After incumbent quarterback Ken Dorsey's graduation, Berlin took over the starting job for the 2003 season.
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Berlin, under intense criticism by the media and fans, was benched by head coach Larry Coker for Miami's next game against Syracuse.
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Miami would win the Big East Conference, defeat Florida State (for the second time that season) in the FedEx Orange Bowl, and finish the season at 11–2 and ranked #5 in both polls.
Much of the main story line revolved around Hurricanes quarterback Brock Berlin.
Berlin | Berlin Wall | West Berlin | Humboldt University of Berlin | Irving Berlin | East Berlin | Free University of Berlin | Berlin Philharmonic | Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin | Deutsche Oper Berlin | Brock University | Berlin (band) | Berlin State Opera | Technical University of Berlin | Berlin University of the Arts | Isaiah Berlin | American Academy in Berlin | Treaty of Berlin (1878) | Peter Brock | Dave Brock | Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra | Berlin Hauptbahnhof | Battle of Berlin | Treaty of Berlin | Berlin Conservatory | Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg | New Berlin, Wisconsin | New Berlin | Lou Brock | Gemäldegalerie, Berlin |