I agree. In the game of existence, it is interesting to see how certian cities won (SF, LA, NYC, Chicago) and how certain other cities lost (STL, Detroit) and other cities that have fallen off the map, like Miami.

It almost seems like human evolution is going in reverse there, at least that was my opinion at the ‘93 Orange bowl.

What???

I’ll be making my first trip to Gainesville this weekend and look forward to the debauchery. I bought life insurance today. I do not expect to be received warmly. Good luck to Gators and Canes, and I hope its a great game.

You can’t judge Miami fans by a few bad apples, because I have witnessed, first hand, Gator fans throwing beer cans at 50 year old women. I remember the news of a University of Georgia fan murdered at the cocktail party (and something tells me the suspect wasn’t a fellow fan). I’ve seen students at the swamp urinate in bottles and throw them at other fans. It’s football, and all teams have their fair share of dirtbags, when looked at in a vacuum, would give any program a bad rap.

Great article, though. At least ONE Gator fan has enough respect to attempt an unbiased approach to the Canes.

Hard to imagine him as a womanizing, brash backup QB with no focus, but that’s the story apparently.

A trivial aside- QBs that have beaten out Richt in college/pro football: Jim Kelly, Dan Marino, John Elway. It’s obvious he was meant to coach rather than play.

Mark Richt, U. of Miami, Class of ‘82

“respected by all… the U”……………..That is the one thing “DA U” has always craved but has never achieved. They achieved such reactions as “awe”, “hate”, “fear”, “pity”, “laughter”, etc. but NEVER, EVER, “respect”.