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Vol. 90, Issue 18 | Oct. 24 - Oct. 26, 2011
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THE MIAMI HURRICANE
CAYLA NIMMO // Assistant Photo Editor
FEROCIOUS: Senior quarterback Jacory Harris stiff-arms Georgia Tech defensive end Izaan Cross during a run in Miami’s 24-7 victory Saturday afternoon.
Canes silence Tech, gain ground in ACC ECO EXPLORATION
JOURNALISTS MEET TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES PAGE 3
STREET SMARTS
THE HURRICANE STAFF ARGUES FOR SHARED RESPONSIBILITY PAGE 6
FRUITS OF THE FALL
‘KISS THE CHEF’ FEATURES A TWIST ON CLASSIC FRUIT SALAD PAGE 8
Defense turns in complete game, stifles triple-option attack BY AUSTEN GREGERSON | SENIOR SPORTS WRITER
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iami ’s win against Georgia Tech on Saturday sprung a series of firsts for the season: first backto-back wins, first time with a winning record, and – most importantly – the first time the Hurricanes (4-3, 2-2 ACC) showed up on both sides of the ball. “If you look at what the defense did today, there were about 25 plays in that game against North Carolina where everyone was doing exactly what they needed to do, ” head coach Al Golden said. “I guarantee you there was at least twice as many today. Everybody was
doing their job. ” Both offenses struggled on the day, a big surprise for two teams that had previously found success with offensive prowess negating defensive woes. Heading into the matchup, the Yellow Jackets (6-2, 3-2 ACC) averaged 516 yards of total offense per game. The Canes held them to just 211. Miami ’s production offensively was only marginally better; they accounted for 17 points and totaled just 262 yards of offense. SEE FOOTBALL, PAGE 10