1.
What was the first team that the Miami Hurricanes beat in their 1972 season?
Correct Answer
B. Tulane
Explanation
In their 1972 season, the Miami Hurricanes beat Tulane as their first team.
2.
In what quarter did the Miami Hurricanes recover to win a game on October 3, 1987?
Correct Answer
B. 4th Quarter
Explanation
The Miami Hurricanes recovered to win a game on October 3, 1987 in the 4th quarter.
3.
Which team defeated the Miami Hurricanes on September 16, 2006, with a final score of 31-7?
Correct Answer
C. Louisville
Explanation
Louisville is the correct answer because they defeated the Miami Hurricanes on September 16, 2006, with a final score of 31-7.
4.
On September 17, 1988, the Miami Hurricanes beat Michigan by how many points?
Correct Answer
C. 1 Point
Explanation
The Miami Hurricanes beat Michigan by 1 point on September 17, 1988.
5.
Who did the Miami Hurricanes meet in a bowl game on January 1, 1990, winning by a margin of 33-25?
Correct Answer
A. Alabama
Explanation
The Miami Hurricanes met Alabama in a bowl game on January 1, 1990, and won by a margin of 33-25.
6.
The Miami Hurricanes posted a 12-0 record in their 1991 season, a feat they had accomplished how many times before?
Correct Answer
B. Once
Explanation
The Miami Hurricanes posted a 12-0 record in their 1991 season, indicating that they had accomplished this feat only once before.
7.
In which of these years did a Miami Hurricanes' winning streak of home games end?
Correct Answer
C. 1994
Explanation
In 1994, the Miami Hurricanes' winning streak of home games came to an end.
8.
How many Miami Hurricane players were chosen as All-Americans at the end of the 1992 season?
Correct Answer
C. 4 Players
Explanation
In the 1992 season, a total of four Miami Hurricane players were chosen as All-Americans. This indicates that these players were recognized for their exceptional performance and skills during that season.
9.
What is the name of the student radio station that has carried Miami Hurricane football games?
Correct Answer
A. WVUM
Explanation
WVUM is the correct answer because it is the name of the student radio station that has carried Miami Hurricane football games.
10.
How many fingers do Miami Hurricane fans and players hold up prior to the start of the last quarter?
Correct Answer
B. 4 Fingers
Explanation
Miami Hurricane fans and players hold up 4 fingers prior to the start of the last quarter. This is a gesture commonly known as the "4th quarter gesture" and is a sign of unity and support for the team. It signifies the fans and players coming together to give their all in the final quarter of the game.
11.
How many field goals did the Miami Hurricanes' kicker make in 1988?
Correct Answer
B. 21 Field Goals
Explanation
In 1988, the Miami Hurricanes' kicker made a total of 21 field goals.
12.
Who argued that the University of Miami should shut down their college football program in 1995?
Correct Answer
B. Sports Illustrated
Explanation
Sports Illustrated argued that the University of Miami should shut down their college football program in 1995.
13.
In 1999 and 2000, a Miami Hurricane quarterback had how many consecutive passes without an interception?
Correct Answer
B. 193 Passes
Explanation
In 1999 and 2000, a Miami Hurricane quarterback had a streak of 193 consecutive passes without an interception. This means that for 193 passes, the quarterback successfully completed them without the opposing team intercepting the ball. This is an impressive feat as it shows the quarterback's accuracy and decision-making skills in avoiding turnovers.
14.
In 2002, a Miami Hurricanes team record for most rushing touchdowns in a single season was set at what?
Correct Answer
A. 33 Touchdowns
Explanation
In 2002, the Miami Hurricanes team set a record for the most rushing touchdowns in a single season with 33. This means that throughout the entire season, the team collectively scored a total of 33 touchdowns by running the ball into the end zone. This record demonstrates the team's strong running game and ability to consistently score points on the ground.
15.
What was the Miami Hurricanes' individual season record for field goals in 2001?
Correct Answer
D. 21 Field Goals
Explanation
In 2001, the Miami Hurricanes' individual season record for field goals was 21. This means that throughout the entire season, the team's kicker successfully made 21 field goals. This record indicates a high level of accuracy and skill from the kicker, contributing to the team's overall success.
16.
In 1984, a Miami Hurricanes record for pass completions by an individual in a season was set at how many?
Correct Answer
B. 262 Completions
Explanation
In 1984, an individual from the Miami Hurricanes set a record for pass completions in a season with 262 completions. This means that the player successfully completed 262 passes to his teammates throughout the season, surpassing the other options of 195, 201, and 341 completions.
17.
When did the Orange Bowl, soon to become the home of the Miami Hurricanes football organization, open?
Correct Answer
C. 1937
Explanation
The Orange Bowl, which would later become the home of the Miami Hurricanes football organization, opened in 1937.
18.
Which of these events happened during a Miami Hurricane game on October 14, 2006?
Correct Answer
A. On-Field Brawl
Explanation
During a Miami Hurricane game on October 14, 2006, an on-field brawl occurred. This means that there was a physical altercation between players or teams on the field during the game.
19.
What was the first season a Miami Hurricanes player made four rushing touchdowns in a single game?
Correct Answer
A. 1984
Explanation
In 1984, a Miami Hurricanes player made four rushing touchdowns in a single game.
20.
After defeating Virginia Tech in 2008, what spot did the Miami Hurricanes gain in the AP rankings?
Correct Answer
B. 23rd
Explanation
After defeating Virginia Tech in 2008, the Miami Hurricanes gained the 23rd spot in the AP rankings.
21.
What opposing running back set a 2008 high with 186 rushing yards against the Miami Hurricanes?
Correct Answer
A. Jahvid Best, Cal
Explanation
Jahvid Best from Cal set a 2008 high with 186 rushing yards against the Miami Hurricanes.
22.
Miami Hurricane kicker Matt Bosher made how many of his 20 FG attempts in 2008?
Correct Answer
D. 18
Explanation
In 2008, Miami Hurricane kicker Matt Bosher made 18 out of his 20 field goal attempts.
23.
In 2008, quarterback Jacory Harris found which Miami receiver for the winning TD in OT against Virginia?
Correct Answer
B. Aldarius Johnson
Explanation
In 2008, quarterback Jacory Harris connected with Aldarius Johnson for the winning touchdown in overtime against Virginia.
24.
How many teams threw for more than 300 yards against the Miami Hurricanes in 2008?
Correct Answer
C. Zero
Explanation
In 2008, the Miami Hurricanes did not allow any team to throw for more than 300 yards against them. This means that the answer is Zero.
25.
Against which team did the Miami Hurricanes have a 2008 season high four interceptions?
Correct Answer
A. N.C. State
Explanation
In the 2008 season, the Miami Hurricanes had a season high of four interceptions against N.C. State. This means that during a game against N.C. State, the Miami Hurricanes' defense was able to intercept the opposing team's quarterback four times.
26.
The Miami Hurricanes scored on how many of their 47 trips into their opponent's red zone in 2008?
Correct Answer
C. 44
Explanation
In 2008, the Miami Hurricanes scored on 44 out of their 47 trips into their opponent's red zone. This indicates that they had a high success rate in converting their trips into points, demonstrating their effectiveness in the red zone.
27.
The Miami Hurricanes football team was only outscored in which quarter in 2008?
Correct Answer
D. Second
Explanation
In 2008, the Miami Hurricanes football team was outscored in every quarter except for the second quarter. This means that they performed better in the second quarter compared to the first, third, and fourth quarters.
28.
Miami Hurricane DT Marcus Forston was named to which publication's All-Freshman Second team?
Correct Answer
A. "The Sporting News"'
Explanation
Marcus Forston, a defensive tackle for the Miami Hurricanes, was recognized for his outstanding performance as a freshman by being named to "The Sporting News'" All-Freshman Second team. This publication acknowledged Forston's exceptional skills and contributions to the team during his first year of college football.