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There are thousands of ways to break down the Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida Gators game scheduled for Saturday at Sun Life Stadium. Instead of looking at the roster and the players, here's the tale of the tape between the two football programs.
Two coaches on parallel paths with national college football powers will finally cross paths on Saturday at Sun Life Stadium.
Getting a ticket to Saturday's game between the Florida Gators and the Miami Hurricanes is tough enough, but parking will be just as tough at Sun Life Stadium.
After a bruising opening weekend, most members of the Southeastern Conference will get a little easier opponent this weekend; the notable exceptions being South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
It's wash, rinse, repeat in the college football top 25 rankings with the Alabama Crimson Tide once again ranked as the number one team in the country.
Before the season was 90 seconds old, Miami dropped an interception that would have been a sure-fire touchdown, committed a penalty on special teams and was flagged for delay of game prior to their first play from scrimmage.
The excitement at Sun Life Stadium was tempered by a tinge of frustration Friday as University of Miami fans gathered to kick-off another football season.
Miami Hurricanes trustee Bernie Kosar said the school held back 10 football scholarships last season in response to an ongoing NCAA probe, a claim that was quickly denied by athletic department officials.
The Miami Hurricanes can't exorcise all of the NCAA demons from the campus on Friday, but just getting back to football will be the perfect medicine for students, players, and fans of UM.
A case could be made that Miami and Florida Atlantic are football brothers. After all, the programs have the same father.
It's not the Berlin Wall, but the University of Miami has put together quite a mountain of men to protect quarterback Stephen Morris and blow open holes for top running back Duke Johnson.
Friday, two teams will walk into Sun Life Stadium with one big thing in common, legendary head coach Howard Schnellenberger.
While University of Miami fans are already focused on week 2's matchup with the Florida Gators, head coach Al Golden is trying to keep his team focused on Florida Atlantic and away from the looming NCAA announcement.
After an offseason full of waiting on the NCAA to finally issue a ruling on the Nevin Shapiro scandal; it's finally time for Game 1 of the regular season for the University of Miami Hurricanes football team.
