What made this and the teams in the next 2 yrs the greatest/most entertaining CFB team(s) EVER, is the fact all the facets of a football team were a real threat to score a TD. Offense, Defense and ST.
Miami's only problem in the early 2000s was primarily sleep walking early in some games at times. 2000 Washington, 2001 Boston College, 2002 Ohio State, 2003 Florida, 2003 Virginia Tech, 2003 Tennessee, 2005 Florida State.
Exactly. Complacency kills. That’s why you need the Saban’s and the Belichick’s to make sure no opponent is overlooked and every week is high intensity
I remember WRIII flashing on the scoreboard just after the missed FG. I was there upper deck endzone. Also, James Jackson (RB) earned every inch against that FSU defense.
I don’t know why, BUT I love this 2000 team more than even the national championship 2001 team. Maybe it was Al Blades, dudes like Reggie Wayne and Santana Moss. Maybe it was because they put the program back on the Match. The FSU-UM 27-24 Wide Right III made me run out into the streets and Party!! I figured out what it is! 2000 Hurricanes were like a transition from the probation years and the Old Canes when they fought UF in New Orleans before the Sugar Bowl.
Might be a minute before he works out anything with Phil Knight and NIKE based on how he left Oregon. Business will probably get done at some point, but some dust probably needs to settle on that relationship and dynamic.
@@hellsbells4700 even if he left on bad terms it’s going to depend on the university‘s contract with NIKE not Phil Knights feelings towards Cristobal. If anything NIKE benefits from him leaving and bringing Miami back to being a contender.
How would they have scored on Oklahoma? OU was incredible in 2000 they held Florida St out of the end zone in a championship game. Miami would have been lucky to score 14 points against the Sooners
@@alexkain8564stop smoking that stuff son. Miami would’ve beat the brakes off OU. There’s a reason why the didn’t let Miami go to the championship game.
@@dannyb78 That reason is up in Seattle. Miami gave up 34 to the Huskies and you think they would have beaten OU? OU played three teams during the regular season that would have beaten Miami in 2000 in Texas, Nebraska, and K-State
The cans was like a pack of pitbulls they didn't only just beat you but they whooped your ass at the same time. If the canes can get back close to this college football will become very interesting.
I love how everyone dismisses the fact that FSU handed the game to MIA with 3 unforced turnovers, 2 missed FG’s, and 2 missed 4th down conversions, and also how Vick only played like 9 snaps in that game with V Tech. Everyone says they got screwed when in reality FSU had the better resume and beat Florida by 23, while Miami beat Florida by 17.
One of the greatest travesty! Morgan, Moss, Wayne, Lewis, Myers, etc should have played for a national championship! They endured so much heart ache at Miami not to get that opportunity! Shame on the BCS.
So let me get this straight…..you beat number 1, you beat number 2, you beat number 6……………and you not only don’t win the national championship, you don’t even get to play in the game. Something smells with the NCAA.
Maybe don't put Mcneese State on the Schedule next time. Also, everyone is bitching about how Miami beat Florida state, while completely ignoring the fact that Washington beat Miami.....also a 1 loss team. If anything, they should have gone.
However, a comparison of the teams that FSU played and defeated versus who Miami played and defeated clearly showed that FSU had the stronger schedule and was the better team at the end of the year. FSU defeated #21 NC State 58-14, #10 Clemson 54-7 and #4 Florida 30-7. Florida was the only common opponent for FSU and Miami. FSU beat the Gators by 23 points and held them to 7 points while Miami beat them by 17 points but gave up 20 points. Miami played McNeese State, Rutgers, Temple, Louisiana Tech and other than that over-ranked #2 Virginia Tech team, none of the other teams Miami defeated on their schedule had more than 7 wins. On the other hand, FSU defeated Georgia Tech (9 wins), Louisville (9 wins), NC State (8 wins), Clemson (9 wins) and Florida (10 wins).
@@billblaski9523well that’s funny you write a book on this but Miami beat you guys for how many years after this win in 2000 ? So to say they were a better team is a joke. Idc who FSwho had played the point was Miami beat them every time. Miami should’ve been in that championship game and they would’ve beat OU hands down. People love to hate on Miami and it’s the simple reason that folks don’t want to see Miami prosper. Those young men got screwed out of a championship opportunity period.
@@alexkain8564 why are you commenting the same damn thing on every comment with such confidence? Youre acting like you were on the OU 2000 team yourself.
@@TayDays1128 I got to see that OU team in person when they played my K-State Wildcats. They beat KSU twice in the same season when K-State was a legit top 10 team and won 11 games
To all those wondering here's a good analysis: However, a comparison of the teams that FSU played and defeated versus who Miami played and defeated clearly showed that FSU had the stronger schedule and was the better team at the end of the year. FSU defeated #21 NC State 58-14, #10 Clemson 54-7 and #4 Florida 30-7. Florida was the only common opponent for FSU and Miami. FSU beat the Gators by 23 points and held them to 7 points while Miami beat them by 17 points but gave up 20 points. Miami played McNeese State, Rutgers, Temple, Louisiana Tech and other than that over-ranked #2 Virginia Tech team, none of the other teams Miami defeated on their schedule had more than 7 wins. On the other hand, FSU defeated Georgia Tech (9 wins), Louisville (9 wins), NC State (8 wins), Clemson (9 wins) and Florida (10 wins). -Mike Denado, SI
@@billblaski9523 I watched them play live yes they were incredible football players. Was at the 2003 K-State at Texas game when KSU was better but Texas somehow found a way to win that game. KSU would have beaten that 2003 LSU team if they had played head to head. Considering K-State beat OU by four touchdowns, LSU would have gotten run on the entire game if they had played KSU
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What made this and the teams in the next 2 yrs the greatest/most entertaining CFB team(s) EVER, is the fact all the facets of a football team were a real threat to score a TD. Offense, Defense and ST.
fact all pros everywhere......
Big facts fam. Mario Cristobal may bring some glory back to The U.
2000 Washington owned Miami.
@@cwhalesss1071 65-7.
@C Whalesss 2001 Miami OWNED Washington that's why yall won't play us again cause we ran the score up on yall west coast asses
That Va Tech Db thought "no way he catching that." Fuck wrong wit him
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Miami's only problem in the early 2000s was primarily sleep walking early in some games at times. 2000 Washington, 2001 Boston College, 2002 Ohio State, 2003 Florida, 2003 Virginia Tech, 2003 Tennessee, 2005 Florida State.
Exactly. Complacency kills. That’s why you need the Saban’s and the Belichick’s to make sure no opponent is overlooked and every week is high intensity
@@jantonio1469 you speak big facts.
That Ohio state game had some controversy
correct!! 🏈🟪📚🏟
@@jantonio1469 pete carrol sc teams had the same probelm
One of the greatest UM teams ever !!!
Talent wise better than 01 and 02
Still would have gotten shredded by OU in 2000
I remember WRIII flashing on the scoreboard just after the missed FG. I was there upper deck endzone. Also, James Jackson (RB) earned every inch against that FSU defense.
We should have had 2 more Ships…. 2000,Won 21 and not even gonna bring it up again… Everyone here knows!!!!
I don’t know why, BUT I love this 2000 team more than even the national championship 2001 team. Maybe it was Al Blades, dudes like Reggie Wayne and Santana Moss.
Maybe it was because they put the program back on the Match. The FSU-UM 27-24 Wide Right III made me run out into the streets and Party!!
I figured out what it is! 2000 Hurricanes were like a transition from the probation years and the Old Canes when they fought UF in New Orleans before the Sugar Bowl.
I hope coach Cristobal brings back these jerseys
Might be a minute before he works out anything with Phil Knight and NIKE based on how he left Oregon. Business will probably get done at some point, but some dust probably needs to settle on that relationship and dynamic.
@@hellsbells4700 even if he left on bad terms it’s going to depend on the university‘s contract with NIKE not Phil Knights feelings towards Cristobal. If anything NIKE benefits from him leaving and bringing Miami back to being a contender.
Hard to believe that it has been 22 years ago now I remember it so well. They woulda easily beat Oklahoma.
How would they have scored on Oklahoma? OU was incredible in 2000 they held Florida St out of the end zone in a championship game. Miami would have been lucky to score 14 points against the Sooners
@@alexkain8564 OU woulda gotten handled like they always did when they played Miami
@@alexkain8564stop smoking that stuff son. Miami would’ve beat the brakes off OU. There’s a reason why the didn’t let Miami go to the championship game.
@@dannyb78 That reason is up in Seattle. Miami gave up 34 to the Huskies and you think they would have beaten OU? OU played three teams during the regular season that would have beaten Miami in 2000 in Texas, Nebraska, and K-State
The cans was like a pack of pitbulls they didn't only just beat you but they whooped your ass at the same time. If the canes can get back close to this college football will become very interesting.
I wonder if the hurricanes had butch davis the contract he loved. We would be seeing a dynasty until 2007
That defense was nasty
OU had a better defense than Miami
I love how everyone dismisses the fact that FSU handed the game to MIA with 3 unforced turnovers, 2 missed FG’s, and 2 missed 4th down conversions, and also how Vick only played like 9 snaps in that game with V Tech. Everyone says they got screwed when in reality FSU had the better resume and beat Florida by 23, while Miami beat Florida by 17.
Talent
One of the greatest travesty! Morgan, Moss, Wayne, Lewis, Myers, etc should have played for a national championship! They endured so much heart ache at Miami not to get that opportunity! Shame on the BCS.
like Auburn getting screwed in 2004
@@packersauburneric3625 The BCS screwed Auburn in favor of USC
Auburn would have gotten torched by USC. Auburn barely beat K-State in 2007 when KSU had five wins that year
So let me get this straight…..you beat number 1, you beat number 2, you beat number 6……………and you not only don’t win the national championship, you don’t even get to play in the game. Something smells with the NCAA.
Maybe don't put Mcneese State on the Schedule next time. Also, everyone is bitching about how Miami beat Florida state, while completely ignoring the fact that Washington beat Miami.....also a 1 loss team. If anything, they should have gone.
@@agoo7581 Washington lost later that year to a lesser te if l recall.
McNamee state? You not be familiar with FSU schedule back then.
However, a comparison of the teams that FSU played and defeated versus who Miami played and defeated clearly showed that FSU had the stronger schedule and was the better team at the end of the year. FSU defeated #21 NC State 58-14, #10 Clemson 54-7 and #4 Florida 30-7. Florida was the only common opponent for FSU and Miami. FSU beat the Gators by 23 points and held them to 7 points while Miami beat them by 17 points but gave up 20 points. Miami played McNeese State, Rutgers, Temple, Louisiana Tech and other than that over-ranked #2 Virginia Tech team, none of the other teams Miami defeated on their schedule had more than 7 wins. On the other hand, FSU defeated Georgia Tech (9 wins), Louisville (9 wins), NC State (8 wins), Clemson (9 wins) and Florida (10 wins).
@@billblaski9523well that’s funny you write a book on this but Miami beat you guys for how many years after this win in 2000 ? So to say they were a better team is a joke. Idc who FSwho had played the point was Miami beat them every time. Miami should’ve been in that championship game and they would’ve beat OU hands down. People love to hate on Miami and it’s the simple reason that folks don’t want to see Miami prosper. Those young men got screwed out of a championship opportunity period.
LETS GO CANES!!!
@20:35 DB tried to trip Santana Moss 😂🤣🤣😂
Should've had playoffs back then
Miami would have gotten rocked if they faced OU in the title game
@@alexkain8564
BS!! Shut up scrub
@@alexkain8564 why are you commenting the same damn thing on every comment with such confidence? Youre acting like you were on the OU 2000 team yourself.
@@TayDays1128 I got to see that OU team in person when they played my K-State Wildcats. They beat KSU twice in the same season when K-State was a legit top 10 team and won 11 games
To all those wondering here's a good analysis:
However, a comparison of the teams that FSU played and defeated versus who Miami played and defeated clearly showed that FSU had the stronger schedule and was the better team at the end of the year. FSU defeated #21 NC State 58-14, #10 Clemson 54-7 and #4 Florida 30-7. Florida was the only common opponent for FSU and Miami. FSU beat the Gators by 23 points and held them to 7 points while Miami beat them by 17 points but gave up 20 points. Miami played McNeese State, Rutgers, Temple, Louisiana Tech and other than that over-ranked #2 Virginia Tech team, none of the other teams Miami defeated on their schedule had more than 7 wins. On the other hand, FSU defeated Georgia Tech (9 wins), Louisville (9 wins), NC State (8 wins), Clemson (9 wins) and Florida (10 wins).
-Mike Denado, SI
Dade county Broward County Palm Beach Country ALL ABOUT THE U.
In case the kids today didn't know, Miami was Alabama back then. In fact Alabama was trash when I was growing up
Alabama was on probation back then
K-State was better than Miami in 2000
@@alexkain8564 man!! U remember Ell Roberson and Darren Sproles?
@@billblaski9523 I watched them play live yes they were incredible football players. Was at the 2003 K-State at Texas game when KSU was better but Texas somehow found a way to win that game. KSU would have beaten that 2003 LSU team if they had played head to head. Considering K-State beat OU by four touchdowns, LSU would have gotten run on the entire game if they had played KSU
@@alexkain8564 Hell yeah, that was Vince Youngs 1st year as a starter! That was a good ass game!
A 4:3 video stretched to 16:9 looks like crap and always will. Don't do that.
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