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we got these too; how do you want it?

nothing wrong with that, I'd wish him all the best.

Most all of those campuses showed nice buildings with old-world architecture that have a certain Shawshank feel, but cop a table or one of them swings by lake Osceola on a 72 degree day in December and get back to me.

Was at Smith Wollensky last weekend and then went for a walk on the beach after dinner... It's different.

What The []__[] did for race wars in Miami, and nationally by transforming CFB can't be compared to ND and Michigan. As a brand our university holds a different relevance in the social fabric of our society.

We lost a lot of trees after Andrew on the Gables Campus. That would be the next major infrastructure project they should take on. Bring back the lush vegetation in a big way.

Stunning location, yes, but architecturally and how the campus is designed? Not really. The west coast is topographically unique, and flying into a place like San Diego is incredible! No doubt. But Miami is dope from above as well. The way our rivers and canals come inland and those towers...

Yea, I had a big hard-on for Stanford when I was applying to college and felt I was destined to go there. So when parents on the tour circuit would say that about our campus I wouldn't believe them. Long story short, I didn't appreciate campus as much when I was there but, having traveled and...

It's way different and, like Mario alluded to, you gotta have guys that believe in what The []__[] stands for. Everyone has NFL dreams, but it's much bigger than football and I hope they're emphasizing that in recruiting.

Yea, those "college town" campuses are big and have a bunch of people but they can be dry and devoid of character; everything looks the same and it feels like the Truman show after a week or two. I gave tours at UM and I've had parents tell me time and time again: 'Miami has the most beautiful...

already underway... Looking at where Hecht once stood from the lake.

how so?