Relive four of the greatest moments in Miami football history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:

1987 Regular Season vs Florida State - The Classic
2000 Regular Season vs Florida State - A Shock-ing Win
2001 Regular Season vs Boston College - The friendly strip and return
1984 Orange Bowl vs Nebraska - First championship

These slate coasters are laser-etched indelibly into the stone itself. - Size: 4" x 4" x 0.25" per coaster - Weight: 0.25lbs (4oz) - Natural edge

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1987 Regular Season
The Classic
Miami vs Florida State
26 - 25
3 October, 1987
Another classic in the Miami-Florida State rivalry with both teams ranked in the top 5 and naitonal championship aspirations. Miami was down 3-19 in the 3rd quarter but mounted a comeback to tie it up 19-19. However, with just over 2 minutes left and needing a 1st down conversion in their own territory an audibled play call at the line resulted in not just a first, but Michael Irvin streaking up the sidelines for a 73 yard TD. Miami would stay unbeaten throughout the season, winning their second national championship.

2000 Regular Season
A Shock-ing Win
Miami vs Florida State
27 - 24
7 October, 2000
Down by 4 points against #1 Florida State, the Hurricanes put together a strong drive as they marched down the field. With only 46 seconds left to play, Dorsey found Shockey over the middle to put Miami up by 3. As history would have it, FSU would get a chance to send the game into OT, only to have their kicker miss wide right. It was the first time Miami beat FSU since 1994 and beating a #1 team let the world know, The U was back.

2001 Regular Season
The friendly strip and return
Miami vs Boston College
18 - 7
10 November, 2001
The 2001 Miami team is argued by some to be the best college football team of all time. However, against unranked Boston College, Miami found themselves in serious trouble with 30 seconds left as Boston College had a 1st and Goal on Miami's 9 yard line. But then a quick interception, followed by something spectacular, as Ed Reed stripped the ball from his own teammate and decided to return it all the way for a touchdown, essentially ending the game there.

1984 Orange Bowl
First championship
Miami vs Nebraska
31 - 30
2 January, 1984
Calhoun tipped away Nebraska's 2pt attempt to seal the win and Miami's first ever championship.