A custom Miami Hurricanes jersey needs a number, and Miami fans have an easy source of good ones: the program's five national championship seasons. Each year turns into a two-digit number, and each one points to a different coach and a different team.
The five championship years
Miami's athletics site lists these football national titles:
- 1983 – under Howard Schnellenberger
- 1987 – under Jimmy Johnson
- 1989 – under Dennis Erickson
- 1991 – under Dennis Erickson
- 2001 – under Larry Coker
That gives you 83, 87, 89, 91, and 01 as ready-made jersey numbers. The coach behind each year can even guide your choice: someone who grew up on the Jimmy Johnson teams might go with 87, while a fan who came of age in the early 2000s might pick 01.
Ways to use the title years
One year, one jersey
The simplest approach: pick the title year that means the most to you and pair it with your surname.
A family set
Five title years make a natural group order. Give each family member a different year and the photos tell the program's story in one line. If your group is smaller, start with the years you each remember.
Mix a year with a legend
Some fans prefer a famous player's number instead. Ray Lewis, for example, appears on jerseys with No. 52, such as the Ray Lewis Jersey #52 Miami Hurricanes 2024 Baseball Stitched Green Alternate. A custom jersey lets you keep the look and put your own name on it.
Football cut or baseball style?
Miami jerseys are sold in more than one format. Some listings are football-style; others are labeled "Baseball" or "Baseball V2" in the title and carry football player names and numbers on a baseball-style design. A few things to weigh:
- Football style is the classic game-day look.
- Baseball style reads more casual and is easy to wear outside the stadium.
- Whichever you choose, read the full product name so you know which format you are personalizing.
Colors
Hurricanes listings commonly come in green, orange, white, and black. Orange and green are the most recognizable school colors; white is a clean road look; black is a popular alternate. For a group, decide together so the set looks planned.
Before you order
- Choose the number and note which title team it stands for.
- Type the name exactly as it should be printed and check the spelling.
- Pick the format (football or baseball style) and color.
- Compare your measurements with the size chart on the product page.
- Review the order summary once more.
Compare templates
You can view the available designs on this page of custom Miami Hurricanes jerseys before you settle on a title-year number.