On this episode of the Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast react to Georgia fans losing their minds because Miami beat them out for OL Jackson Cantwell. They seem to believe that Miami is up to nefarious things with NIL money, when, in reality, Jackson just liked The U better, and that seems to be something UGA fans can't comprehend.

Mario Cristobal commented on last year's defensive debacle, and what he said was no surprise to those of us who watched the Canes' 2024 defense. It wasn't good!

In Segment Two, we express our extreme depression over UM Baseball's performance over the last few weeks of the season and in one game of the ACC Tournament. Sure, Miami will probably make the field of 64, but it's truly time to get some new blood at the helm of the second-most well-known program in the Gables.

The CFP Committee has decided that the top four teams should get the top four seeds and a bye, no matter what conference they are from, or if they are Notre Dame. Cam has thoughts.

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On this episode of The Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast start the show by breaking down the massive news that the nation's number-one recruit, OT Jackson Cantwell, committed to the Miami Hurricanes. We discuss what this means for the program, and why other fan bases, like Georgia Fans, can suck a rock!

We also discuss the post-season outlook for the Miami Hurricanes baseball team after they were swept by Virginia.

In segment two, Bryant McKinnie, one of the best OL to ever wear the Orange and Green, joins us to talk about his event at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino that will shine the spotlight on Mental Health.

Find out more about Bryant's event HERE.

Read all of the great work by Cam and his staff at State of The U HERE. 

On this episode of the Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast spend the first segment giving props to J.D. Arteaga and the Miami Hurricanes Baseball team. They have had an amazing month of April and returned from the dead to be almost a lock for the postseason.

Segment two brings us to a few possible Transfer Portal additions that may be coming Miami's way. We also update you on the few transfers that have brought their skillset to the Gables recently.

Jackson Cantwell, the nation's number one recruit and a stud of an offensive lineman, is due to make his intentions about college known in the next few days. We give you the update.

Clemson and Notre Dame have signed a long-term deal to play each other in football. We tell you why this is a good thing for each school and the ACC.

Lastly, we honor the memory of a former Miami Staffer, Connie Nickel, who passed away. The Beast has plenty of stories about Connie and talks about the impact she had at The U.

Read all of Cam's great work at The State Of The U! 

On this episode of the Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast give all their kudos to Cam Ward for being the first overall pick in the NFL draft. What an amazing story! We also run down all of the drafted Canes, and of course, talk about the elephant in the room, Xavier Restrepo not getting drafted.

In the second segment, we talk about the latest commits out of the Transfer Portal for Miami. We also talk about who the Canes are keeping an eye on, and Cam explains why you may not find real difference makers in this portal window. Are you surprised Emory Williams stuck around? We are.

Read all of Cam and his staff's great work at StateofTheU.com HERE.

Note...We taped this episode on Tuesday night, April 15. This was before Ny Carr and others decided to enter the portal. We will touch on that in our next episode. 

On this episode, Cam and The Beast recap the Miami Hurricanes' Spring Game. Beast was on the sidelines and had some unique thoughts on what he saw. Who stood out? Who was the MVP? How did the QBs look? How did the new defensive staff do in calling plays and communication? We have it all for you.

We also discuss the transfer portal and the comments made by Greeny and Ryan Clark on ESPN, where they trashed Miami's name to make a point, and had no idea what they were talking about. Cam is hot!

We talk about Zaquan and Horton leaving and what the Canes' strategy is when it comes to the portal.

There's been some big recruiting news, and Jai Lucas made some hires for his staff.

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The Canes' Spring Game is HERE! Cam and The Beast give you their top 3 players or positions they want to see show out in the Gables as Spring football ends.

You may be surprised by a few of their selections.

There is huge recruiting news. We bring it to you. Hint...There's a Miami Track Coach connection (which we have been telling you about for weeks).

Watch Jontavius Wyman's Highlights HERE 

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On this episode of The Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast take you into Cam's mother's kitchen as she crafts some amazing French toast that lures Cam out of bed. This, of course, is a way for us to talk about the new defense. Huh?

We discuss the battle brewing between Ray Ray Joseph and Malachi Toney. We give you insight on what might have been holding Ray Ray back and what makes Malachi more ready than most freshmen. Also, a veteran wideout is starting to lead, both by example and vocally.

Everyone we have talked to can't stop raving about Xavier Lucas. This defense certainly needs him to step up in the defensive backfield.

Speaking of the defense, Corey Hetherman has brought a simpler defense to The U. It allows the players to react more quickly and make plays. Is this a good thing? Cam explains.

We get to recruiting. It's all about the O Line and RBs. We give you the latest.

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On this episode of The Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast summarize the Miami Hurricanes' Pro Day. Cam Ward showed out and continues to look like he will be the number one pick in the draft. Meanwhile, Xavier Restrepo ran a disappointing 40-yard dash. He said he had a hamstring injury. Why did he run? We have some news on this front. Elijah Arroyo looked really good as well.

Spring Practice continues, and we take a look at the running back position. Mark Fletcher is going through his first full offseason, and we can't wait to see what he looks like in the fall. Chris Wheatley-Humphrey has put on 25 pounds, and coaches love his newly-found confidence.

This is absolutely a huge recruiting weekend. We run through the big names that will be on campus and Cam explains why this is all good!

The Beast skips talking about the UM Baseball team because, well, it is too depressing.

Please go read all of Cam's great work at StateOfTheU.

Cam and The Beast pull a role reversal as Cam asks the questions and Beast gives an update on what he is hearing about Spring Practice. There are some good nuggets here.

Why is Beast worried about the QB position?

It's a huge recruiting weekend and we have some updates. Cam wants to update his thoughts on what is now a position of need for the Canes and you probably didn't think it was.

We discuss the upcoming Pro Day. Who do we want to see standout, Cam Ward aside?

Finally, we shake our heads and discuss UM Baseball not being up to "The Standard."

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On this episode of the Real Ones Canes Podcast, Cam and The Beast break down the Canes getting a big commitment from Norland DB Kenton Dopson III aka Tre. We have a nugget about his recruitment. You'll have to read between the lines.

We welcome Jai Lucas, the new Canes' hoops coach. Let's see if he can get Miami back to the Big Dance.

Cam and The Beast give out our wish list for position groups who need to step up during the rest of the Spring. Also...Does Emory stay or go?

Did you know there are a bunch of new names to know involved in Special Teams? We tease the great article at StateofTheU.com that breaks it all down. 

In segment two, we decided to have the tough conversation about the state of UM Baseball. Is it coaching or is it recruiting? Here's a hint: It's both.

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