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Suprised no thread on the film yet. It's amazing what Miami (or as Jimmie Johnson says it "Maya-amah") was able to get away with back then, until that 1991 Cotton Bowl came along and prompted the NCAA to basically create a new chapter in the rulebook regarding celebrations and sportsmanship.

The U rolling into the Cotton Bowl in Army fatigues will NEVER suck....too bad V.Testeverde DID suck in that game. To this day I still can't believe that he threw 5 INTs and they still had a chance at the end to win.

As for the documentary, one of the best I've ever seen about ANYTHING. Very entertaining and a reminder of some of the future NFL bad asses that came out of that program.

Paul wrote:The U rolling into the Cotton Bowl in Army fatigues will NEVER suck

That was the Fiesta Bowl.

What is wrong with Bernie Kosar? He looked awful and was slurring a good number of words.

I enjoyed it from start to finish. And ya, Kosar was wasted.

Tim H. Tebow.

The Chinese judge gives you an 8.5 for creativity.

Paul wrote: As for the documentary, one of the best I've ever seen about ANYTHING. Very entertaining and a reminder of some of the future NFL bad asses that came out of that program.

I wouldn't go that far, but it was interesting.

Coupled with ESPN's OTL's report yesterday about FSU players being "learning disabled" and not being able to read or write above a 3rd grade level, it makes U wonder how ridiculously illiterate most of those Miami players were back then, and now.

For the most part, NCAA academic rules are a joke for "gifted" athletes. Why they even bother with any pretense of these hoodlums receiving a "higher" education is nonsense. They get recruited to win games, bring the school prestige and money, and that's it.

And when they graduate with a degree in Social Science but aren't good enough to make it in the NFL, they're qualified to dump bedpans.

MuchoBulls wrote:

Paul wrote:The U rolling into the Cotton Bowl in Army fatigues will NEVER suck

That was the Fiesta Bowl.

And for that matter, going back to Q's original post, it was '86, not '91.

I didn't see the film, but it doesn't matter. I really don't need to be reminded of how badly, or why, I hated Miami back then.

Sudden Sam wrote:All I know is kicking the Hurricanes' loudmouthed asses all over the place after the '92 season was/is the greatest game I've ever watched. (This year's SEC championship game came close).

I could watch that '92 Sugar Bowl 24/7.

I could watch the '88 ND-Miami "Catholics vs. Convicts" game 24/7. I was at that game. I lost my voice midway through the 1st quarter and didn't get it back until three days later.

Screw_Michigan wrote:SS is right. Beating ND hasn't been a big deal in years.

Considering he mentioned them in the same breath as Penn State and Oklahoma . . .

Screw_Michigan wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote:SS is right. Beating ND hasn't been a big deal in years.

Considering he mentioned them in the same breath as Penn State and Oklahoma . . .

What fucking planet are you living on? It must have been a hiccup on SS's part.

He obviously was differentiating between beating a classy program and beating a classless program, since he mentioned all of those programs in contrast to Miami.

Using your logic, beating Miami isn't all that big a deal right now. Same thing for Penn State in the first half of this decade, or Oklahoma for most (if not all) of the 1990's.

I wish they would have deleted the Cotton Bowl part vs. Texas. That shit was nasty. GREAT fucking episode though. The best one yet by far.

Sudden Sam wrote:I was thinking of great Alabama games in the past.

Me too: