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Bolden’s Competitive Fire Fuels Defense

Through Miami's first four games, Bubba Bolden has established himself as one of the fiery leaders of the Hurricanes' defense. He's determined to keep building on his impressive start -- and help his teammates continue improving, too.
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Great article about Bolden's performance against Clemp$on and what motivates him.
 
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423Hurricane said:

Bolden’s Competitive Fire Fuels Defense

Through Miami's first four games, Bubba Bolden has established himself as one of the fiery leaders of the Hurricanes' defense. He's determined to keep building on his impressive start -- and help his teammates continue improving, too.
miamihurricanes.com miamihurricanes.com

Great article about Bolden's performance against Clemp$on and what motivates him.
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2 stars or 5 stars, you got guys with that attitude, you're winning.
 
423Hurricane said:

Bolden’s Competitive Fire Fuels Defense

Through Miami's first four games, Bubba Bolden has established himself as one of the fiery leaders of the Hurricanes' defense. He's determined to keep building on his impressive start -- and help his teammates continue improving, too.
miamihurricanes.com miamihurricanes.com

Great article about Bolden's performance against Clemp$on and what motivates him.
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80’s style!
 
Thanks for posting - I love this kid's attitude, loved how he was shouting "I got you, I got you" (from memory I think that's what he was saying anyway) to his teammates after blocking the first FG. His intensity will (hopefully) rub off on the guys around him more and more.
 
supersaiyanshel said:
Crazy that Miami could potentially have 4 picks in the first 2 rounds, and only one of them would be from the State of Florida.
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Florida players are great when developed properly. We can’t seem to get the juice out of them quite like other schools do. I’d be willing to bet if Pope & Hall were at Bama they’d be looking alot different right now.
 
JgDaCane said:
Florida players are great when developed properly. We can’t seem to get the juice out of them quite like other schools do. I’d be willing to bet if Pope & Hall were at Bama they’d be looking alot different right now.
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Was just thinking this last night in regards to Pope when I saw that UGA had offered this WR down here early. It's definitely not a knock on Florida which still produces the best players and more of a blemish on UM and their player development.
 
miamicanephins said:
2 stars or 5 stars, you got guys with that attitude, you're winning.
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2-Stars ain't cutting it anymore when a Clemson, Alabama, Ohio State, etc. is full of 5-Star talent—as well as guys with winning attitudes and competitive spirits.

Miami needs a dozen more guys Bolden-caliber on this team. Canes have a problem when their best three defenders are two Pac-12 defectors and a Temple grad transfer.
 
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JgDaCane said:
Florida players are great when developed properly. We can’t seem to get the juice out of them quite like other schools do. I’d be willing to bet if Pope & Hall were at Bama they’d be looking alot different right now.
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Sad but true. Maybe it's an academics thing? Our guys have to come here and actually go to class, maintain their grades, take actual college-level classes at a top-tier university, etc.

Meanwhile, a kid at Bama or Ole Miss can practically major in football 🤣
 
As horrendous as last year was, his injury was the most deflating moment for me. You could tell he was bringing something to the team we desperately needed and he was starting to click.

Love his game and his attitude.
 
miamicanephins said:
2 stars or 5 stars, you got guys with that attitude, you're winning.
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That is what we were missing all those years, more than missing stars. We had Miami NW stars when Randy Shannon was here. I remember them clearly but none of them had the fighting spirit of Bolden.
Having him and King on the team makes me feel better about Pitt's game.
 
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Emilioooooh said:
Sad but true. Maybe it's an academics thing? Our guys have to come here and actually go to class, maintain their grades, take actual college-level classes at a top-tier university, etc.

Meanwhile, a kid at Bama or Ole Miss can practically major in football 🤣
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Mabey Miami should offer a degree in football..
 
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