobody could call a game like Keith Jackson
Totally Agreed. Watching Teague run down Lamar Thomas who was likely going to score and strip the ball from him, and then return the ball to the 12 yard line. I mean, Awesome! I had never seen anything like this before. I will never forget this play, ever. Combined with the all freaking pre-game camo hype about how Miami was going to slaughter Alabama, this play was Priceless. Miami Football has never been the same since this loss.
@@johnwalker944 hyperbole on steroids.
‘Bama punched them in the mouth for 60 minutes. This goes to show that bullies aren’t as tough when they face other bullies.
Exactly. In 1989, Curry made the decision to throw the ball on virtually every down. They conceded that they could not run on Miami. Stallings was determined to run the ball down Miami's throat. I think Miami knew Alabama's defense would be tough, but I think they underestimated how dominant Bama's running game would be.
@@tmarsh0307 that ‘89 team was offensively better than the ‘92 team, but not as tough.
@@TempeSoldier123 Definitely not as physical as the 1992 team, but loved their offense!
@@tmarsh0307 I was a HUGH Gary Hollingsworth fan. He ran that ‘89 offense like no other. I remember going to Legion Field my senior year of high school and watching the Tennessee game in Oct of ‘89. The offense was unstoppable and Homer Smith called a masterful game.
@@TempeSoldier123 I was at that Tennessee game too! I think that was the high point of Bill Curry's brief time at Alabama. I don't know if you remember the LSU game that year, but I remember Bama getting something like 640 yards of offense but had 6 turnovers. It was a great team that really had few really talented players, but jelled as a team.
Best defense in the history of college football.
I heard David brother was better than him. But, he got caught up in them streets.
I miss Keith Jackson calling Alabama games.
I miss Keith Jackson
He was the greatest!
I miss dandy Don Meredith
@@cliffordyawn2696 yes dandy don singing turn out the lights. Howard Cosell , Dandy Don , and Frank Gilford that when Monday night football was at its best.
The year I became a Tide fan, way up here in big 10 country. Stout defense, great running game.
ROLL TIDE!!!
RTR
Might as well. Their entire fan base is a bunch of bandwagon fans who never went to school there.
Yep, you are correct! 30+ years and this bandwagon is still comfy and ROLLIN!!
@@budfudlackerinc.1900🤣🤣
Until 2018, this was the most memorable game for me.
Mikevdog I agree,the 2009 national championship was an emotional one just because of how long it had been but this game was a all out classic against a great pass rush.gene Stallings was a great coach. What a great game. But yes the 2018 title game was extremely intense.
How come nobody ever talks about the 98 LSU game??
@@CJDavis-ij4df lol
Won $20. off my Boss, who was a big Miami fan and talked like it. Been some exciting moments in the last Decade for the Tide, but none have felt any better than this one did. Shout out to Coach Stallings and all the Tide players who made this happen. Roll Tide.
I was in Knoxville TN with a room full of TN fans when Miami met TN in the Sugar. I was just running my mouth how Miami was gonna tear TN up. TN 35, Miami 7.
Man this was one of the toughest football games I've ever seen. They almost tore QB Jay Barkers head off over by the sideline. You know Jay Barker was the QB for Alabama when they won the 1992 National Championship. I believe Gene Stallings was the coach that year. He also played for Alabama when the "Bear" was the head coach.
@clifford yawn, Stallings played for Bryant at Texas A&M.
I remember George Teague had a monster game
I would say this is the second most significant game in Alabama football history, behind the 1926 Rose Bowl. It proved that Alabama could move past Coach Bryant and be a great program with the right coach and players.
I agree.
Oh please, climb down. Bama's strength of schedule was 32. Maybe 1 of Saban's is lower. 92 Bama beat #16 Miss St that finished 7-5 and was still ranked bec the AP had slim pickings for year.
@@mas5867 Alabama 34 Miami 13 😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@mas5867 it's ok to cry
Still my favorite Alabama National Championship......because that was the year I graduated high school and the fact no one in the media gave us a chance in that game.
One sportswriter ( I think from Arizona ) said Bama would win the game and National Title. He was included in the victory parade in Tuscaloosa and praised by thousands.
The Miami fans before the game were obnoxious. Then after the game could not find them , all the trash talk and ugly language from them shut up. ❤❤❤
This was all about Miami not showing up. Bama beat #16 MSU who lost 5 games and still finished ranked. Why? Football sucked that year and the AP had slim pickings.
@@mas5867dude we can all see you hate Bama. Just make it that much nicer. Just keep on crying like the little baby you are. Boo hoo 😢 🥲
George Teague hitting the speed burst to chase down Lamar Thomas and then take the ball away is known as "The Strip" play. It was such a memorable moment despite the play being called back. It was indicative of how the Bama defense destroyed the high scoring Miami offense as Gino Torretta had won the Heisman.
I still have my hand numbered limited edition print of "The Strip" painting framed in my Bama collection.
#1 Miami was heavily favored to win over #2 Alabama. Miami was on a 29-game winning streak and had not lost a game since 1990. This game was the first BCS Champiinship and the 1992 season was when the SEC implemented the first Conferemce Champiinshion game that eventually forced every other conference to do. Alabama had a chip on their shoulder. The last time Bama had won the Natty was under Bear Bryant winning both the 1978 and 1979 National Chanpionships.
Also Miami beat Alabama like 30 to 0 on the 1990 Sugar Bowl. They thought Bama was soft.
My uncle was a Cane fan and made a bet with me on this game. Bama won and I became a Bama fan. ROLL DAMN TIDE!!!
Anyone remember this, ' th deuce is loose'?
There was a sense of nostalgia in this game because it was the first time Keith Jackson called the Sugar Bowl since 1988; when ABC took over the rights to the Rose Bowl in 1989 he had been switched to that. But he had been the voice of the Sugar Bowl since the 1960s before then, and it was great to hear him back in New Orleans on New Years' Day.
And the old adage still holds true...defense wins championships
Great game ... good to hear a call by one of the all time greats : Keith Jackson!
Miami loved to trash talk days up to the game. Lamar Thomas held his own press conference touting he would get another ring after defeating Bama.
He got a ring alright. Loved seeing him on the bench with a towel over his head after Teague humiliated him. He was the fastest, or so he said. Teague said differently.
Who else here getting ready for that Alabama - Miami game coming up this Saturday? Damn, I love college football. ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!!!!
The name is Teague... George Teague.
12:26 The famous George Teague Interception! The DOME had an Earth Quake it was so loud! RTR!
One of the greatest plays in sports history. Keith Jackson was the perfect narrator.
I watched this game from Tempe,Az where I went to the only bowl game I've been to...the Fiesta Bowl,where I saw my CU Buffs lose a tough,top 10 matchup with Syracuse...who had just given Miami all they wanted the game before. Great experience at the Fiesta Bowl,even losing the game. But that field was in horrific shape that day. I was stunned that Bama spanked em though. Not that they won,but the fact they won so easily. Bama wasn't very relevant after Stallings,til Saban came. 6 National titles,& 8 Title game appearances later... probably gonna be 9 title games,& maybe 7 rings soon.
This is the textbook example of how giving bulletin board material to your opponent can bite you in the rear
11:20, great run by Lassic.
There was a song made about this game (season) in 1993 that they used to play on the radio all the time in Birmingham. I cannot remember it, I just remember being tired of it and now I can’t find it. The irony. 😂😂 but I know they played it every morning on my way to school for a month…or more.
MacDonalds secret sauce is thousand island dressing.
Best comment of the thread. I do have to say that it's McDonalds. But anyway.👍😁
Hard to believe its been 30 yrs now! I was about to turn 16
The smoothest pick 6 in history!
When I was a kid My fav player was Al Bell 1, my brothers was Bobby Humphrey. Good times!!! Teague and Corn dog, hells yeah!!
Lamar Thomas ran the anchor leg of the U's 4x100 relay and Teague walked him down like he was howdy doody!
Jason Carter and took the ball away . Killed the u
That play shouldve been good it got called back because of a bama off sides but the bama player wasn't ive watched it 20 times over the years he juat got a really good jump on the snap
@@slabbusterrtr7690 You're absolutely correct. Another bogus call against Bama by these refs.
Sherman Williams doing the Boogie Woogie after scoring a touchdown@8:37 I Love It!
I think it was either the sherman shuffle or sherman shake
you can actually hear the disappointment in keith jackson's voice the whole game that bama dominated
Point to an actual example otherwise your post is BS!
Actually, no. Keith Jackson was a Bama fan but not a partisan.
I remember that game like it was yesterday, and how some of the Miami players like Lamar Thomas disrespected Alabama on camera a few days before the game, Miami didn't even score a offensive td, and 6 of their 13 points came from their kicker who went to hs in Alabama final score BAMA 34 Miami 13 what a great performance, especially on defense ROLL TIDE ROLL
Awesome game,even I rooted for Alabama that night! Do you have the 1991 Alabama-Georgia game?
Dave Smith Yes, I do. It's under the 1991 Alabama Football Season Playlist.
Alabama had the definition of a smothering Defense.
My favorite non Saban team and game. Yeah I said it. Even more than 78 and 79, with The Bear. Saban is our second chance at Stallings and I think he's shown, and more, what Stallings would've been. Nothing but love for coach Stallings and his family.
Spurrier would have continued his dominance of Stallings had Stallings stayed on and Fulmer probably would have owned him too as it was Fulmer's best era.
@@mas5867 you have 💩for brains. Just facts
Spurrier just a cry baby throwing his visor when things didn’t go his way. Fat Phil just a poor coach with all the talent Tennessee had and just 1 national championships with him I think.
@@mas5867 The 35-0 spanking Bama received from Florida in 1991 was the only time Florida under Steve Spurrier really owned a Gene Stallings-coached Alabama team. As for Phil Fulmer, Coach Stallings was 1-2-1 vs. Fulmer. The difference in the 1995 and 1996 games between Alabama and Tennessee was Peyton Manning.
@danielcrowe9324 stallings won the 1st game and lost the next 3 against Spurrier. Spurrier would have continued to own Stallings.
NFL players everywhere
First time I’ve seen the kickoff listed as a highlight but to me that was a key play in that game…the Superdome was deafening from that point forward…
this is the game that made me a Bama fan for life. sorry canes.
I was at this game. Most of the Miami fans were gone in the third quarter.
30 years ago on this very night! A night I'll never forget
Dang I miss Keith Jackson
Seeing Warren Sapp get man handled the whole game is wild to me. That Alabama O-Line was something to behold.
Copeland/Curry....BOOKENDS!!!
WOW 1993... more than half of these guys played provessional football !
The quality of this video is really impressive
Toretta watched most of the game from his back. It was a great day. He’s still mad today.
What a colossal 🫏 whooping. After a month of media saying it was going to be 34-13. And it actually was! ROLL TIDE 🐘.
Total domination!
You think the rock could smell what the Tide was cookin.
Everyone deserves their little time in the sunshine and for 30 years Miami had a little sunshine. This game was just a little reminder half way through their run that when all is said and done, they won't be a top 20 all time cfb program. But those little moments were fun.
Ryan you are out of your mind! Miami will go down as one of the greatest collegiate programs of all time. Top 5 if you ask me, no other program has produced more NFL stars in the past 35 years.
Rashun Barr no one ask you and opinions are like butts Everyone have one
Testing, testing, is this thing on... I pray that you are watching this Coach Mario Cristobal. We NEED to be 'the team to beat again'. Move us forward... The 🙌
lol. Wait for it....that didn't age well.
@@mas5867 Lol. Let's try this again.
@@phesm4353 Cute. Edit your comment and replace Diaz with Cristobal. LOL. Still won't do any good. Miami is done.
@@mas5867 We shall see...
Gino Torretta won the Heisman in 1992 but the Alabama defense wrecked the Miami offense by intercepting Toretto 3x. Toretto had thrown only 7 INTs during the regular season. Bama held Miami to just 13 points.
Lassic gets called for unsportsmanlike conduct for spinning the ball after a good run. There would be a flag on every play if they penalized simple things like that today.
Jay Barker has got to be one of the worst Quarterbacks I’ve ever seen. How that team went undefeated with him proves that you get an elite running game and defense, you’re going far.
Coach Erickson really went all out when he dressed for the game. I guess when your coaching a team of thugs then the coach must fit in.
Watch your mouth playboy
dtheboss facts are facts playboy
People make it seem like this game was an UPSET. ALABAMA was the # 2 TEAM in the Nation that year and Actually had the #1 RANKED DEFENSE in the Country. It was One of those Nights where EVERYTHING seemed to BOUNCE Alabama's way that night. The stripped Ball from behind by Teague , PUNTS that seemed get the perfect bounces. Taking NOTHING away from ALABAMA they were the BETTER Team that night. Alabama would not WIN another National Championship for 13 years until SABAN arrived. Miami REBUILT their Dynasty under Butch Davis in 1995 and would go on to play in 3 STRAIGHT National Championship Games in 2000,2001( National Champions) & 2002. 2 GREAT Football Programs. Will be hard to replace SABAN when he walks away. CRISTOBAL now has the task of Re-Building the Miami Program for whom he WON 2 National Championships as an Offensive Lineman for MIAMI in 1989 & 1991. This game IRONICALLY was Mario Cristobal's Final year as a player at MIAMI. Amazing how LIFE sometimes comes FULL CIRCLE.
I was there with 75000 of my closest friends
I remember! We high-fived!
Miami was not focused they came into this game and thought just to walk over Alabama. This was the beginning of the end of my Hurricanes competing for National Championship
You think the rock could smell what the Tide was cookin!?
Were a 12 point underdog Alabama showed them
Man the more I watch these highlights the more I realize just how much worse Alabama should have beaten Miami. The Canes looked absolutely pitiful in this game on both sides of the ball.
I remember when George Teague chased that guy all the way down the field & took the ball right out of his hands as the guy was about to make the touchdown
Thought ide stop on by, before the 2021 season starts.