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HR 1- Miami Hurricanes Outlook, Tua Turmoil, Lebron Questions

41 min · 15 de jul de 2026
Portada del episodio HR 1- Miami Hurricanes Outlook, Tua Turmoil, Lebron Questions

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Hour 1 kicks off with Miami Hurricanes coverage from ACC Media Days as Joe Rose and the guys discuss the Canes' strong recruiting classes, their success in landing top talent through both high school recruiting and the transfer portal, and why Miami continues to build one of the nation's most talented rosters. The conversation also touches on Florida State's recent struggles, the heated rivalry between the programs, and Mike Norvell's growing pressure. The crew then shifts to the latest LeBron James speculation, debating whether the Heat can land the future Hall of Famer and how he'll ultimately announce his decision. The hour also includes Dolphins discussion, with Joe looking back on the Tua Tagovailoa era, questioning whether Miami's massive investment produced enough results after years without a playoff win, along with World Cup conversation and the biggest storylines from around the sports world.

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