When they body slammed Todd Ellis onto his head and then he threw an interception the next play has always stayed with me. Go Hoosiers!
All these years later I still hold a grudge against Miami!
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Me too. They were dirty. Got paid to be dirty. At one time we said we would never play them again
I hate that every game Miami plays, we have to watch Michael Coke Head Irving on thr sideline acting like a fool!
Miami football has always been a thug team playing in front of a bunch of rich kids at a private school. Miami ghetto culture loves their thug college football team.
It’s weird, I’m pulling for Miami but hope Indiana wins. 
I typically pull for the historical underdog which would be Indiana. But as a kid Miami was my favorite team (behind Carolina) for whatever reasons. Probably because they won all the time.
I typically pull for the historical underdog which would be Indiana. But as a kid Miami was my favorite team (behind Carolina) for whatever reasons. Probably because they won all the time.I don't know how to respond to thisIt’s weird, I’m pulling for Miami but hope Indiana wins.
SEC doesn't have the billionaire alumni, this is probably going to be the new normal.
Most don't. A lot of the school have very wealthy donors and uber dedicated boosters, but not the likes of Mark Cuban and Pat Knight. Exceptions would be the Texas schools. They have money coming out of their ears. Not sure why they can't be better.
The Texas schools and Vandy probably have the most wealthy alumni. My cousins daughter went to Vandy and the people she met had serious money, generational type wealth. Vandy doesn't put as much importance on football, or sports in general, as the other SEC schools. The students at Vandy are seriously there for the education.
I look for Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma or A&M to win a national championship in the relatively near future. Darla Moore would be one of quite a few wealthy alumni at any of those schools. There are people in Texas who are simply fans of the teams that will donate more than most SEC school's most loyal alumni. The fans and alumni of those schools place great importance on football, so they will open their wallets.