I don't know if Dan Enos needed the Miami Hurricanes, but the Miami Hurricanes certainly needed Dan Enos. He was on his way to being the offensive coordinator for the Alabama Crimson Tide, a job that would surely result in instant success with one of the three best quarterbacks in all of college football and a plethora of returning players that helped lead an offense that scored 45.6 points per game.
Every single time I have stepped onto the practice field, I have questioned the move. I understand that he bought what Manny Diaz was selling and he has faith in the young coach, but how could one turn down the opportunity to coach greatness in Heisman trophy runner-up Tua Tagovailoa and Biletnikoff Award winning wide receiver Jerry Jeudy to coach an offense that struggled against below average ACC teams a year ago?