Miami Hurricanes 100th Anniversary 1926-2026 100 Years of The Hurricanes Tumbler Set

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Miami Hurricanes 100th Anniversary 1926-2026 100 Years of The Hurricanes Tumbler Set

Why the Miami Hurricanes 100th Anniversary 1926-2026 100 Years of The Hurricanes Tumbler Set is a Must-Have

The Miami Hurricanes 100th Anniversary 1926-2026 100 Years of The Hurricanes Tumbler Set counts 100 years of Coral Gables football, from the program’s 1926 launch on the University of Miami campus through the Orange Bowl glory days and the Hard Rock Stadium era. For The U faithful, the turnover chain on the sideline, “Smoke” rolling out of the tunnel before kickoff, and the five national titles between 1983 and 2001 are all chapters of the same story. This Miami tumbler set keeps that century of swagger on the desk for the Monday morning Cuban coffee and the Saturday tailgate down in South Florida.

Each handled tumbler in the set is finished in brushed Hurricanes gold with the orange, green and white relief panels wrapping the body. The 30 oz front tumbler reads “MIAMI HURRICANES / 100TH ANNIVERSARY” across the top, with Sebastian the Ibis mascot in a #0 orange-and-green uniform mid-stride dead center and “1926 ?” 2026″ stamped along the foot. The 40 oz handled tumbler beside it carries the official split-color “U” logo with a hurricane swirl and palm tree above a gold football, framed by “UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI / 100 YEARS OF THE HURRICANES” running around the medallion, and a smaller “U” stamped on the lower band. Both tumblers ride on stainless feet with matching gold lids and straight straws.

It arrives in a green-and-gold presentation box stamped with the same hurricane-and-palm “U” logo, “UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI / 100 YEARS OF THE HURRICANES” banner, Sebastian the Ibis along the side and “MIAMI HURRICANES 100TH ANNIVERSARY” running across the top. A natural pick for the Cane on Father’s Day, the South Florida transplant missing the orange-and-green Saturday tailgate, or any UM alum from the Coral Gables campus marking the centenary.

🌀 Why You’ll Love It

• Marks 100 years of Miami Hurricanes football, dating back to the program’s 1926 founding on the Coral Gables campus
• Carries the official split-color “U” logo with the hurricane swirl and palm tree ?” the same crest stamped on every helmet since the John Underwood redesign
• Sebastian the Ibis mascot in a #0 jersey runs across the front panel, mid-stride and full color, the same costumed bird who’s been on the sideline since the 1950s
• Set design lets one tumbler ride to the office while the other stays on the tailgate table next to the turnover chain
• Gold colorway pulls from the 100th-anniversary alternate uniform treatment instead of the standard orange-or-green tumbler

🏈 Features

• Two stainless steel handled tumblers in brushed Hurricanes gold with raised color relief on the front panels
• Gold flip lids with stainless straight straws on both tumblers, with matching gold curved side handles for one-hand carry
• Front tumbler features “MIAMI HURRICANES / 100TH ANNIVERSARY” above Sebastian the Ibis in a #0 orange-and-green uniform mid-stride
• Companion tumbler carries the split-color “U” logo with a hurricane swirl, palm tree and gold football, ringed by “UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI / 100 YEARS OF THE HURRICANES”
• “1926 ?” 2026″ anniversary dates stamped along the lower band of each tumbler, with stainless feet finishing the silhouette

🌴 Perfect For

• UM alumni who lived through the Bernie Kosar, Vinny Testaverde and Ray Lewis years of The U
• Father’s Day, graduation or Christmas gift for a Hurricanes diehard in the family
• Tailgate tables at Hard Rock Stadium and office desks across the Miami-Dade and Broward corridors
• Hurricanes season-ticket holders, Coral Gables locals and ACC football collectors marking the 100-year mark

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FROM: capocalypse.com