One flag too many. While the Miami Hurricanes’ 2002 football campaign will always be remembered for what could have been, it’s worth revisiting what was. The Canes offense that season was unstoppable, led by the consistent arm of Ken Dorsey, the all-around excellence of Willis McGahee and the playmaking of Andre Johnson. That offense set records and, under the direction of Rob Chudzinski, was one of the greatest in CFB history and certainly Miami history.
Chudzinski’s 2003 season wasn’t quite as successful, the offense clearly suffered with the loss of it’s sensational triplets at QB-RB-WR, but Chudz had already established himself as one of the great offensive minds in football.