Are The Miami Hurricanes In Trouble Again?

It seems the Miami Hurricanes college football program keeps making news for all the wrong reasons. Yahoo sports is reporting that the program could be in trouble again  for infractions in recruiting.The NCAA is looking into it and it will be interesting to see what will come of it. Current coach Al Golden has said that he has done nothing wrong and has followed all the rules.

It seems these new allegations surround Sean Allen former equipment manager who was former right hand man of Nevin Shapiro. Shapiro was the guy who caused all the troubles for Miami before Golden got the head coaching job. Let's hope for the Hurricanes sake that the allegations are unfounded. If not this program could get hit hard again and that is something they really do not need right now. Only time will tell what will happen, but right now it does not look real good for the Miami Hurricanes football program.

Does The Miami Hurricanes Deserve The Death Penalty?

Well, as more comes out it seems the Miami Hurricanes will probably be the second school to receive the NCAA's death penalty. Do they deserve it? I guess it all depends on which side of the fence you are on, but with as many people who knew about it how can you avoid it. The problem with the Miami Hurricane's program is it has been crooked for years and everyone has known this for some time. It is a surprise to me it has taken so long for them to get caught.

Miami football had been one of the elite programs and now we all know why many of the top players came to Miami. It was not just for the football, but all the extras that were given to top players. Now I am sure not every player got things, but the majority did. The death penalty will kill this program, and I do not know if they would be able to survive. I am sure they will get a severe penalty, but Hurricane fans are hoping they escape the death penalty as SMU really has never fully recovered from it.