Miami Legend Bryant McKinnie Voices Displeasure With Hurricanes' Program On Twitter

Author:
Andrew Holleran
Publish date:
Oct 24, 2015

We now have 40 percent of Miami's 2001 national champion offensive line upset with the current state of the Hurricanes' football program.

Earlier today, former Miami offensive lineman Joaquin Gonzalez called for Al Golden to be fired, offering to buy the Hurricanes' coach a plane ticket out of Florida.

Gonzalez' teammate at Miami, legendary offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie, voiced his displeasure with the Hurricanes' program on Twitter.

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It's hard to argue with any of that.

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Miami Legend Bryant McKinnie Voices Displeasure With Hurricanes' Program On Twitter