Harris, a UM alum that starred in track and field in the 800 meters, has. UM basketball team awaits decision from FSU transfer Matthew Cleveland, Walker to IU, UM Canes draft postscript: three chosen, four undrafted free agents, one minicamp invitee, New York Jets give undrafted Miami LB Caleb Johnson (48 tackles, 2 forced fumbles) a shot, One of Miamis most prolific (and tatted) punters, an Aussie, off to New Orleans Saints, Dolphins signing former Miami Southridge OL great DJ Scaife, who started 51 games at UM, Miami Dolphins sign dynamic Canes DE known for miraculous recovery from coma at age 9, Miami Hurricanes cornerback DJ Ivey drafted by Cincinnati Bengals in final round. The Hurricanes are hoping to bring speed and winning ways to the program, and coach Mario Cristobal seems confident that Harris Jr. can contribute in those areas. Harris Jr. is the son of Ice Harris, legendary Booker T. Washington High School football coach. Harris, a four-time NCAA All-American in the 800 meters and six-time indoor/outdoor ACC champion, grew up in Miami and coached as an assistant and finally head coach at Booker T. Washington High School from 2009-2014. A 2022 inductee into the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame, Harriss time of 1:47.99 is still third in program history when it comes to the 800. Overall, Florida International finished with four games over 200 yards on the ground, while the 379 yards against Massachusetts rank as the third most for a single game in school history. Pittsburgh Steelers first round NFL Draft pick, former offensive lineman from Georgia, Broderick Jones, right, poses for a photo with Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin at the Steelers football . Harris Jr. was a four-time All-American in the 800-meter event. Harris also coached RJ Harvey (118 for 796, 5 TDs) as well as Johnny Richardson (54 for 370); Richardson paced the Knights with a gaudy 6.9-yards-per-carry mark, with Harvey right behind at 6.7. The NFL eventually banned his celebration as overly aggressive and unsportsmanlike. Tim "Ice" Harris Sr., who won three state titles at Booker T. Washington then left for Florida Memorial University in 2019 to help restart the university's football program, is stepping down. He ran track at Miami from 2004-08 and is one of the most highly decorated athletes in Miami's track and field history. Harris served as running backs coach and assistant head coach at UCF last season.
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