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Miami-FIU Fight: Teams Suspend 31

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I don't care who started it, but it takes two to tango. Both teams are at fault.

 

We saw one guy kick Ned, our guy on crutches, on the back of the knee. I don't know if Ned started it or not, but that is a very cowardly thing to do.

 

 

yeah but that guy shouldnt have been out on the field swinging his crutches like a weapon.. if you ask me that is more cowardly than getting kicked in the back of the knee..

There was so much going on at that moment that I didn't see if he did swing his crutches around or not. I don't think he should've been there to begin with. But, Leggett did hit Ned and then ran away. Too bad nobody saw that part. Pretty lame. Lame acts on both sides though.

Ned came on the field swinging his crutches like an absolute idiot

Ned was on the field but away from everything (so no he wasn't swinging his crutches) that was taking place (eastern end of the field) and punk @$$ #9 Lance Legget did the most despicable thing that I can ever remember a UM player do (and that's saying alot) with his hit-and-run move. I'd be ashamed to even be associated with a player who does cowardly crap like that. He reminded me of the same punk move that Tennessee Titans player Albert Haynesworth did recently when he stepped on one of the Dallas Cowboys player's face.

Ned was on the field but away from everything (so no he wasn't swinging his crutches) that was taking place

 

He certainly doesn't look away from everything in this pic:

 

 

 

Welcome to the boards, btw.

ok, here is the thing for me...i dont condone the fighting and im glad to see that deserving players were suspended...but this is exactly what miami needed...yeah...ok...i went there...they needed this...FIU came into the orange bowl and tried to disrespect miami football...that is unacceptable...untolerable...recruits of miami football should see that "58 home game winning streak" and see the blood, sweat, effort, and passion that went into that...these guys arent thugs(for the most part), they are just a bunch of under achievers and maybe now, current and future hurricanes will realize that miami football isnt about winning close games and being friendly with the opponent...its about god damn kicking some ass, banging hot chicks and going to the NFL...if you dont want to do that, then go to some pansy ass football school and have a nice career as a shmuck

 

 

Dude, this is the most hilarious post I've ever read here. Are you saying all of this in seriousness? Is this satire that is going over my head? Do you wear UM underwear?

ok, here is the thing for me...i dont condone the fighting and im glad to see that deserving players were suspended...but this is exactly what miami needed...yeah...ok...i went there...they needed this...FIU came into the orange bowl and tried to disrespect miami football...that is unacceptable...untolerable...recruits of miami football should see that "58 home game winning streak" and see the blood, sweat, effort, and passion that went into that...these guys arent thugs(for the most part), they are just a bunch of under achievers and maybe now, current and future hurricanes will realize that miami football isnt about winning close games and being friendly with the opponent...its about god damn kicking some ass, banging hot chicks and going to the NFL...if you dont want to do that, then go to some pansy ass football school and have a nice career as a shmuck

 

 

Dude, this is the most hilarious post I've ever read here. Are you saying all of this in seriousness? Is this satire that is going over my head? Do you wear UM underwear?

For the record:

 

and for your information...i have a degree in history from framingham state college here in massachusetts...i keep referring to it so that you may actually believe that im not just pulling random things from my hind end for the sake of stupid arguments with you...i could credit my sources on everything i say...but its the internet, i know it already, ive learned it already...you go look it up if you are so interested...and im sorry...but do i look like i give a rat's ass if people respond to my post?

the university of miami has gone from being a dynasty in college football to being an absolute disgrace to the city of miami. in less than 5 years. not only are they an albatross on the field, but now off of it as well.

 

the fact that that clown on the broadcast and some UM fans are justifying the act speaks volumes.

 

not much of a college football fan, but i'm embarassed to even be in this city after something like that. yes, FIU is at fault as well, but they aren't the "supposed" top-tier progam the hurricanes are (were). what a joke.

This whole thing should be an embarassment for everyone concerned. Sometimes I hate this Miami program, and this is one of those times. They make it really tough to root for them. I hate the fans and the atmosphere they create at the games. It is the least supportive atmosphere imaginable. It's all about hating the other guy, rather than cheering for your own side. I hate that the players are thugs. I hate that the city demands absolute perfection out of a bunch of college kids.

 

Seriously, give me Duke football over Miami football any day. The Blue Devils may suck ass, but at least I don't have to feel dirty just for being a fan. Nothing would please me more than to see Duke knock Miami on its ass next week. I know it's an impossible pipe dream, but it would pretty much make my year.

 

 

As usual I totally agree. They sure don't make it easy rooting for them...

Ya know, I was a casual UM football fan for my entire life until I transferred to FSU last year. I must say, from an outside perspective for the first time, I'm pretty damn glad I switched sides.

Ya know, I was a casual UM football fan for my entire life until I transferred to FSU last year. I must say, from an outside perspective for the first time, I'm pretty damn glad I switched sides.

 

Because nothing says class like FSU football.

Ya know, I was a casual UM football fan for my entire life until I transferred to FSU last year. I must say, from an outside perspective for the first time, I'm pretty damn glad I switched sides.

 

Because nothing says class like FSU football.

Well gee wiz bob, why don't we play around the horn with some other football teams and just insert them there in that sentence? :banghead

congrats...i dont give a ****...look...im not going to start anything with you...but FIU started the fight...miami finished it...they didnt let the JV team come in and push them around...im not proud of the players who did fight...but im proud of the players who didnt just stand there with a finger up their rear end either...this is miami football...you kick ass, takes names and have alot of fun doing it...this is about the swagger, this is about winning, this is pride to wear that U that so many greats have before them...and this isnt basketball...duke is gonna pray for prison sentences just to get away from the fury that miami football will be returning to

 

More quotes from Jimmy (our resident Gandhi):

 

something needs to be done...this country is entirely too violent at too many levels...

something needs to be done...instead of a war on innocent iraqi civiliians or drugs such as marijuana, why dont we start a war on violence(actual violence, not video games, music, movies, etc.)

just because i dont believe in violence as solving problems doesnt mean im wrong...so what...are you gonna hit me now because i dont agree...well do it...hit me...see what it solves...exactly...

but let me just say this...when you learn peace and prosperity, ill type my sentences the way you wish...until then...you're f**ked...deal with it

what happens when more violence meets violence...hmmm...the answer isnt peace let me tell you that...

its called empathy...look it up...its something that i have practiced all my life and learned about its usefulness in various sociology and psychology classes(which i bet you would find quite interesting)...

blinded hate is what will ruin this world for humanity...ya know...kinda like your blinded, uneducated hate

may someday we live in a world where we truly do treat each other as neighbors

but i will never support violence in any form from any group of people irregardless of race, sexualty, religious beliefs, political beliefs, or what have you...after all...the golden rule is to love thy neighbor...not love thy neighbor only if they agree with me and maybe...that is overly optimistic...but in this f***ed up world we live...a little opmitism might actually help some people instead of giving them a reason to hate and cause the senseless violence that occurs everyday around the world

Yes! Alky drops the hammer!

Quick, somebody tell Accord this happened.

say what you will about Jimmy.

 

 

The guy is a f'n riot and he stands up for his beliefs

After reviewing a sideline-clearing brawl between players from Miami and Florida international, officials from both schools on Sunday announced the suspension of 31 players ? 13 from the Hurricanes, and 18 from FIU.

 

Each suspended player must sit out his team's next game for taking part in the ugly melee that marred the team's Saturday matchup. Miami plays at Duke Oct. 21, FIU plays at Alabama Oct. 28.

 

More sanctions are still possible, officials from both schools said.

 

The fight came during Miami's 35-0 win Saturday night against Florida International, which plays across town. It was the first meeting between the teams.

 

Earlier Sunday, Miami coach Admin Coker said the five players ejected in the fight ? offensive linemen Derrick Morse and Chris Barney, running back Charlie Jones, and cornerbacks Carlos Armour and Bruce Johnson ? would be suspended.

 

Coker also suspended safeties Anthony Reddick and Brandon Meriweather and fullback James Bryant.

 

"I don't have many bad days," Coker said Sunday. "This is a bad day."

 

The fight marred what was supposed to be the beginning of a friendly rivalry between two schools with players who grew up battling each other on high school fields in South Florida.

 

But even after reviewing tape, it's impossible to say when tensions began escalating ? although Coker said there was an incident during pregame warmups where an FIU player collided with a Miami player. He declined to identify which players were involved.

 

There were many instances of heated words being exchanged from the game's opening minutes, especially after FIU's Chandler Williams - one of the eight Golden Panthers who'd later be ejected - dived helmet-first at prone Miami defender Kenny Phillips following a first-quarter interception.

 

But later, unsportsmanlike turned into unruly ? or worse.

 

Bryant pointed at the FIU bench and bowed to the crowd after catching a touchdown pass with 9 minutes left in the third quarter - which earned his suspension, Coker said.

 

"He needs to get the message," Coker said.

 

After the Miami extra point put the Hurricanes up 14-0, pushing and shoving broke out among linemen. Moments later, FIU's Chris Smith wrestled Miami holder Matt Perrelli to the ground and punched him in the chin.

 

With that, the fracas was on.

 

FIU's Marshall McDuffie Jr. charged in and kicked Perrelli in the helmet. Miami lineman Derrick Morse jumped onto the Smith-Perrelli pile, FIU's Lionel Singleton followed suit and threw a punch toward the head of the Hurricanes' Calais Campbell - and benches began to empty.

 

Several players appeared to throw punches, including Miami's Bryant, DajLeon Farr and Ryan Hill, and Meriweather was seen attempting to stomp on FIU players.

 

Reddick charged across the field, helmet raised high over his head, and slammed it into FIU cornerback Robert Mitchell.

 

Florida International's ejected players were Williams, Singleton, Smith, McDuffie Jr., fullback John Ellis, linebacker Mannie Wellington, tight end Samuel Smith and defensive end Jarvis Penerton.

http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/story/6064744

There better be much worse done to Reddick, Meriweather, McDuffie, and Smith.

Shaq-Man's post is absolute gold.

I don't know....Miami might need all those guys to beat Duke....

I don't know....Miami might need all those guys to beat Duke....

Can you make a single post that isn't meant to piss off a large contingent of the board? You make me regret being associated with you in the CBL.

This is an embarrassment for both teams involved. At least the FIU coach has the right idea to suspend everyone severely and Coker will likely give out one-gamers versus Duke. I hope they underestimate Duke and get spanked.

 

 

Not the only one to say the Duke comment so get off my back.

This is an embarrassment for both teams involved. At least the FIU coach has the right idea to suspend everyone severely and Coker will likely give out one-gamers versus Duke. I hope they underestimate Duke and get spanked.

Not the only one to say the Duke comment so get off my back.No. Phil offered a legit comment. You just wanted to piss someone off.

 

Well, it worked.

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