In 2020, the Miami Hurricanes cornerback play was full of turbulence. Ranked 65th in pass defense (allowing 233.9 yards per game) and 59th in opponent passer (average of 133.64), the postmortem of the 2020 season’s ups and downs, found that the play on the back end was definitely a huge factor. But it’s a new year. New defensive backs coach Travaris Robinson and cornerbacks coach DeMarcus Van Dyke will be inserting a wealth of knowledge and technique into the group. The coaches also get the addition of key talents like Tyrique Stevenson and returning player like Te’Cory Couch to help bolster a unit that needed improvements in ability and depth.
Miami Hurricanes 2021 Spring Position Preview: Cornerbacks
