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Sorry, but Miami's on record of wanting it to be an annual game. Back when the SEC went from 7 to 8 conference games, Florida dropped the annual series, in order to be able to schedule another easy OOC game.Sadly no. Miami has been afraid to play them yearly.
Neither are scared.
It's all about the $.
Sorry, but Miami's on record of wanting it to be an annual game. Back when the SEC went from 7 to 8 conference games, Florida dropped the annual series, in order to be able to schedule another easy OOC game.
Well Florida plays in the sec. Miami plays a much weaker schedule in conference. Then and now. In any case, my post was in jest.
That said Miami would have far more to lose if they came to play yearly considering recent success. I'd love to see it, however to say that any of these storied programs is scared, is ridiculous.
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How? when both are major football school.
Not when the annual match was dropped. Miami was an independent then, playing in the National Championship game frequently. Sorry, but Florida is known for having weak OOC schedules. It's one of the reasons I hated it when McGarity came to Georgia from Florida, first thing he did was agree to cancel the Ohio St. home & home series.Well Florida plays in the sec. Miami plays a much weaker schedule in conference. Then and now. In any case, my post was in jest.
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Maybe he was just mad from losing to the Dawgs last yearstarting linebacker Antonio Morrison has been suspended from the team after his second arrest in barely more than a month.Gainesville Police say Morrison approached an officer's vehicle at the scene of a disturbanceearly Sunday morning and began barking at a police dog.
Hmm, didn't know you could be arrested for barking at an animal ...
I think there's more to it than that.
Confirming rumors that had been circulating since Sunday morning, Ohio State has dismissed running back [URL="http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/players/190569"]Carlos Hyde
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The dismissal comes after a long summer for Urban Meyer, a period in which Florida tight end Aaron Hernandez's murder investigation caused many to reevaluate the long list of arrests that occurred while the Buckeyes coach was in Gainesville. I'm not sure how Meyer could take any blame for the Hyde incident, as he didn't recruit the tailback to the program and dismissed him almost immediately after the incident took place.
Meyer dismissed linebacker Storm Klein last summer after he was charged with domestic violence,but reinstated him after Klein was found guilty of a lesser charge. I would guess if the claims against Hyde end up being untrue, he could find his way back on to the Buckeyes' roster as well.
At least Meyer suspended him, as opposed to covering thing up like his predecessor. Shows that Ohio St. is moving forward on that front.