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Where did he say that? Link please

I stand corrected! I saw a Delta flight and quickly and incorrectly assumed it was through ATL but it was a code share through CDG. That's good news for our Finnish efforts. :) Nice catch, thanks.

I know. You can fly Helsinki to Miami via a number of European and American hubs. You're looking at one connection. All I am saying, its still a one-stop min, not non-stop which has been parroted on the board. You can fly Helsinki to ATL non-stop. I don't know the best way to get from ATL to...

"Direct" usually means a stop-over somewhere without a plane change. It doesn't mean "non-stop." Based on your post ("multiple flights") I think you mean non-stop, right? Can you please let me know what the non-stop Helsinki - Miami flight is? I remember looking when someone first mentioned it...

I’ll let them know.

Just a reminder of who Mario is about to stuff in a locker this time: The four-star OT out of The Loomis Chaffee School took official visits to Alabama, Georgia, Miami, Ohio State, and Oregon in June.

Butch has been telling Mario for almost 20 years that leaving UM was his biggest mistake, and JJ told him that coaching at UM was when he was happiest. He will be a GOD down here when he wins, and he will be surrounded by friends and family, making more money than he could ever spend in the city...

Same, no matter what I am talking about or what I say about UM, at the end of she just stares at me and says: "Sports balls?"

"Mauigoa will have a chance to recruit (Alinen) some this coming weekend when the two get together at Bradenton IMG Academy for the Future 50 event, which Alinen is flying down from Connecticut for."

Offer list. I had to reduce the font size on my laptop and it still took four screenshots to capture them all. BuT He'S NoT a FiVe StaR.

Since the late fall I was in with a Crystal Ball pick for Alabama, but I am shifting it to Miami after speaking with sources. I am not ready to rule Alabama out but it seems like a two-school race with the Crimson Tide and Hurricanes. Miami made a big move when the 6-foot-6, 315-pound Alinen...

Europeans LOVE Miami. They aren't biased Americans from XXXX who get caught up in their (insert controversial take here) feelings. They look around and are like "holy crap this is paradise."

Me too.

The Miami Seawall.