They aren't called the Miami Hurricanes for nothing. This fantastic team is known for its ability to get down and get dirty with the opposition and this season is another opportunity to witness just how well the Miami Hurricanes dominate the field when it's time to play football. Although critics are quick to point out that the 2006 season for the Miami Hurricanes was not a good one, fans, coaches and the Hurricanes themselves are ready to show everyone how they can kick it into high gear and put the defense and offense together with strategies designed to bring home the championship.Moving up through the ranks with a non-quiet stealth that demands you take notice, the Miami Hurricanes have been pulling ranks on teams like Oklahoma, Florida State and Georgia Tech. With so much momentum, the Hurricanes may be unstoppable this season.The 2009 alphabetical roster is as follows with playing number in parenthesis: Ray Ray Armstrong (26), Allen Bailey (57), Travis Benjamin (3), Damien Berry (20), Matt Bosher (25), Arthur Brown (1), Ramon Buchanan (45), LaRon Byrd (47), Jake Byrne (87), John Calhoun (43), Jared Campbell (37), Lee Chambers (32), Thearn Collier (28), Graig Cooper (2), Dyron Dye (49), Dedrick Epps (18), Joel Figueroa (61), Marcus Forston (99), Jason Fox (64), Orlando Franklin (74), Jordan Futch (58), Sean Goldstein (69), Richard Gordon (84), Jimmy Graham (80), Chavez Grant (24), Shayon Green (51), Harland Gunn (66), Leonard Hankerson (85), Gavin Hardin (85), Brandon Harris (1), Jacory Harris (12), A.J. Highsmith (19), Patrick Hill (30), Ryan Hill (13), Josh Holmes (92), C.J. Holton (34), Tyler Horn (63), Chris Ivory (60), Javarris James (5), Mike James (22), Aldarius Johnson (4), Jermaine Johnson (78), Tevaris Johnson (23), Ben Jones (55), Joe Joseph (91), Jeremy Lewis (98), Eduardo Lopez (62), Colin McCarthy (44), Brandon McGee (21), Lamar Miller (27), Eric Moncur (94), Corey Nelms (38), JoJo Nocolas (29), Adewale Ojomo (97), Levi Paalua (53), Matt Perrelli (17), Randy Phillips (6), Matt Pipho (65), Stephen Plein (82), Curtis Porter (96), Micanor Regis (54), Jamal Reid (15), Kylan Robinson (36), Luther Robinson (93), Marcus Robinson (56), Billy Sanders (88), Darryl Sharpton (50), Sam Shields (9), Andrew Smith (48), Sean Spence (31), Tommy Streeter (86), Ian Symonette (68), Vaughn Telemague (7), Kendal Thompkins (83), A.J. Trump (70), Alex Uribe (33), DeMarcus Van Dyke (8), Oliver Vernon (35), Brandon Washington (72), Steven Wesley (90), Jared Wheeler (75), Cory White (71) and Jake Wieclaw (40).Land Shark Stadium is located at 2269 Dan Marino Boulevard in Miami, Florida. Those who want an up close and personal feel experience at the game can choose from many different lower level seating options that span around the entire field. Gate entrances on all sides ensure easy entry and departure when the festivities are done. Club level seating lets you experience the live action with all the amenities of a club level location including plush seating. This is the perfect section for family or clientele to make just the right impression. Mezzanine seating is perfect for gaining access to your seats almost as soon as you pass through the gate. Many people prefer this section to avoid delays in leaving after the game is over.If you've been thinking about getting away to one or more of these action-packed games at Land Shark Stadium to see the Hurricanes in action, there's no time like the present to make it happen. Upcoming games against the Hurricanes on their own turf include those with Florida A&M Rattlers, Clemson Tigers, Virginia Cavaliers and Duke University Blue Devils. Don't miss your opportunity to witness the excitement firsthand for yourself.
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