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The Miami Hurricanes is the flag team of the University of Miami in the Atlantic Coast Conference of the first division of the NCAA Football Bowl Subdivisions. Currently, however, the team ranks number 11 in the All-Time Associated Press National Championship Polls.

The coveted Heisman Trophy has been won by this team twice. The team has the longest home-winning streak on record in college football history.

Its first records in varsity competition were not notable. The team was then playing as an independent. In 1929, the first coach was replaced by J. That was also the year that the team joined the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. It was during Rix's tenure that the team experienced is first winning season. His term was short-lived due to the crash of the stock market in that same year.

The team won their association's title in 1937 after Florida was routed by them 19-7. Jack Harding did two stints with the team, one from 1937 to 1942 and then from 1945 to 1947. His record stands at 54-32-3 for a percentage of .624. His record stands at 93-65-3 (.697).

Beginning with Howard Schnellenberger who coached from 1979 to 1983, the team rating went up to .719 percent. The highest rating achieved so far is the one established by Dennis Erickson in his 6 years as coach from 1989 to 1994. His record shows 63-9-0 for a spectacular percentage of .875. His record dips markedly down to 21-17-0 or .553 percent.

To its credit, the team has 9 conference victories. Some of its members have already been included in the College Football Hall of Fame. They are coach Jack Harding, coach Andy Gustafson, defensive end Ted Hendriks, fullback Donn Bosseler, coach Don James, safety Benni Blades and quarterback Gino Toretta.

The Team has so far won 9 conference championships. Seven of its members have been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. They are Jack Harding (Coach), Andy Gustafson (Coach), Ted Hendriks (Defensive end), Donn Bosseler (Fullback), Don James (Coach), Bennie Blades (Safety), Gino Toretta (Quarterback).

The team has had two notable winning streaks. One was for winning 34 consecutive games from 2000 to 2003. The other was for winning 29 games continuously from 1990 to 1993.

Currently, there seems to be a lot for the team to do to remember how its last three coaches planned out game strategy.