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Bobby Bowden Says FSU “Fired” Him. Is Bowden Right To Be Bitter?
Written by Sports Session on August 25, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: ACC Football, bobby bowden, college football, florida state, Florida State Seminoles, jimbo fisher, seminoles, tallahassee
This season begins the Jimbo Fisher Era at Florida State and while all the reports coming out of Tallahassee have been positive for the most part, we can’t determine if things are better until the season starts. But the man that lead the Seminoles for over 30 years is not going away quietly as some initially thought he would. Bobby Bowden conducted a recent interview with the Sporting News which will detail his final day s at Florida State. The most interesting part of it is how Bowden details... [Read more]
Haters Gonna Hate: The 1986 Miami Hurricanes Voted The Most Hated Team In Sports History!
Written by Sports Session on July 29, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: bowl appearance, Bravado, canes, college football, cotton bowl, jimmy johnson, miami hurricanes football, miami hurricanes football team, Michael Irvin, ohio state, sportsmanship, university of miami, University of Miami Football, USC
The 25 most hated teams in sports list was recently released. Many I agreed with and some I did not understand why they were even on the list, then I came to the team ranked at #11 which was the 1990 University of Miami Football team. I obviously was not surprised that Miami was on the list because that is all you ever hear from people who THINK they know about college football. Here is an excerpt of what was written about the 11th most hated team of all time in reference to their Cotton Bowl... [Read more]
What Miami’s Jacory Harris Needs To Fix For The Hurricanes To Return to Championship Form
Written by Sports Session on July 08, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: A.J. Highsmith, ACC, ACC Football, college football, Hurricanes, jacory harris, Miami, miami hurricanes football, national championship, NCAA Football
Miami quarterback Jacory Harris has brought a winning mentality from his High School program, and you can start to see his influence positively affecting the team. There is still a lot of work to do, and Harris needs to solidly make this “his” team next season at all costs. Harris is now fully recovered from a thumb injury that plagued him all season last year, the problem was fixed with off season surgery. Harris is now ready to participate in all practice drills in preparation... [Read more]
The Miami Hurricanes Win ESPN’s NFL Pipeline Challenge. But How Much Will That Help Recruiting?
Written by Sports Session on May 31, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: Anthony Munoz, barry sanders, college football, Curtis Martin, Dan Marino, Ed Reed, ESPN, jerome bettis, joe montana, junior seau, larry coker, Marcus Allen, miami hurricanes, Michael Irvin, NCAA Football, NFL, NFL Pipeline, NFL U, pitt panthers, Ray Lewis, thurman thomas, Tim Brown, usc trojans, warren sapp
ESPN recently had a fictional tournament on their website where they pitted 16 of the nation’s best football programs against each other to determine which program was the best college to NFL pipeline. The Miami Hurricanes were seeded second behind the USF Trojans, and face off against Oklahoma St. in the first round. According to ESPN the top five players to play in the NFL for the Hurricanes were (in order) Ray Lewis, Warren Sapp, Cortez Kennedy, Ed Reed, and Michael Irvin. Now this list... [Read more]
Miami Hurricanes Football Head Coach Randy Shannon Signs Four Year Contract Extension With “The U”.
Written by Sports Session on May 13, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: ACC, Championships, college football, contract extension, football program, head coach, hocutt, kirby hocutt, miami football, miami hurricanes football, miami hurricanes football team, NCAA, Randy Shannon, The U
On Wednesday Randy Shannon signed a new four year deal to re-up as the Head Coach of the Miami Hurricanes Football Team. Many people speculated and debated on whether Shannon deserved an extension or not because although the team has improved every year under his watch, there are still some questions. This is a good move for the football program, but I believe it was made for bigger reasons than just the X’s and O’s. The terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the most of the... [Read more]
The Oregon Ducks are the New “Thug U”!
Written by Sports Session on April 27, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: chip kelly, college football, felony, masoli, NCAA Football, Oregon State, Pac-10, university of miami, university of oregon
People have commented over the years that the University of Miami was “Thug U” because of players being arrested, and being too rough on the field. I think this has been blown out of proportion over the years as Miami has only had two players arrested in the last 8 years or so. Several other schools have many players with rap sheets on their teams, but you rarely hear these schools mentioned when it comes to having thugs on the roster. That is why I wanted to make sure the situation... [Read more]
Tim Tebow calls for prayer and is told to “shut the fu*k up”!!
Written by Sports Session on March 25, 2010 in Front Page Features, The Sports Session Hall of Fail
Tags: college football, Florida Gators, Football, NFL, NFL Combine, Prayer, SEC, sports, tim tebow
Tim Tebow has started to get a dose of his new reality, back in Gainesville he was a legend and could do no wrong. People drank the Tim Tebow Kool-Aid, so even though he was not living with his parents he was in a very comfortable environment where people hardly questioned him. But ever since his last game the questions about his throwing motion, and other parts of his approach to the game have been scrutinized. Tim Tebow has a habit of openly expressing his religious beliefs which could potentially... [Read more]
Miami Hurricanes Spring Practice Report: Weeks 3 & 4
Written by Sports Session on March 19, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: adewale ojomo, aldarius johnson, college football, lamar miller, leonard hankerson, miami hurricanes, miami hurricanes football, NCAA Football, rushing touchdown, scrimmage, spring game, telemaque, touchdown reception
It is hard to believe the Miami Hurricanes have completed ten or so practices, and already held their first public scrimmage of the spring last Thursday night at Lockhart Stadium in Fort Lauderdale. The buzz is fairly good, over 3,000 fans showed up for the event, we all wish that number was higher but we will see the turnout for the Spring game before passing judgment. The crowd saw mostly vanilla plays from the Hurricanes offense, and long runs by Lamar Miller and Storm Johnson were the biggest... [Read more]
Miami Hurricanes Football: Keys to Succes for 2010!
Written by Sports Session on February 15, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
The 2010 Football Season for the Miami Hurricanes is going to be an important one. The Hurricanes went 9 – 4 last season, but could have very easily went 11- 2 if they make a play here or there. With most of the team returning, and some high profile recruits from previous seasons set to make their debut the expectations for 2010 are high. They Hurricanes have another tough schedule to open the season, and will not have a lot of time to figure things out. They are expected to compete for their... [Read more]
Hurricanes Hire Rick Petri to Replace Clint Hurtt as Defensive Line Coach!
Written by Sports Session on January 28, 2010 in College Football, Front Page Features
Tags: college football, defensive line coach, defensive lineman, defensive linemen, football program, football website, hurricanes football, kenard lang, kenny holmes, linebackers, miami hurricanes, rick petri, warren sapp
When the Miami Hurricanes were on top of college football, dominant defenses were a staple of those teams. A dominant front seven highlighted by athletic, fast linebackers, and dominant quick defensive lineman. The defense has fallen off in recent years, and it is a direct result of not having a consistent pass rush, starting today there is hope that factor can change. It has been rumored for weeks, and now several sources and media outlets are reporting on the Miami Hurricanes hiring a new... [Read more]
Hate The Texas Longhorns? Don't Tell That To Vince Young Unless You Want a Fist In Your Mouth!:
We all know Vince Young, the trouble quarterback who had all the questions about his throwing mechanics coming out of the University of Texas. The same Vince Young w...
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