Miami LOADS UP in the spring transfer portal — should that excite or concern?
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Show Notes
Miami has been very active in the spring transfer portal, grabbing multiple players who likely will wind up either starting or playing major roles for the Hurricanes this season.
The latest is former Auburn DB Keionte Scott, who spent the spring at Houston but reunites with former Auburn and Houston secondary coach Zac Etheridge in Miami. The Hurricanes also have added former Texas kicker Bert Auburn, former North Dakota State tailback CharMar Brown, former N.C. State linebacker Kamal Bonner, former Cincinnati receiver Tony Johnson and former BYU receiver/kick returner Keelon Marion.
Can the Hurricanes get to the College Football Playoff with this roster?
Also, ESPN’s Heather Dinich said Tuesday that the seeding still might change for the 2025 College Football Playoff. Everyone agrees the seeding should change, but for everyone outside the Big Ten and SEC there is little incentive to make that change for this year.
Later, Andy and Ari pick their favorite On3 graphics…
(0:00-1:04) Intro
(1:05-5:00) Miami's Spring Portal Haul
(5:01-15:36) How the Canes have assembled their roster
(15:37-24:14) Should Miami fans be concerned on how the roster was built?
(24:15-30:49) Closing out Miami, Perfect 24 Hours preview
(30:50-40:51) Changes coming to CFP Seeding?
(40:52-54:18) Best of On3's Social graphics
(54:19-55:28) Watch our show live on YouTube!
(55:29-1:08:00) Conclusion: Your Perfect 24 Hours
(1:08:01-1:08:45) Dear Andy & Ari tomorrow! [email protected]
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