Miami Hurricanes Dominate ESPN's Top 100 College Football Players

The Miami Hurricanes have five former players on ESPN's top 100 college football players list, including Bryant McKinnie and Warren Sapp.

What's behind the ranking?

The list reflects the talent and winning tradition of the Miami Hurricanes program.

The team's presence on the list includes national champions and all-time defensive stars.

Who made the list?

Bryant McKinnie, a star offensive tackle, won the Outland Trophy and Jim Parker Award.

Warren Sapp, a dominant defensive tackle, led the team's defense during his unforgettable 1994 season.

Russell Maryland, a dominant defensive tackle, helped lead the program during one of its most successful eras.

Ray Lewis, a linebacker, set a school record with 160 tackles in 1995.

Micheal Irvin, a wide receiver, finished his career with 2,423 receiving yards and a school-record 26 touchdown catches.

What comes next for the Miami Hurricanes?

The team's next game is against the Stanford Cardinal on 2026-09-05.

The Miami Hurricanes are looking to build on their historical success with a strong performance in the upcoming season.

And with a talented roster, they are poised to make a deep run in the playoffs.

But the team will need to stay focused and work together to achieve their goals.

So the Miami Hurricanes are gearing up for a big season, with their sights set on a national championship.

The team's fans are excited to see what the future holds for the Miami Hurricanes.