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Guess Who:? A Name the Hurricane Game, Part 2

The Hurricanes guessing game is back for round two. You’ll have a chance to guess the Hurricanes from their top moments and statistics.

By Candis R. McLean
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: NOV 09 Louisville at Miami Photo by Aaron Gilbert/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

Whether it’s watching ESPN U classic game re-airs or talking to Hurricane fans on social media, Miami fans are always finding new ways to pass the shutdown time. From tracking the latest commits to ranking favorite jerseys, there’s always creative ways to get your Miami fix during a slow on-field season. After great results in the first round, the “Name the Hurricane” game is back for round two.

1.

In a 2013 slugfest against the North Carolina Tar Heels, this Miami DB took a blocked FG and returned it for a 67-yard TD for Miami. The Hurricanes, ranked 10th in the nation at the time, seized the lead with this electrifying play. In the end, Miami survived the potential upset with a 27-23 victory Dallas Crawford scored and took the lead with 16 seconds left.

Poll

Who’s the Hurricane?

This poll is closed

  • 45%
    Artie Burns
    (93 votes)
  • 38%
    Ladarius Gunter
    (79 votes)
  • 16%
    Demarcus Van Dyke
    (34 votes)
206 votes total Vote Now

2.

In the 2002, season this Miami defensive lineman was credited with 7 sacks. An All-Big East selection, among other awards, he was a signature force on the defensive line. During the 2002 National Championship curb-stomping of the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the Rose Bowl, he recovered an Eric Crouch fumble in the first quarter. One play later, Ken Dorsey hit Andrew Johnson for a 49-yard touchdown.

Poll

Who’s the Hurricane?

This poll is closed

  • 27%
    William Joseph
    (58 votes)
  • 42%
    Jerome McDougle
    (89 votes)
  • 30%
    Vince Wilfork
    (63 votes)
210 votes total Vote Now

3.

This electrifying Miami Hurricane tight end was a matchup nightmare. In 2005 season opener at the Florida State Seminoles, the dominant TE caught game-high eight passes for 137 yards. He also caught four straight receptions on third down on the final drive of the nail biter to ensure 10-7 Hurricane victory.

Poll

Who’s the Hurricane?

This poll is closed

  • 13%
    Jeremy Shockey
    (29 votes)
  • 69%
    Greg Olsen
    (145 votes)
  • 16%
    Jimmy Graham
    (34 votes)
208 votes total Vote Now

4.

Returning to another Miami vs Nebraska blowout, the 1992 Orange Bowl resulted in a 22-0 slaughter of the Cornhuskers by the Canes. This dynamic wide receiver caught the opening touchdown of the game in the left side of the end zone. One of the fastest players in college football at the time, this blazer had three consecutive games with a punt return for a touchdown. This achievement still a Miami record.

Poll

Who’s the Hurricane?

This poll is closed

  • 44%
    Kevin Williams
    (88 votes)
  • 23%
    Lamar Thomas
    (47 votes)
  • 32%
    Randal Hill
    (65 votes)
200 votes total Vote Now

5.

This Miami Hurricanes safety pulled off one of the most memorable moments of the 90’s. The Hurricanes were trailing the West Virginia Mountaineers 7-3 with seconds left in the game. In this shocking play, this Cane blocked a punt in the waining moments. Following the block, Jack Hallmon relinquished the ball to Nick Brooks. Brooks’ 20-yard TD return ended up sealing the victory for the Canes.

Poll

Who’s the Hurricane?

This poll is closed

  • 13%
    Mike Rumph
    (25 votes)
  • 62%
    Tremain Mack
    (119 votes)
  • 24%
    Ed Reed
    (47 votes)
191 votes total Vote Now

Answers

  • Ladarius Gunter AP
  • Jerome McDougle Getty Images
  • Greg Olsen Getty Images
  • Kevin Williams Hurricane Sports
  • Tremain Mack Miami Herald