Well I guess we can tack on another sore subject to the scalp song/abolition of all things miami related bad subjects.
The football coach is a quitter.
When you're coaching football at Miami and a BCS school offers you a $1mil+ contract, you take it. If not now, he would get snapped up by someone bigger in the next year or two, anyway.
I want some TV for this Florida Classic shindig. Can't they at least throw together an internet video feed?? Jeesh.
Two Miami players have more points than anyone else in the nation, seniors Carter Camper (13–22–25) and Andy Miele (8–23–31).
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/ccha-blog/#ixzz18IjXi2OL
Oh... And in CCHA blog's latest entry, they noticed the little things in hockey this past weekend.
Umm... haven't they led the nation in points since say, week 2?
When you're coaching football at Miami and a BCS school offers you a $1mil+ contract, you take it. If not now, he would get snapped up by someone bigger in the next year or two, anyway.
I want some TV for this Florida Classic shindig. Can't they at least throw together an internet video feed?? Jeesh.
Eh, well once Hodge makes us become Oxford University, we can naturally take the Redskin moniker back right? How about this as a replacement scalp song? I hear Chief Illiniwek is available right now, he can do the dance.
Six points for Jimmy Mullin over the weekend.
Six points for Jimmy Mullin over the weekend.
It's more intriguing that Yale always moves up in the polls prior to them actually playing. They must look REALLY good in practice. Also, I was in tears from laughter a couple weeks ago when INCH.com put Union above both Michigan and Miami. Really?! I mean ... REALLY?!?! You cannot be friggin' serious!!! In what Bizzaro world is Union a better hockey team than - not just one - but both of those schools???? Answer: none - that world does not exist!
Okay i'm done.
Edited:
Okay I'm not done......
IT'S FLIPPING UNION!!!
I'm really done this time.....until later. maybe.
Ouch
I received this email from a listener this morning:
To Brad Bates and the Miami Athletic Department:
I wanted to express my extreme disappointment with your handling of the Miami-UC game Tuesday night.
I'm a '89 graduate of Miami. I got off work early Tuesday because we had a rare free night as a family. I decided to take my three sons and their friend to the game. All four boys play youth basketball and have never been to a Miami game. I figured you couldn't beat a $10 general admission ticket to see the Redhawks play an undefeated UC team. I got to the ticket window and was informed that five tickets would not be $50, but instead $200! I about passed out. I was explained the decision by Miami to attach another game to the deal and make it a 2-game package for $40 a ticket. I stepped out of line and quickly tried to figure out what to do. It's the holidays and I simply could not afford to drop $200 to see a game...and maybe be able to make it out to another game later in the year. I had to explain to the four boys I simply did not have the money. We left. I wish you could have been a part of the conversation many fans were having as they also made the decision to walk away and go home last night. My holiday is now about the look of disappointment on the faces of the boys as we turned around and drove home. Trust me, I won't make the trip again.
Disappointed,
T.M.
I am a 2000 graduate of Miami (last class of Redskins!!!!!). I too was disappointed with the decision to be forced to buy 2 games, like everyone else. The fact that they were still trying to make people buy 2 games at the door is ridiculous. I was told that since I didn't know if I would make a another Miami basketball game, that I could "donate" my other game ticket. For a university that has struggled for years to get attendance (remember in the early 2000s they were threatened to be dropped to D 1-A for football, or whatever it is called now), they have effectively found a way to turn off fans and alumni.
I applaud UC for the deal they are offering fans right now for basketball. In fact, I bought 2 games, UConn and Louisville, and I am considering the Georgetown game. UC noticed a problem, and decided to address the issue. I voiced my opinion to Miami, I'm sure others did too, and it went ignored. I know I won't be making any trips in the near future to Miami for a sporting event. If they are not willing to listen to the fans and especially the alumni, then I have no reason to attend any sporting event there.
Just my thoughts. Sad it came to this point.
M.K.
I know this isn't directly related to the hockey program, but the Miami athletic department is taking a bit of beating in the Cincy papers/news/sports talk today due to their ticket policy for the Miami/UC basketball game.
http://www.1530homer.com/pages/lancesBlog.html
I'd be more likely to write it off as UC fans whining, but seems there are upset Miami Alums as well:
Hope this deosn't carry over and impact hockey attendence.
FWIW, Lance is a big supporter of Coach and the hockey program, ofetn having him or team members on live.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!