Miami’s Depth Shines in Secondary | Miami Hurricanes Football News
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Miami’s defense is thriving on depth and versatility as key secondary players sit out, with coaches praising rising stars like Ryan Mack and Chris Ewald Jr. for mastering multiple roles — corner, nickel, even safety — while freshmen like J.J. Dunnigan step into full-time starts. Defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman champions a flexible, position-agnostic approach, valuing athletes who can run, cover, blitz, and tackle anywhere. Young talents like Portis and Brody are making strides through relentless film study and practice discipline. This resilience will be tested this Friday, September 18th, when Miami takes on Wake Forest on ESPN at 7:30 PM ET.
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