D'Eriq King

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King, the Canes' leader, simply had no choice except surgery. "Somebody’s going to be really smart" and give him a shot, Rhett Lashlee said.

Amid the negativity engulfing Diaz and his underperforming team, the Canes have a chance in a wide-open conference. But a lot needs fixing.

Coach Manny Diaz said Monday that tackling and physicality are two issues the Hurricanes must address after their dismal 1-2 start.

Save the day? King had to settle for saving his life vs. Michigan State. This Canes clown show needs some fresh blood, some new heroes.

Walker and the Spartans are off to a solid start, while King and the Hurricanes are looking for answers.

King’s statistics are down from 2020 when he has been kept clean in the pocket, and in completing passes in the 10- to 19-yard range.

It could be worse. The No. 22 Canes, who have spent the past six years looking up at Clemson, could be where Florida State is right now.

Lashlee: If D’Eriq King had made different decisions and had more time to pass, UM's offense wouldn't have looked conservative.

Miami quarterback D'Eriq King shares details of his recovery from knee surgery as the Hurricanes prepare to open their season vs. Alabama.

The conference's annual event, which was canceled in 2020, returns to Charlotte this week and is bigger than ever.

In Thibodaux, La. this weekend for the annual event, some of college football's top QBs get to talk life, football and their unique role.

In search of honest assessments, we asked two ex-Canes, a talent scout, an ACC analyst and two rival assistants for their opinions.

DJ Ivey, Cam Williams and Michael Redding sustain injuries — "Hopefully nothing too serious," Manny Diaz said — and QBs stay accurate.

The senior receiver's decision to return adds talent and leadership to Miami's offense and will help QB D'Eriq King and coaches.

Hurricanes safety is the third key draft-eligible player to stay, with WR Mike Harley and TE Brevin Jordan yet to announce decisions.

The severity of D'Eriq King's injury and the need for defensive improvement headline the list of issues for Canes coach Manny Diaz.

QB's return not only helps him. It gives UM's offense a year to improve, young players time to grow, and it may entice others to stay.