Miami isn’t looked as an offensive lineman factory like it is like many of the other positions it has produced over the years. Nonetheless, Miami has an underrated tradition of strong, blue-collar offensive lineman running through the program’s blood. From before prominence to its rise in the 80’s, all the way up to the new millennia, Miami o-linemen have been a tough bunch. Here’s what a Mount Rushmore of Canes’ offensive linemen just might look like.
Carey had, literally, big shoes to fill in replacing Bryant McKinnie but did so admirably in his time at Coral Gables.