We start the show by talking about the "fodder," (a word Beast had to explain to Cam) regarding Kevin Beard. Is he going to the NFL? Does he have a contract? We tell you what we know. The wideout room, and staff, lost a great one in David "Pop" Cooney, who is off to coach the wideouts at Bowling Green. He had a huge impact on the program.

We update everyone on DB coach Will Harris. His status may be up in the air, but as of now, he's working in the building on San Amaro Drive. We tell you why he left Florida, as word is getting out about conditions behind closed doors in Gainesville.

The dead period is ending and visits are lined up, we update you on a few biggies!

Did Cam Ward take a shot at Xavier Restrepo for not playing in the Bowl Game?

Finally, we talk about why schools cancel their Spring Games. Should Miami do the same? Does it matter?

Go check out Cam's great work at StateofTheU.com

Cam and The Beast bring insight into the complete Miami Hurricanes' coaching staff. Gator fans are in their feels about one of the new hires. D Lew is back home at The U. It's a home run hire for Mario Cristobal, who has shown he will not be denied grabbing a coach from another program whenever he needs to.

Segment two has the boys arguing about who Cam thinks was the Most Improved Player of the Year for the Canes in 2024. ( Read his article here) .

We also let you know who will most likely be sidelined for Spring Practice, and try to predict who might be this year's Spring Practice Wonder!

Go read all of the great work at StateofTheU.com!

On this episode of The Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast talk about the Miami Hurricanes' OL Coach Alex, who won ACC Recruiter of the Year. What makes Alex such a good recruiter, and such a good coach? Also, the Canes have hired a new coach to help with the secondary. Terry Jefferson returns to Miami after coaching the DBs at Jax State.

A few topics for you to chew on in the second segment. Some football analytics people say that the numbers and data show that Cam Ward has some traits similar to Patrick Mahomes and Jayden Daniels. Do you agree?  Also, Vegas has set the Canes' win total for 2025 at 8.5. What do you think? The boys have different opinions.

Go read Cam's stuff at The State of The U!

On this episode, Cam and The Beast break down the hiring of the new Canes' DB coach Zac Etheridge. We think it's a really good get for The U. Is Kevin Beard eyeing a move to the NFL?

Do we think the 2025 schedule released this week is favorable for the Canes? Not really. Screwed by the ACC again!

The Canes are showing out at the Senior Bowl and the East-West Shrine Bowl.

Our friend and colleague, Brandon Odoi, broke a story! J'Vari Flowers, the Northwestern Bulls DB, has reclassified and will be looking to enroll in college this summer!

It's Junior Day at The U. How important is this annual gathering of the top Juniors to recruiting? Cam explains.

Plus, The Beast rolls down all the important dates for Miami Hurricanes fans.

GO Check out Cam's great work at StateOfTheU.com 

Cam and The Beast start the show by adding insight into the Jeremiah Smith rumors. Was Miami the team that offered the reported $4.5 million to get into the portal? How much would it take Smith to leave OSU?

Xavier Lucas is finally a Miami Hurricane. Cam clears up the legal situation that allowed Lucas to become a Cane after wanting to leave Wisconsin.

OSU is the national champion. We discuss that, and the final rankings for the 2024 season. Plus, the guys discuss the future odds for next year's college football national champion (The Beast clicked on the wrong link, Cam comes to the rescue).

It's the first episode with Cam Underwood, from StateOfTheU.com, as the show's co-host as Brandon is off hob-knobbing with every college football coaching staff in the country.

The boys dive right into the departure of Lance Guidry and the arrival of new Miami Hurricanes' DC Corey Hetherman. Hetherman has proven he deserves a shot at returning the Miami defense to top-notch. Also, everyone on the defensive staff, other than JT has left. How do the boys feel about losing these coaches?

Segment two brings Cam and Brian to discuss the new BMOC, Carson Beck. Beck is not Cam Ward, but he is the new QB1 and comes to Miami after a really good career at UGA. Should we worry about the turnovers?

Then, we end the show by discussing who Canes' fans should root for in the College Football National Championship Game as Miami fans tend to loathe both Notre Dame and Ohio State.

What an episode!

It's the Three Amigos cutting it up. Brian and Brandon are joined by our buddy Cam Underwood from StateofTheU.com.  It gets heated, to say the least, as we break down the Miami Hurricanes 2024 season. Was it a waste? Was it a miss? Was it a failure? What was it? We'll tell you. Kind of.

Then we dive into the transfer portal. Who was the biggest loss in the Canes portal?

And, we give our thoughts on the CFP.

This might be the best episode out of the 75 that we have done. It's a can't miss!

The Beast laments the Canes' loss to the Cyclones in the Pop Tarts Bowl. Stop hammering Cam Ward for not playing the second half. Now we have QB questions, and someone please get us a new Defensive Coordinator, at the very least!

On this episode of the Real Ones Canes Podcast, The Beast flies solo as the Canes are in Orlando to face the Cyclones in the Pop Tarts Bowl—one last time to see Cam Ward sling the rock. There is also some transfer portal news. One player has come in, and one player has left.

Then, we were all surprised by the announcement that Miami men's hoops coach Jim Larranaga is stepping down immediately. The Beast has his take. Where does the Miami hoops program go from here?

On this episode of The Real Ones Canes Podcast, The Beast flies solo and sheds some light on Isaiah Horton's decision to enter the Transfer Portal. Is losing Riley Williams to the Portal a major loss? Then there is the College Football Playoff. Why is the world freaking out about Indiana after they lost to Notre Dame?