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Miami Football: Post USF Video Wrap

Found September 28, 2013 on CaneInsider:
TEAMS: Miami Hurricanes
The Miami Hurricanes had no problems with USF to the tune of six straight touchdowns and a final score of 49-21.  Listen as our CaneInsider beat writer, Brian ‘the Beast’ London, breaks down the game as he saw it.  Also, hear what head coach Al Golden had to say following the team’s fourth straight win.   The post Miami Football: Post USF Video Wrap appeared first on CaneInsider | Miami Hurricanes Athletics and Recruiting.
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