Former University of Miami Football Coach Larry Coker
November 12, 2018
Hosted by Darryl Oliver
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Episode Description
Sports Info UM host Darryl Oliver goes one on one with former University of Miami Head Coach Larry Coker. Coach Coker was at the helm at UM from 2001 to 2006. He coached the Hurricanes to a National Championship victory in 2001 over Nebraska in the Rose Bowl. We will ask Coach Coker to give us his view on the infamous FLAG in the end zone in the 2002 Feista Bowl vs Ohio St. We will also discuss other highlights from his tenure at the University of Miami. The exciting world of sports include events and games in the NCAA, NFL, NHL, NASCAR, PGA and many other sports from around the globe. Join us as we discuss the scores, players, and teams.
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Sports Info U.M is hosted by former NCAA champions and NFL player Darryl Oliver. Darryl has extensive knowledge of football in the training camps, on the field and everywhere in between. He will use his past experience to focus on football drafts, offseason stories, and gridiron play by plays, while simultaneously discussing the hot and cold of the current sports scene. Darryl has an extensive list of guests ranging from Hall of Fame coaches, to current NFL players to add suspense and ingenuity to his already entertaining show.
Darryl Oliver
Darryl Oliver won his first state championship in high school playing for Palatka High in 1981. He was a NCAA champion and NFL player for the University of Miami, Seattle Seahawks and Atlanta Falcons. He played on Miami’s 1983 football team to help them win Florida’s first NCAA championship. Darryl is just as energetic teaching and coaching high school, as he was playing running back for the Ibis’. Playing under coaches like Howard Schnellenberger and Jimmy Johnson, Darryl has obtained an outlook for sports that is sought after by many and adored by more. Darryl has coached at high schools all over North and South Florida as an Assistant Coach, a Running Back Coach and as an Offensive Coordinator His opinions on football and sports in general will leave you at the edge of your seat and will keep your ears on the speakers waiting for more.
