Video: Spring begins at Miami

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Clemson's QB battle could heat up in spring game

6yDavid M. Hale

Mark Richt on his way to restoring Miami to its former glory

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Louisville to find out soon what life will look like without Lamar Jackson

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New-look defense offers fresh start for Georgia Tech

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Healthier Tar Heels get a fresh start this spring

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'That is one big Mister': Clemson's 300-pound DL turned kindergarten teacher

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Pitt looks poised for big strides this spring

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ACC's established QBs will get pushed this spring

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Willie Taggart: No depth chart yet at QB for Florida State

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With Lamar Jackson gone, ACC in search of offensive stars

6yAndrea Adelson

Syracuse coach Dino Babers wants more than just a few big wins

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More veteran Clemson team opens spring with an eye on playoff return

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Dave Doeren, NC State open spring hoping to build off last season

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Wake Forest sets sights on division title in 2018

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Can Cam Akers rush for 2,000 yards at Florida State this season?

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Video: Spring begins at Miami

ESPN.com staff

Feb 27, 2014, 04:00 PM ET

Heather Dinich talks about Miami's running game this spring without injured star Duke Johnson and top incoming running back recruit Joseph Yearby.