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So today’s winner gets a clear and obvious boost. The loser might feel aftereffects for a long, long time. “Big game for both teams,” Miami coach Randy Shannon said. For starters, there’s this little matter of 48-0. Full Article at Bradenton Herald
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MIAMI The last time Virginia coach Al Groh was on the sideline in South Florida, his Cavaliers ended Miami's era at the Orange Bowl with a stunning 48-0 romp over the Hurricanes. Full Article at The Staunton News Leader
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MIAMI -- The last time Virginia coach Al Groh was on the sideline in South Florida, his Cavaliers ended Miami's era at the Orange Bowl with a stunning 48-0 romp over the Hurricanes. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Get a good early look at Joe Johnson and the Hawks' other starters in preseason games, because they won't be in there long. HAWKSVILLE – So this is what the preseason looks like when your team is good enough to know that it means nothing. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Blogs
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We were running read-zone-type plays, and if they take away the running back it gives me an opportunity to run the ball ... That’s what they did both times and I was able to score.
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We haven’t had success the last couple of years against Utah ... This is a big game for us, just like all the rest of them, but fortunately for us we get a chance to play it at home. Right now we’re on a little bit of a roll, especially offensively.
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We’ve got so many athletes on this team and a bunch of different guys who can make plays ... Today, Ryan stepped up and made some big plays. It was good to see that from him in his last year.
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He's here at 5:45 in the morning, and I saw him walk out of here last night at 10:52. He's still rolling pretty good. I don't know if I'll be able to do that when I'm 63.
