2010 NFL Predictions : 10 Questions About the Miami Dolphins

Published on: 23rd July, 2010

Nobody expected the Miami Dolphins to repeat as AFC East champs last season. With the New York Jets on the rise and Tom Brady on the mend, the Fins finished with a 7-9 record. Key players like Chad Pennington and Ronnie Brown went down for the season with injuries. Rookies emerged as ...

College Football Preseason Top 25: How the Miami Hurricanes Will Fare

Published on: 16th July, 2010

Randy Shannon got his contract extension. All of the players on the roster were recruited by him. They no longer fall under the reign of Larry Coker. Senior wide receiver Leonard Hankerson called this season's mantra, "No excuses." Key starters are either juniors or seniors. The top-ranked recruiting class of 2007 ...

Seantrel Henderson: Miami Hurricanes, Miami Heat Putting Hurt on Ohio

Published on: 13th July, 2010

When it rains, it pours. Or in the case of South Florida, the heat continues on. A colleague of mine posted "Ohio State stole the crown in 2002, Miami steals the king in 2010" on Facebook following LeBron James' announcement to play for the Heat. On Friday, Seantrel Henderson was released from a letter ...

NFL Legacy: The 10 Greatest Miami Dolphins

Published on: 6th July, 2010

With a storied franchise comes great players and history. The Miami Dolphins are a perfect example of such. From Don Shula to Dan Marino to Zach Thomas, Dolphin players have been some of the best to ever step on the gridiron. In 1972, Miami became the first and the only perfect football team ...

USC, FSU, Big Ten, Pac-10: The Perfect NCAA Examples for the Knight Commission

Published on: 10th June, 2010

Oh, greed. What funny things you cause. Like a Big Ten Conference with more than 10 teams. Or a Pac-10 Conference with schools thousands of miles away from the Pacific Ocean. Instead of teaching student -athletes proper math and geography, they're learning the foundation of greed. It's something the Knight Commission—formed in response to collegiate ...

Miami Hurricanes Win With Hometown Talent from Northwestern, Gulliver High

Published on: 7th June, 2010

Every college athletic program vies for the top talent in its backyard. The University of Miami is certainly no exception. Its football program perfected its "State of Miami" strategy in the 1980s to a tune of four national championships in nine years, beginning in 1983. With the ever-increasing parity in college sports, the ...

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