SnC Returns to Remind Everyone He Loves All Things Hurricane

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

I wouldn't be surprised if it's true. Though the school has cleaned up significantly in recent years

Still, I'm just looking out for you

Well, I did post a link.
I don't think they have gotten any better after that HUGE altercation.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Well, I did post a link.
I don't think they have gotten any better after that HUGE altercation.

yeah that fight was pretty bad.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

yeah that fight was pretty bad.

Has there ever been one as bad as that?

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Has there ever been one as bad as that?

The brawl in 2004 in the palace of auburn hills with the pacers and pistons.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

The brawl in 2004 in the palace of auburn hills with the pacers and pistons.

Yeah, that was ugly...but I was referring to college football.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Yeah, that was ugly...but I was referring to college football.

i dont think there is one.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

i dont think there is one.

There has to be...the canes can't be the only team ever.

[jdlea]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Has there ever been one as bad as that?

LSU and the Canes got into one that was probably as bad as that a couple years ago, I believe. However, I also don't blame Miami for the fight against FIU. FIU started the fight and I think the Canes reacted about the way I would expect them to react. In a sport like football, it's very easy for things to escalate. You have a bunch of guys who feed off of adrenaline and aggression in order to play the game, then, you take a cheap shot at a defenseless holder...FIU deserved what they got.

If Miami hadn't jumped in on the fight everybody would be calling them punks because they let FIU do that to their player. It was a no-win situation for the Canes. Either they look like p***ies or they go out there and defend their own. In this case, I think Miami did what they had to do. It shouldn't have gotten as bad as it did, but someone had to do something.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by jsarno

Well, I did post a link.
I don't think they have gotten any better after that HUGE altercation.

Saw the link. Yeah that was an on-field embarrassment but has nothing to do with off-field criminal activity.

Either way, it's all the same to me. Get ready for a slew of posts from SkinsnCanes tomorrow though

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

[quote=SmootSmack;329771]Saw the link. Yeah that was an on-field embarrassment but has nothing to do with off-field criminal activity.

Either way, it's all the same to me. Get ready for a slew of posts from SkinsnCanes tomorrow though[/quote]


I am bracing myself right now.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Saw the link. Yeah that was an on-field embarrassment but has nothing to do with off-field criminal activity.

Either way, it's all the same to me. Get ready for a slew of posts from SkinsnCanes tomorrow though

Well, maybe I should post these then:
Since their first National Championship after the 1983 season, the University of Miami Hurricanes have had more players arrested than any other Division I College Football program. It's nice to be the best.

Over the past 25 years, they have gotten the best players, won the most games, and had the most on-field and off-field criminal incidents of any team in College Football. No matter who their coach is, or who their players are, the team seems to have a serious knack for producing athletes that get into lots of trouble.

I don't care what cane has to say...the facts are there. Hey, they are mega talented, and mega troubled at the same time. These problems will continue to exist cause Miami is a breeding ground for trouble.