The U returns to ESPN's 30 for 30 with "The U: Part 2"
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Carlos Huerta
Just keep my rep red
Nobody said anything about that game until you came in here
Ronnie Lott
#49erGang
Isn't that the cat who beat the white chick up?Chris Rainey
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
that could be any player on that roster around that time period
RhodyRum
Mark Gassed-A-Heaux
FSU was steady losing 2-3 games a year until Winston came, Miami is at that point right now, we just need a good QB again (Kaaya please be the one)
History? UM football history? What UM football history?
Ya'll had an extremely strong run for about ten years from Schnellenberger to Erickson, then ya'll had that approximately 5 year run from the end of the Davis years to the first couple years of Coker. That's your history. Now I'll be the first to admit within that roughly 15 years Miami has been able to pack a lot of talent and success in that condensed space, but gimme a break with touting ya'll history. UM football was literally on its death-bed about to go flatline before Schnellenberger got there, was a national joke for the better part of fifty plus years, and the only thing Miami football had going for it pre-Schnellenberger was palm trees, South Beach, George Mira, & Ted Hendricks.
Look, nothing, and I mean NOTHING can take away what UM did during those two runs, and to do it as a program that was about to be scrapped in the early 70s, is a tremendous accomplishment. But please spare us with the Miami historical program stuff. Ya'll swear you're in the same historic conversation as Michigan, ND, Bama, USC, OSU, and etc, but simply put, you're not. You got hot at the right time, marketed it PERFECTLY, and now ya'll try to act like you were a thorn in Hayes, Schembechler, Parsigian, Wikinson & the Bear's sides during the 50s, 60s, & 70s
Carlos Huerta
Just keep my rep red
Word? Miami fans act like they're thorns in the sides of those programs?History? UM football history? What UM football history?
Ya'll had an extremely strong run for about ten years from Schnellenberger to Erickson, then ya'll had that approximately 5 year run from the end of the Davis years to the first couple years of Coker. That's your history. Now I'll be the first to admit within that roughly 15 years Miami has been able to pack a lot of talent and success in that condensed space, but gimme a break with touting ya'll history. UM football was literally on its death-bed about to go flatline before Schnellenberger got there, was a national joke for the better part of fifty plus years, and the only thing Miami football had going for it pre-Schnellenberger was palm trees, South Beach, George Mira, & Ted Hendricks.
Look, nothing, and I mean NOTHING can take away what UM did during those two runs, and to do it as a program that was about to be scrapped in the early 70s, is a tremendous accomplishment. But please spare us with the Miami historical program stuff. Ya'll swear you're in the same historic conversation as Michigan, ND, Bama, USC, OSU, and etc, but simply put, you're not. You got hot at the right time, marketed it PERFECTLY, and now ya'll try to act like you were a thorn in Hayes, Schembechler, Parsigian, Wikinson & the Bear's sides during the 50s, 60s, & 70s
Where are you coming up wiht this? The fact is that during their run from 1983 to 2001, they accomplished just as much as those programs you just mentioned. I don't think UM fans really give a shyt if they weren't great in the 50's. Why would that matter?
History? UM football history? What UM football history?
Ya'll had an extremely strong run for about ten years from Schnellenberger to Erickson, then ya'll had that approximately 5 year run from the end of the Davis years to the first couple years of Coker. That's your history. Now I'll be the first to admit within that roughly 15 years Miami has been able to pack a lot of talent and success in that condensed space, but gimme a break with touting ya'll history. UM football was literally on its death-bed about to go flatline before Schnellenberger got there, was a national joke for the better part of fifty plus years, and the only thing Miami football had going for it pre-Schnellenberger was palm trees, South Beach, George Mira, & Ted Hendricks.
Look, nothing, and I mean NOTHING can take away what UM did during those two runs, and to do it as a program that was about to be scrapped in the early 70s, is a tremendous accomplishment. But please spare us with the Miami historical program stuff. Ya'll swear you're in the same historic conversation as Michigan, ND, Bama, USC, OSU, and etc, but simply put, you're not. You got hot at the right time, marketed it PERFECTLY, and now ya'll try to act like you were a thorn in Hayes, Schembechler, Parsigian, Wikinson & the Bear's sides during the 50s, 60s, & 70s
Breh nikkas aint trying to claim hit that happened before they let blacks play. Thats why they made this 30 for 30 cuz they started taking nikkas out of the projects and moving them to coral gables and becoming national champs.
madness
Taking my talents to South Beach
slapped his GF in the pros
stalked his GF and texted her "Time to Die bytch" while in college
Carlos Huerta
Just keep my rep red
slapped his GF in the pros
stalked his GF and texted her "Time to Die bytch" while in college
madness
Taking my talents to South Beach
History? UM football history? What UM football history?
Ya'll had an extremely strong run for about ten years from Schnellenberger to Erickson, then ya'll had that approximately 5 year run from the end of the Davis years to the first couple years of Coker. That's your history. Now I'll be the first to admit within that roughly 15 years Miami has been able to pack a lot of talent and success in that condensed space, but gimme a break with touting ya'll history. UM football was literally on its death-bed about to go flatline before Schnellenberger got there, was a national joke for the better part of fifty plus years, and the only thing Miami football had going for it pre-Schnellenberger was palm trees, South Beach, George Mira, & Ted Hendricks.
Look, nothing, and I mean NOTHING can take away what UM did during those two runs, and to do it as a program that was about to be scrapped in the early 70s, is a tremendous accomplishment. But please spare us with the Miami historical program stuff. Ya'll swear you're in the same historic conversation as Michigan, ND, Bama, USC, OSU, and etc, but simply put, you're not. You got hot at the right time, marketed it PERFECTLY, and now ya'll try to act like you were a thorn in Hayes, Schembechler, Parsigian, Wikinson & the Bear's sides during the 50s, 60s, & 70s
RhodyRum
Mark Gassed-A-Heaux
LOL... Relax you Ibis loving b*stards, I just love riling up the passionate ire of college football fans. No group on Earth is as much fun to fukk with like college football fans from the South. Don't mind me, just getting my amateur
(Of course a nikka will get moist if you throw shade at my Wolverines, so I understand fellas... I understand
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