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Orange Bowl Boys is the ultimate Miami Hurricanes podcast for die-hard fans of The U. Hosted by Ro, Scoop, & Toast, we go beyond the scoreboard to break down everything happening with Miami Hurricanes football — from the legendary practice sessions at Greentree to the roar of the crowd at Hard Rock Stadium. Whether it’s breaking down game strategy, previewing matchups, or recapping those unforgettable moments, we bring you fresh insights with the kind of passion only true Canes fans can understand.

Our hosts provide expert analysis, insider takes, and behind-the-scenes stories from the University of Miami football program. We also keep you in the loop with updates on recruiting, plus the latest from Miami Hurricanes basketball and baseball. While football is at the heart of it all, we cover the broader landscape of Hurricanes sports, ensuring you stay informed about everything happening at The U.

Roman

“Hey Grandpa, this game’s boring. Is there another team who throws the ball?”

“Yes.”

“Are they close by? Could we maybe watch them one day?”

“Yes.”

“Who is that team?”

Scoop

Growing up in South Florida, I was 8 when we won our first title in ‘83. I lived every Hurricanes moment, every title, bleeding orange and green. Even as a USF alum, it’s all Canes, all the time.

Toast

Growing up in West Hartford, CT, I needed a college football team in the ‘80s. Miami’s bold 20-0 win over Notre Dame hooked me for life. Moving to South Florida fueled my love for the Canes, and years later, the Orange Bowl Boys podcast was born.

Jenners

From New Jersey theater geek to South Florida radio, my journey’s been wild. From interning with Toast to Atlanta radio, Braves sports, and co-hosting with NBA greats. Now, I’m here with the Orange Bowl Boys—join the ride!

A MIAMI HURRICANES PODCAST

#148: Miami Week 14 Preview at Syracuse – Muddy Up The Back End

It's Hate Week Part Two… because the world of hate coming at the University of Miami this week is just wild.

Scoop also gets on an early tirade after Cam Ward missed out as a finalist for the Maxwell Award, as Dillon Gabriel of Oregon made the cut ahead of him along with Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty… and he hangs it yet again on the defense. There were also obvious snubs in the Biletnikoff and the Lou Groza Awards, as guys like X and Borregales didn't get a look as finalists.

Discussion also breaks out about how the Canes should look at Syracuse OC Jeff Dixon as a replacement if Shannon Dawson decides to move on, largely because of his formations and personnel groupings on offense. And as we look at Syracuse QB Kyle McCord, Roman has high praise […]

November 27, 2024|