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    Hot time in MIami: Gators at Canes in football: noon on Sept. 7 on ESPN.

    University of Miami tailgaters might want to get to sleep early on Friday, Sept. 6th. That's because the highly anticipated Florida Gators at Miami Hurricanes football game was announced for a noon kickoff at Sun Life Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 7 on ESPN -- upsetting fans who would rather have a night game.

    A night game would certainly be a great draw and the event to party around at Sun Life. UM would get heavy-duty exposure. And let's face it, night games are always more fun (unless you're on deadline or savor getting broiled outside).

    Turns out that ABC has NASCAR from Richmond, Va., that night and ESPN is broadcasting the Notre Dame-Michigan football game in prime time. A game has not yet been announced for the prime-time ESPN2 slot.

    "We requested and lobbied ESPN for an evening slot for the game vs #BeatUF.'' tweeted UM athletic director Blake James. "Unfortunately, they were unable to accomodate.'' 

     I just got off the phone with ESPN spokesman Mike Humes, whom I asked about the noon start.

    "Essentially, we looked at all the options and this was the best available window for the game,'' Humes said. "We average probably around three million viewers for that time slot. So it wasn’t like, 'Let’s put the worst game on at noon.' The noon window does really well with fans.

    "We view this as a great matchup. Scheduling games is like putting together differrent puzzles with different time zones and commitments, and this was the best window.''

     UM AD James also tweeted this: "espn/abc wanted to take game national 3:30 slot is regional coverage."

    Humes said the 3:30 p.m. ABC game is Oregon at Virginia.

    In other Canes football news, the Aug. 30 season opener at Sun Life Stadium against FAU will kick off at 8 p.m. Aug. 30 -- a Friday -- and will be aired by ESPNU.

    SUSAN MILLER DEGNAN 

    May 23, 2013 in Frank Haith | Permalink | Comments (2)

    Yet another UM Canes football depth chart released after Fort Myers scrimmage

    UM Coach Al Golden released yet another depth chart after last Friday night's Fort Myers scrimmage.

    Again, you shouldn't be surprised at some of these changes, because Golden already has let his feelings be known about various positions.

    Denzel Perryman has obviously secured that spot at middle linebacker, but Gionni Paul now has an "or'' between himself and Tyrone Cornelius on the outside.

    Shayon Green is off the depth chart because of his injury, with Anthony Chickillo back where he belongs -- on top at defensive end.

    Also, notice that at strong safety, there's an "or'' between A.J. Highsmith and Vaughn Telemaque now -- and an "or'' between Brandon McGee and Thomas Finnie at cornerback.

    The offensive line and receivers are the same, as are the quarterbacks. But at fullback, because both C.J. Holton and Maurice Hagens are injured, 6-4, 275-pound redshirt-sophomore Sean Harvey -- formerly listed as a tight end -- is first-team fullback.

    I'm figuring there will be at least one more depth chart released after the April 14 afternoon spring game, which is at Sun Life Stadium and free to the public.

    OFFENSE

    QB

    First team: Ryan Williams

    Second team: Gray Crow

    Third team: Preston Dewey

    RB

    First team: Mike James

    Second team: Eduardo Clements

    Third team: Dallas Crawford

    FB

    First team: Sean Harvey

    Second team: Mike James

    WR

    First team: Rashawn Scott

    Second team: Allen Hurns

    Third team: Garrett Kidd

    WR

    First team: Phillip Dorsett

    Second team: Kendal Thompkins

    TE

    First team: Asante Cleveland

    Second team: Clive Walford

    LT

    First team: Malcolm Bunche

    Second team: Ereck Flowers

    LG

    First team: Jermaine Johnson

    Second team: Jeremy Lewis

    C

    First team: Shane McDermott

    Second team: Jared Wheeler

    RG

    First team: Brandon Linder

    Second team: Ben Jones

    RT

    First team: Seantrel Henderson

    Second team: Taylor Gadbois

    DEFENSE

    DE

    First team: Anthony Chickillo

    Second team: Ricardo Williams

    DT

    First team: Darius Smith

    Second team: Luther Robinson

    DT

    First team: Curtis Porter

    Second team: Olsen Pierre

    DE

    First team: Kelvin Cain

    Second team: Dwayne Hoilett

    OLB

    First team: Jimmy Gaines

    Second team: Eddie Johnson

    MLB

    First team: Denzel Perryman

    Second team: Raphael Kirby

    OLB

    First team: Gionni Paul or Tyrone Cornileus

    CB

    First team: Ladarius Gunter

    Second team: Larry Hope

    FS

    First team: Ray-Ray Armstrong

    Second team: Kacy Rodgers

    SS

    First team: A.J. Highsmith

    Second team: Vaughn Telemaque

    Third team: Andrew Swasey

    CB

    First team: Brandon McGee

    Second team: Thomas Finnie

    SPECIAL TEAMS

    K

    First team: Jake Wieclaw

    Second team: Matt Goudis

    P

    First team: Dalton Botts

    Second team: Jake Wieclaw

    KR

    First team: Phillip Dorsett

    Second team: Dallas Crawford

    PR

    First team: Phillip Dorsett

    Second team: Dallas Crawford

    H

    First team: Dalton Botts

    Second team: Ricardo Williams

     

    SUSAN MILLER DEGNAN

     

    April 05, 2012 | Permalink | Comments (59)

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