Along with several young Miami Hurricanes offensive playmakers that have made strides with extra offseason speed, agility and footwork training between the end of the 2020 season and start of spring practice, UM defensive players have also looked to take the next step.
In the second of a two-part series ahead of spring drills starting on Monday at Miami, the South Florida Sun Sentinel interviewed two local trainers, Chris Scott and Tevin Allen, that have worked with multiple Hurricanes defenders during a period when the team is not running official practices and on-campus work for players is restricted to workouts with strength and conditioning coach David Feeley and occasional team and positional meetings.