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When you say "Their guys" it suggests that different generation has their "favorites," which implies it is based on attitude, and not actual performance. You have to judge a player by their performance given the context. I have gotten into it in the comments on Youtube of some highlight films...

I remember how good they were at Miami. Where did I imply otherwise. I also remember that not everyone of those players had a good pro career. Willis Peguese was not good in the NFL. He was a journeyman at best. He started five games in four years with a total of two career sacks. Shane Curry...

Too often people tend to disregard some of the greats of years gone by. I think Don Bosseler was one of the greatest in UM history because he was dominating during the era he played. Would he be dominating now? No. You have to judge players by their era and the competition. Bosseler is not big...

I can't argue with that, because I wouldn't know. Allen coached a lot of great players at UM, including Ted Hendricks, which I was not sure of, but just found out. I can't argue with Butch's success. I also think for the short time he was at UM Bob Karmelowicz was a very good DL coach. He...

We were so good that’s all we need.

No. There are only four retired numbers: 10 — George Mira Sr. 14 — Vinny Testaverde 42 — Jim Dooley 89 —Ted Hendricks

Not sure Butch is best DL coach, Harold Allen might be. He taught Butch a thing or two when he came in with Jimmy. (Hal left coaching when JJ came in, he moved up into administration but still talked to Butch about DL coaching.) I think Butch’s experience as a DL coach was limited before he...

We used to play with three backs. Miami football didn’t begin in the 1980’s. The greatest fullback in UM history, when we used to run the Miami “Drive” or “Belly” series, was Don Bosseler. Everybody on here raves about this back or that back but none of them are in the College Football Hall of...

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