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Message: [QUOTE="SWC75, post: 1249654, member: 289"] Miami didn’t lack for respect- for themselves. In an article entitled “Boos are Like Candy to ‘Canes”: Middle linebacker Michael Barrow said: We have faith in God. And when you have faith, you know you’re going to win. We got destiny on our side. Notre Dame used to have it. Now we got it. God is really blessing our team”. Barrow said he loved the Carrier Dome. “I couldn’t play outside in that cold. It’s all wet and freezing out there. I couldn’t stand it. I’m glad we inside in the Dome.” The temperature outside was 55 degrees. “We wanted to make the Dome our home and we did.” Wide receiver Horace Copeland was wearing a Syracuse hat in the locker room. “Every time we win a game, I buy a hat of the team we beat. I have a big collection.” Offensive linemen Diego London: Those fans didn’t come to see the home team. They came to see us. Hey, we weren’t playing the siter5s of the poor. Syracuse has a good team. But there’s a big difference between a good team and a champion like us. This game was about a good team and a great team.” Casey Greer on the crowd booing the Canes when they entered, (he didn’t think it was aloud as at other places): “You got to understand, everybody looks at us as the bad boys of college football. The bad boys. The bad boys. The Hurricanes are the bad boys. That’s what we want. That’s good for this team, you understand.” Greer didn’t seem sure he had made his point. He grabbed a white T-shirt and held it high. “It’s a Cane thing”, the shirt read. “You wouldn’t understand.” Oh, we understood. And we were rooting for Alabama in the Sugar Bowl when they whupped the Canes for the national title, 34-13. We also enjoyed beating them in the Dome 66-13 six years later. I hope they understood. [/QUOTE]

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