This week former Miami Hurricanes wide receiver Ahmmon Richards joined the show! Richards played at Miami from 2016-2018 until he was forced to medically retire from football after being diagnosed with a neck injury during the 2018 season. As a true freshman, Richards set the Freshman Miami record for receiving yards along with being named a Freshman All-American by ESPN. Richards is currently the CEO of Lgndary Sports which is a a sports agency that aims to serve talent and their families. We spoke with Ahmmon about his time at Miami, life after retirement, the current Canes squad and so much more. Check out this week's episode!  

This week former Miami Hurricanes running back and current Seattle Seahawks running back DeeJay Dallas joined the show. We spoke with Dallas about his predictions for the 2021 Miami Hurricanes, his relationship with current and former Canes, his life in the NFL and some of the projects that he is working on including a new day in the life series that can be found on his YouTube channel 

This week former Miami Hurricanes great Clinton Portis joined the show. Portis played at Miami from 1999-2002 and rushed for 1,200 yards as a member of the 2001 National Championship team. He was inducted into the UM Sports Hall of Fame in 2014. Portis played for the one season with the Broncos before being traded to the then "Washington Redskins" (now know as the Washington Football Team) where he would spend the rest of his career. 

This week former Miami Hurricane and University of Miami Hall of Famer Lamar Thomas joined the show. We chatted with Lamar about his time at The U, what it is like to coach in today's college football environment & the current University of Miami team. Check out the episode! 

This week former Miami Hurricane and NFL All-Pro Devin Hester joined the show. Hester talked about his time at The U, his decorated NFL career, share some untold stories and so much more. 

This week, former Miami Hurricane Jon Beason (2003-2006) joined the show to talk about his time at The U, his NFL career, and the current state of the Miami program. Jon was drafted by the Panthers 25th overall in 2008 and played 7 seasons in Carolina and then 3 seasons with the Giants. During his NFL career, he registered 706 total tackles and 10 interceptions. He was a 3-time Pro-Bowler (2008-2010) and was named to First-Team All-Pro in 2008. 

We were joined by Coach Mike Archer, Dave Heffernan and Tony Fitzpatrick to pay a tribute to legendary Miami Hurricanes Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger.