Documentary on "The U" of Miami Hurricanes

I didn't mind some of the emotionalism and celebratory antics. But it got to be too much. You also didn't need to have a brawl every other game.

 

Not one mention for Ray Lewis - strange

 

Oh yeah, for sure the brawls ... I'm just talking about their dancing, celebrating, etc.

 

That is why the majority of America hated the 'Canes, as most you have pointed out. Seeing those images again was Corben's way to make people relive the era of these glorified thugs and rogue's gallery of characters.

I loved every minute of it, and I hated and respected them.

 

I have a DVD from that 46-3, 200-yard plus penalty Cotton Bowl massacre of Texas.

Just finished watching it again -- I'd never seen anything like it before or since.

 

Someone's getting stabbed to death by nobody at all tonight.

 

I enjoyed it as well (and I'm glad they went 2 hours to tell the whole story), though I do have one question ... was that Bernie Kosar or Artie Lange?

 

He's funnier than Lange ever was when he was doing preseason games. He'd start babbling about nonsense in the middle of a play.

Bernie has clearly taken to drink.

 

That was Bernie ... once again showing that his head hit the turf about 100 times too many during his pro career.

 

did they mention the BC/Miami game?

 

My second-favorite part of the documentary, after the Brian Bosworth wakeup call.

 

Everyone close to him says that's not the case. If you listen to him break down a football game, it's somewhat believable. He sounds drunk but he sure does know what's going on.