It’s Hate Week. Former Miami Hurricane Hain Gonzalez—member of the early-2000s title squad and the voice behind the “Dominate” rallying cry—breaks down UM vs FSU, why Mario Cristobal’s culture is working, and how winning the trenches (OL/DL) redefines Canes football. We hit mindset, accountability, road-game noise, WRs blocking, a rejuvenated defense under new leadership, and Hain’s keys: protect the ball, control the line, keep the QB in the pocket, and execute every drive. Plus his score pick (42–10), favorite rivalry memory, and one legend he’d teleport onto this roster.

Chapters
0:00 Cold open: growth disguised as failure
0:31 Intro — UM vs FSU Rivalry Week special
1:04 What the rivalry feels like as a player
2:20 Butch’s “war chant” week & mindset setting
3:16 “Dominate” origins & leadership standard
5:45 Culture → trenches: OL/DL identity
7:06 Accountability, effort, and WRs finishing blocks
8:20 Defense flying to the ball; violent, fast, smart
9:35 Road environments, silent counts, communication
11:05 Keys to beating FSU: control LOS, contain QB, no giveaways
12:40 Playing as the hunted; block out the noise
14:10 Hain’s pick: 42–10; favorite UM–FSU memory
15:30 One alum he’d add to this roster
16:20 Sponsor shout: Cosmo Tires (Eye of the Tiger)

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