 |
| Opponent |
Result |
| Georgia
So. |
W
56-0 |
| Arizona
St. |
W
47-10 |
| Washington |
L
20-38 |
| Rutgers |
W
24-3 |
| Florida
State |
W
34-20 |
| West
Virginia |
W
38-6 |
| Virginia
Tech |
W
24-3 |
| Syracuse |
W
27-6 |
| Pittsburgh |
W
17-12 |
| Temple |
W
38-14 |
| Boston
College |
W
23-7 |
| (Orange
Bowl) Nebraska |
L
17-24 |
|
|
| Passing |
| Frank
Costa |
2,443
Yards |
| Rushing |
|
James
Stewart |
639
Yards |
| Receiving |
|
Chris
T. Jones |
798
Yards |
| Season
Pictures |
|
|
|
| Frank
Costa |
Warren
Sapp |
|
|
| Ray
Lewis |
|
 |
| The
Hurricanes entered the '94 season with a lot of
hype to live up to. With big names like Warren
Sapp, Ray Lewis, Kenny Holmes, Jammi German, and
Syii Tucker Hurricane fans thought this could
be another Championship team. Well, this 'Canes
team will go down in history, but not for a Championship.
This was the 'Canes team that allowed the Washington
Huskies to come into the Orange Bowl and snap
the Hurricanes 58 game home win streak. This is
still the longest home win streak to date. |
| |
 |
| Below
you will find a list of the Hurricanes starters
for the season. All information was obtained directly
through the University of Miami's Football History
Museum. For a complete roster for the season please
contact the University of Miami Athletic department. |
|
| Position |
Number |
Player |
| QB |
11 |
Frank Costa |
|
TB |
28 |
James
Stewart |
| WR |
85 |
Chris
T. Jones |
| WR |
18 |
A.C.
Tellison |
| WR |
7 |
Jammi
German |
| TE |
81 |
Syii
Tucker |
| Tackle |
73 |
Ricky
Perry |
| Guard |
51 |
Tirrell
Gteene |
| Center |
63 |
K.C.
Jones |
| Guard |
66 |
Alan
Symonette |
| Tackle |
77 |
Zev
Lumelski |
| DE |
90 |
Kenny
Holmes |
| DT |
76 |
Warren
Sapp |
| DT |
43 |
Pat
Riley |
| DE |
96 |
Kenard
Lang |
| SLB |
54 |
James
Burgess |
| MLB |
52 |
Ray
Lewis |
| WLB |
45 |
Twan
Russell |
| CB |
12 |
Carlos
Jones |
| CB |
4 |
Earl
Little |
| FS |
38 |
Malcolm
Pearson |
| SS |
19 |
C.J.
Richardson |
|
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