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Nobody knew that the 58-0 loss would get Golden fired. It was pretty upsetting at the time.

True blue blood programs can draw 80,000+ fans to games even during down periods. And even against lousy opponents. There are some games where Miami has drawn in the low 40,000s. We drew 40,963 fans to the 2015 UVA game, which was a conference game. (And was after Al Golden's firing.)

If you choose to use a somewhat generous definition of 1980-2005 as the good days of Miami football, here is what you get Heading into the 1980 season, Miami's win % was .53442. At that point, we were between Rutgers (.535) and Kansas (.53313) in win percentage, to provide some context...

For all people like to talk about USC before Carroll, OU before Stoops, Bama before Saban, etc., people fail to consider that these programs have a much deeper and richer history than Miami does. Those programs all had winning histories and national titles dating back a long time. Even when...