Future Pro Football Hall of Famer and ESPN NFL analyst Ray Lewis is tackling his next challenge by climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro next month. The voyage is part of an effort to raise awareness and funds for an East African clean water project.
By supporting the project on his web site, fans are entered for a chance to win a Ray Lewis signed Baltimore Ravens helmet.

Future Pro Football Hall of Famer and ESPN NFL analyst Ray Lewis is tackling his next challenge by climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro next month. The voyage is part of an effort to raise awareness and funds for an East African clean water project.

By supporting the project on his web site, fans are entered for a chance to win a Ray Lewis signed Baltimore Ravens helmet.

Get inside the mind of a Miami Hurricane. Check out the trailer for “Mind Games”, coming June 1 at 5:55 p.m.

Don’t miss it. Check out more videos at www.hfbca.com.

14 more Fridays and 98 days until kickoff. Are []_[] ready? We’re moving #FullSpeedAhead

14 more Fridays and 98 days until kickoff. Are []_[] ready? We’re moving #FullSpeedAhead

Great photo of AD Blake James and head coach Al Golden with Miami Hurricanes royalty in Chicago. The sixth annual Coaches Dinner will be held Thursday night in Chicago.

Great photo of AD Blake James and head coach Al Golden with Miami Hurricanes royalty in Chicago. The sixth annual Coaches Dinner will be held Thursday night in Chicago.

#ThrowbackThursday: Junior DE Anthony Chickillo (bottom) is a third generation Miami Hurricane. His grandfather, Nick Chickillo (top), was a three-year starter and a 1952 All-America selection. His father, Tony Chickillo (middle), was the starting nose guard for the first Hurricanes team to beat a No. 1-ranked team (Penn State, 1981) in the modern era.

Anthony was an All-ACC honorable mention performer in 2012, starting all 12 games at defensive end.

A fourth Chickillo, Wyatt, is a walk-on defensive back for the Canes.


Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/umiami/2010/09/chickillo-becomes-third-generation-cane.html#storylink=cpy
“There is no substitute for conditioning. Some coaches say it starts with discipline. I think it starts with conditioning. As you start to work your players to get them in condition. The discipline will come, and togetherness and unity will come. Conditioning before everything else.” - Jimmy Johnson

“There is no substitute for conditioning. Some coaches say it starts with discipline. I think it starts with conditioning. As you start to work your players to get them in condition. The discipline will come, and togetherness and unity will come. Conditioning before everything else.” - Jimmy Johnson

Head coach Al Golden was on SiriusXM College Sports Nation with Mark Packer. Here’s a portion of his interview from Tuesday.

ICYMI, former Miami Hurricanes tight end and current Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski threw out the first pitch at last Saturday’s Cleveland Indians game (photo via Loede923TheFan). He then presented Indians manager Terry Francona with a Browns jersey (photo via @Browns).

“I was never the biggest, I was never the fastest, I was never the strongest. The only bread and butter I had was work.. At the end of the day, it’s all about hard work. And if you outwork me, you’re a hell of a man.” - Ray Lewis

“I was never the biggest, I was never the fastest, I was never the strongest. The only bread and butter I had was work.. At the end of the day, it’s all about hard work. And if you outwork me, you’re a hell of a man.” - Ray Lewis

100 days until kickoff. Are []_[] ready? Get your season tickets today by calling 305-284-2263.

100 days until kickoff. Are []_[] ready? Get your season tickets today by calling 305-284-2263.