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1989 Miami Hurricanes football
National Champions
Sugar Bowl, W, 33-25 vs. Alabama
Conference NCAA Division I-A independent schools
Ranking
Coaches #1
AP #1
1989 record 11-1 ( Independent)
Head coach Dennis Erickson
Offensive coordinator Bob Bratkowski
Offensive scheme Pro Style
Defensive coordinator Sonny Lubick
Base defense 4-3

Home stadium

 Miami Orange Bowl
Seasons
« 1988 1990 »

The 1989 Miami Hurricanes were the national champions of the 1989 NCAA Division I-A football season. The national championship was the third won by the University of Miami in football.

Contents

Starting Lineup

Offense

Position Name
QB Craig Erickson
FB Leonard Conley
WB Wesley Carroll
TE Rob Chudzinski
SE Randal Hill
FL Dale Dawkins
OT Mike Sullivan
OG Rod Holder
C Bobby Garcia
OG Darren Handy
OT Leon Searcy

Defense

Position Name
RE Greg Mark
DT Cortez Kennedy
DT Russell Maryland
LE Willis Peguese
WLB Maurice Crum
MLB Bernard Clark
SLB Richard Newbill
RCB Ryan McNeil
LCB Kenny Berry
FS Charles Pharms
SS Hurlie Brown

Special Teams

Position Name
K Carlos Huerta
P Tim Kalal
KR Randal Hill
KR Alex Johnson
PR Wesley Carroll

Schedule & Results

Date Result Miami Rank# (Rank#)Opponent Stadium · City
September 9, 1989 W 51-3 #3 @ Wisconsin Camp Randall Stadium - Madison, WI
September 16, 1989 W 31-3 #3 California Orange Bowl - Miami, FL
September 23, 1989 W 38-7 #2 @ Missouri Faurot Field - Columbia, MO
September 30, 1989 W 26-20 #2 @ Michigan State Spartan Stadium - East Lansing, MI
October 7, 1989 W 56-0 #2 Cincinnati Orange Bowl - Miami, FL
October 14, 1989 W 48-16 #2 San Jose State Orange Bowl - Miami, FL
October 28, 1989 L 10-24 #2 @ #9 Florida State Doak Campbell Stadium - Tallahassee, FL
November 4, 1989 W 40-10 #7 East Carolina Orange Bowl - Miami, FL
November 11, 1989 W 24-3 #7 @ #14 Pittsburgh Pitt Stadium - Pittsburgh, PA
November 18, 1989 W 42-6 #7 San Diego State Orange Bowl - Miami, FL
November 25, 1989 W 27-10 #7 #1 Notre Dame Orange Bowl - Miami, FL
January 1, 1990* W 33-25 #2 #7 Alabama Louisiana Superdome - New Orleans, LA
*Sugar Bowl #Rankings from AP Poll released prior to game.

[1]

Team Players drafted into in the NFL

Player Position Round Pick NFL Club
Cortez Kennedy Defensive Tackle 1 3 Seattle Seahawks
Jimmie Jones Defensive Tackle 3 64 Dallas Cowboys
Bernard Clark Lineabacker 3 65 Cincinnati Bengals
Willis Peguese Defensive End 3 72 Houston Oilers
Greg Mark Defensive End 3 79 New York Giants
Richard Newbill Linebacker 5 126 Houston Oilers
Dale Dawkins Wide Receiver 9 223 New York Jets
Kenny Berry Defensive Back 10 256 San Diego Chargers
Bobby Harden Defensive Back 12 315 Miami Dolphins

[2]

References

  1. ^ http://cfreference.net/cfr/school.s?id=1007&season=1989
  2. ^ http://www.pro-football-reference.com/draft/1990.htm

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