Believe it or not, it is still hurricane season in the Atlantic region even though by this time of the year things are really winding down.
That of course is a pattern for the meteorological hurricane season, but it also applies to the Miami Hurricanes of late. Look out in August and September, you never know what to expect in October and things go back to largely quiet in November.
This year, the slide comes from the injuries and loss of confidence from QB Tyler Van Dyke.
Most hurricanes are drawn to the poles (or polls in this football analogy), but the Canes largely offensive struggles have left them in a steering current destined for something like Gator Bowl.