NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE HURBJ Coral Gables, Since 1927 nnral n«hlft.Q Florida anrrh 18 Volume 79, Number 25

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• The Hurricanes' defense • UM will defend its crown brings home the only left and against the likes of Florida trophy that matters. Nebraska with no options. and Tennessee in 2002. Please see Page 13 Please see Page 3 Please see Page 13 MIAMI HURRICANE Friday, January 18, 2002 NATIONAL CHAMPS Johnson the answer Sophomore wide receiver breaks out in Rose Bowl with seven catches for 199 yards

By Michael Corbo was onlv lie-cause the respect tot lohnson rose learns were forced lo double cover him due lo his 6 . si/e and blazing - At the beginning ot the season Andre lohnson and the speed I hose qualities arc so dangerous that a writer once Miami receiving core were the Hurricanes' biggest question dubbed him the specimen , claiming lhal it was whal every Mark. At the Rose Bowl thev became the answer. recruiter dreamed ot and what every detensive back feared _.«. jf Johnson and < o led the Hurricanes to st,2 yards passing While defenses were trv ing lo figure out wav s to shut down a Miami bowl record lohnson led tht- Hurricanes with seven Johnson, much of the attention in theottensivc scheme shift eptions for 199 vards (also a Miami bowl record). ed to tight end |ereim shockev. who led the (anes with 40 • fohnson, il was the culmination of a quiet, yet produc receptions lor r.|4 yards and seven . son. During the regular season, lohnson caught 37 While Shockev received mosi ot the recognition, lohnson i for a team high 682 yards and 10 touchdowns yet did quietly picked apart anv defense that didn't show respect for t receive much national attention due to the balance ofthe him (or have the athletes to stop him). ine offense Against Sv rtt use. lohnson had arguably his best statistical • his Rose Bowl performance, Johnson is being consid performance with four receptions for 116 vards and two long the nation's finest receivers in the game. touchdowns He followed il up a week later with foul ^"" is just a hell of a player," Miami quarter- tions lor M vards and a against Washington. tk Ken Horsev said atler the Rose Bowl Despite all of this, manv still believed thai the wide f But if vou ask any of the Hurricane players or coaching receivers were the ones to test in the- Miami offense A *J»tff they alreadv knew that. dropped pass In re n there was slill not out ol the question "'^Johnson was receiving praise before the season started due lo their relative inexperience lohnson, a red shirl sopho fTOn, wide receiver coach Curtis lohnson more, was one ol the most experienced wide receivers enter­ ' "Andre has great speed and size,"Curtis lohnson said back ing the season for Miami despite having caught iust three in Spring practii e "He reminds me a lot of Michael lrvin and passes toi S \ .mis m his collegiate career. Mmtjgk Wayne" But lohnson led I'M's wide outs to a spectacular perfor Curtis Johnson's onlv concern, like many others, was the mance in the Rose Bowl catching everything in sight while wide receiver's inexperience But right away, Andre Johnson burning the Huskers defensive backs erased many doubts with strong performances early in the "Our wide receivers fell we were being overlooked, so I felt season lohnson had foul receptions for 69 yards against I had something lo prove," lohnson said. Pfcnn State and a 104 yard performance against Rutgers ( ase and point taken. . Despite the impressive numbers, lohnson still wasn't Next year no one will question lohnson and the wide known on a national level until his five-reception perfor­ receiving core al Miami, who lose iust one player (Daryl mance against Florida State, which led to 111 yards and two lonesl to graduation But a new question has risen around RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK / touchdowns the group even with the respect, can anvone stop them? SPECIMEN: Andre Johnson has drawn comparisons to Michael m fe> After that game, lohnsons numbers decreased, but that lrvin with his blazing speed and physical play. Coker proves he was the right man for the job

By Michael Corbo dinators is 33 Special to the Miami Hurricane Rookie head coach becomes first man since 1948an d dele nsiai coordinator is CV Bul no one was loo concerned about their age after the Commentary to win national title in opening season Hurricanes defected oppoiu ills In an average score of A.s 9 during lhe regular season. At the beginning ot the season some people won eyeing everything that goes on yel he look a bac k se at whistle sounded ( okei was back to his old play lul sell ( oker knew that their coaching style and skills went elrieel 0 1 airy » okei was lht right man ao replace Hutch io his coofcliuaiois and assistant coaches during these Hi otten enioved dunks into Ihe large garbage cans much more important than then a.., oi expeneneM Davis as the new head football times. Coaching up his own stall mst as much as the filled with ice water, which in the past were onlv bone No one is concerned anymore about ( oke-r's inexpe­ coach players, he was lhe general of a well machined armv lo the bravest of plavers who had the guls to stand free/ rience either. Hurricane supports have all oi their conti Coker's resume seemed highly impressive - 22 sea­ and the main concern was keeping the playeis toi used ing temperatures. deuce in (inker now Coker is "the man" in Miami. But sons as a collegiate assistant coach,offensive coordina and happv Coker also hired ihe- perfect statt this vear There were more importantly, ( oker has a new addition to his tor of three different collegiate programs (Miami, Despite the seriousness during practice, ome the plenty ol concerns about the youth of the Iwo new coot resume head coach of the 2001 National Champions Oklahoma, and Oklahoma State (coach of such players a.s ,Thurman Thomas. I.ddie George, and Kdgerrin James but despite all ot this something wa.s missing: (oker had no collegiate head coaching experi­ ence. Sure (oker had been a head coach before, but that was 23 year,s ago at Claremore High, a small school in Oklahoma Bui Olamore High is no Universit) ot Miami. Now that the season is over, no one wants to admit they ever doubled ihat ( oker was the right hire lor the I'M tootball program, as he accomplished things no other man in history has ever achieved. (oker was ilu first man in history to go 12 0 in his first season as a collegiate head coach He was iust the second head coach to win a national title in his first year. Benme Oosterbaan did it in 1948 with Michigan, bul he accomplished the feat by going just 9-0 without icipating in a bowl game Despite ill ol ( oker s above achievements, his biggest accomplishment may be in the way he returned the Huriicaiu-s to their glorv without returning them to their old antic s The Hurricanes ot the late 1980s and early 1990s were notorious tor winning but also notorious for get­ ting into loads of trouble Thev over celebrated on the field and received plenlv ol 'wrongful attention because Of It This year's squad was similar to those teams only in their dominance on the field ( oker kept the Hurricanes focused on winning and doing it in style. "We don't like to talk trash." Hurricane wide receiver Andre lohnson said "We do our talking on the field with the scores doing the talking tor us' The Hurricanes shocked Ihe nation, not only with their dominance, but also with their new "cleaner" atti .tade The only lime the Hurricanes disrespected their opponents is when thev were down right dominating on the field, lhe only time they got in trouble s...well it was almost never I xcept for wide receiver QAiaCnic Sands unspecified run-in with the law earlier I year, the team was almost angel-like. Coker says the Rs character was hands down the most important I of their success. Mb doubt about il." (oker said "We talked about tal 1 all along, but the thing that sets this team apart is Ir great charted

the new character of these Hurricanes is a direct tion of its head coach Coker's stvle of coaching is I anv other seen in ( oral Cables tr's laid back personality has been exactly what I Hurricane program needed. He's |oked about himselt and his players constantly p when he is ott the field His attitude has kept players I ^relaxed, easing the stress ol being a football player at one ot the most scrutinized universities in college foot RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK ball KING Of THC WORLD: holds the Sears National Championship Trophy, while talking to ABC's Lynn Swann On tht practice fit-Id he walked around like a hawk. Coker was the first man in history to go 12-0 in Ns first season as a collegiate head coach -*.- l ... MIAMI HURRICANE NATIONAL CHAMPS Friday, January 18, 2002 O-line comprised of big men, bigger talent

BY ZEV MINES most underrated positions in loot Award (given to the nations best recognized as one ot the best alter question mark entering this season is a tesiament to their talent and hall, I Ms {l Ime made headline lineman), while Mi Kinnie was not. being named as a finalist tor the Sherko Han Ratouli was the character Commentary news each « McKinnie ended up winning the Ritnington Award, given to the answer, picking up where Laffcre And whal transpired when they ( onsuler Brvant Mi Kinnie. a f> <", Outland Trophv (given lo the best nations top center lett oft, while starting fhe tirst seven actually did give up the first sack' It Dorsey drops haek to pass. Has 133 pound iunior college transfer, interior lineman I and finished his He is another lineman who has games. An iniurv suffered in prai was Nov * against the lowlv lempie plenty of time. Sees lohnson in lhe whose name I believe means "big collegiate career without giving up a not given up a single sack in his col tice ended his season abruptly, and Owls, and the ( anes were cruising a rial /one. Touchdown' mama lama" When he stepped oft single sack legiate I areer Not bad tor one of the question* resurfaced about lett along Mavbe it was a missed Sound familiar the plane in Los Angeles, locals At the other tackle spot, there tew returning starters on ! guard assignment, maybe it was one of the It was a recurring theme in I sea thought thev were experiencing isn't much ot a drop ott. except for offense I titer Kl Wilkins backs laults mavbe both son that saw the Hurricanes'oflense another shift in the fault lines. And about 10 or 40 pounds loaquin Then there's a Wilkins started the final four Whatever the case, the sack was put up a record 47S points provide this guy's protecting Dorsev's blind don/ale/, a former walk-on who guard that tits right into the under games and the Rose Bowl, and the so monumental to lempie that you protection for the lalent and let side happens to be one ot the most intel rated nature of an offensive line. (I line did nut miss a beat Wilkins might've thought thev had just won them overwhelm the competition Mc Kinnie entered this season ligent football plavers vou'll ever Bibla has amazing offensive line CMM back himself from an injury the national championship Players Miami's dominant ottensive line with the reputation ot never giving meet, passed on Harvard tor an aca­ man skills, but wasn't on anv award in 2000 that caused him to miss the danced and lumped up and down at illowed ken Pf tt" tu Iv sacked up a sack in his collegiate career So demic scholarship at I'M list maiontv ot that year the sight of Dorsev on the ground tour limes all season four s,i | week after week some ignorant I ive vears later he's been the most (anes 0 line coach Art Kehoe That's the tvpe ot line Miami lempie lost that game ,H o Miami's defensive line is .apable ot young man would spout oft about durable plaver in Hurricane historv, considers him the best plaver M the threw at opponents this year. I hat's how good this line • that feat in one quarter. how the lett tackle really wasn't that starting all 41 games he has plaved line and Bibla figures to be the tirst Nothing could ta/e these guvs not mav go down as the best in college I heard critics in lhe preseason good, and how he was going to in guard taken in the NFL Draft His even injuries, questions, all the football historv Dorsev. Portis and sav that Dorsey i 2lH) pound trame make it onto I NPN's Sports ( enler I protected first or second round run blocking helped pave thi wav hvpe and especially not opposing the rest of Miami's weapons flour- was too fragile to handle the weekly after he got by McKinnie Nil pick. (ion/alt'z has given up for and his 1200 detensive linemen I ven M.kinnies ished behind the massive unit on bodily punishment of toothali I recall one such pass rusher - onlv one sack in that span vards severely sprained knee couldn't their wav to the schools first Mavhc thev re right, hut you sure Syracuse's sack machine Dwight The man in the middle is Brett Bibla also has never given up a keep him from the' Rose Bowl and national crown in 10 years couldn't tell this season Ireenev who was totally shut down Romberg, calling most ot the Mtt k quarterback sack in his collegiate protecting Dorsev There were many reasons tor Dorsev could have drank a cup of ihat he didn't even record a lackie ing signals on the line. Romberg has career The O-line plus I affere held a Miami reaching college football's a otlee on the field and still not he against Miami. developed into a great center atter so we're down to the lett guard streak of I 2 games without allowing pinnacle, and the offensive line was touched hehind this oltensive line. That was after Ireenev was previously playing guard and tackle position, one that was housed by Dorse v lobe sacked 12 games a a big one- In what's considered une of the named a finalist tor the Lombardi during his I'M career. Romberg was dreg I affere in 20(H) and was a streak that is as unfathomable as it Like Bryant McKinnie big.

LISA PINELLI / PAVING THE WAY: The Hurricanes' offensive line protected Ken Dorsey all season long, giving up only four sacks, while opening up holes for Clinton Portis (28) and company Huskers run on empty against 'Canes defense I (-7 vards on the ground in Ms It, M Nebraska was held scoreless in the Diedrick held to win at Virginia lech When the tirst halt Hokies used the option formation "It s demoralizing to a team when season-low in that game, thev did so with SIK vou turn the ball over,"Walters said i ess When M defense, vou like to he on Bukagainst Nebraska, Miami was the sideline to get a break, bul then 47yards rushingmor e than readv from the outset, vour offense turns it ovei Md picking up Id ol ils )s tackles for have to get back out there when BY ZEV MINES losses in the first hall Oiiae the vou're still tired " Huskers' option is.is derailed, the Said Miami coach Larrv I - PASADENA. Calil Nebraska Hurricanes who led the nation lhal was a decisive blow in the plavers looked at the tape and with 4s takeawavs during the regu game Nebraska isn't the ivpe ot couldn't understand the hype lar season picked up where thev team whose strength is to COflM Miami's detense entered the Rose- left oft, liming a tumble and an back Bowl ranked tilth in the nation in The Huskers did trv and iome stopping the run, and would appear Both turnovers resulte-el in touch back trom their Ml) hole, scoring to be vulnerable against the downs, culminating in lames 1 ewis their tirst touchdown on the second Huskers' No. I rushing ottense ird interception return UM's drive after halttime. But in Miami's '7 14 victory, the nation best llth non ottensive But atter lhal the Hurricanes i anes held the Huskers to 147 touchdown ol lhe season stittened keeping the Huskers out rushing vards, well below their sea " I hev tried to get us on the plav ot the end /one any line they son average ol 114 7 Tailback action but we knew it was coming." remotelv came close Dahrran Diednck, the Big 12 s lead lewis said "lhe tront seven detense surrendered iust seven ing rusher, had 47 vards on IS cat allowed me to not tociis on the run points m the game, the other touch- nes, and Thunder Collins had onlv and stopping it mvselt" down coming on a punt return II) vards M siv I arnes, The Huskers appeared to he "We got tired ot hearing we I he Miami detense did especially demoralized bv the interception couldn't contain Crouch or stop the well against Nebraska quarterback I hev couldn't sustain a long or sue run," defensive tackle William and Heisman Trophv winner Inc ul drive, punting or turning the loseph said "Wc had something to ( rouch ( much could not muster hall over on downs on their last prove on detense and we came out anything in the air (J ot IS tor 62 three pMMMiMI betore halftone and did it" vards), and was equally unable to for the first time this season, run Nebraskas option oriented offense effectively (rouch did gain 114 vards on 22 "We wanted to carries, but mosi ot that came on a few long runs More importantls. he was held without a touchdown tor the first time this season. dictate the game "|Dd >rdinator Ranch Shannon | established a game plan where we attacked inuich earlv. detensive lackie said early on and we did." wanle-d to dictate the game on and we did RUSK LL WOJ-TUSUK / Miami's run detense had been 9UT Of OPTIONS: and Co pursue Neoraska vosh Davis (25) 1 - Matt Walters somewhat maligned ifa - Huskers were held to 197 yards on the ground, wel below ther season average » January 18, 2002 Nems E»efs Several students visit Greeks kick off NATIONAL CHAMPS PARADE PLANNED spring effort, The 2001 National Football Champions will be honored in downtown eerie, empty WTC site Miami with a tickertape parade and courthouse rally at noon on Friday January 25 The last day Feb. 1 parade will begin at Bayfront Park and stretch west on Flagler Street where it will end on the steps of the Miami Dade County Courthouse. 73 VV Flagler Street in downtown BY DANIELLE SCOTT BY DANIEL BONIFACE Miami Information on parking will be posted in e Veritas and on Authority Police asked people tn stand MM amM http //hurricanesportstansonly.com/sports/m footbl/spec-rel/0l0802aak html as it • aside and a group of people in yellow becomes available At 7 pm that evening a campus celebration will be held on the hardhats were ushered past them Spring was in the air and nut came all University's Campus Green featunng the entire UM team and Watching the events of Sept 11 from "At tirst I didn't know who they the nubile young (.reeks recruiting on coaching staff Alumnus Ftoy Firestone one of the nation's best known sportscasters and were," Dangler recalled "I thought ESPN show host, will act as Master of Ceremonies along with former player Don Bailey over a thousand miles away distanced campus. The new and improved "Spring and "Voice of the Hurncanes" Marc Vandermeer many l'niversitv of Miami students maybe they were there to help in the Recruitment 2002" began with a bang from the sheer magnitude of the event. clean up But when thev gol closer to last Mondav However, some students were forced me, I saw the depressed looks on their For all the male students al the to witness then deal with the sadness University of Miami who took their time personally as thev went home, to New It was then that Dangler noticed the to ease into college life before deciding York for winter break tags they were wearing. The tags read: that Creek life is for them, spring recruit TODAY "Hying over the site was the first "tamilv" ment came at iust the right time. UM's New Gallery presents Earth 2002, an exhibition featuring a showcase of 13 artists time I thought of it as a national "Right then and there," Dangler said, "In the fall semester a lot of students from around tbe country from today to February 15 at New Gallery in the Art Building, tragedv," said Billy Bludgus, a student "it hit home as it didn't in New lersev just don't know enough about (.reek life 1300 Campo Sano Dnve The artists featured in the show were chosen because their trom Bavonne, N.J. or Miami. Bystanders who saw the work deals with the ongoing changes in the environment and is in a variety of media, or they want to take some time to adapt including photography, painting, pnrrts, sculpture, video and installation Bavonne, which sits across the river looks on these people's laces began to the college atmosphere first," said Mike from Manhattan, looks straight out at crying. That's when I said to mvself, I Johnston, vice president for recruitment. There will be a special lecture "Artist as Activist" by Virginia artist Alexandria Searfs. who the New York ( itv skyline a skyline got to get out ot here"' "They don't want to jump into a fraterni will describe the potential interaction between art and politics, exemplified by her own now eerily devoid of the twin towers. The feeling around Manhattan, experience, at 4 30 p.m., today, in Learning Center, Room 180 The show is free and open ty" to the public For more information call 305 284-2792. "I came to the realization that I was despite the tragedv, has been a lot The program is revamped this semes­ looking down on a graveyard," Bludgus friendlier in the months since the dev ter, lohnston said Shuttles now take Friday Grove on UC Patio from 11 30 ami p.m.- Active Ingredients said. astation.some students said recruitee*. back and forth from the hous­ Driving to high school every dav, "I went into a cafe," said Candida ing tours from the Panhellenic Building Happy Hour at the Rathskeller from 4 30-8 p.m Bludgus would cross the New Jersey Valois et Queens, NY., "and people to fraternity Row turnpike, giving him an unobstructed were like, 'Hi, how are you? Getd "Now they don't have to trek all the SUNDAY 20 JANUARY view ot what was once the World Trade morning, good afternoon, what can I way to and from | where they go|. itsabig WWF Royal Rumble at the Rathskeller from 7-9 p.m. Center get for you?' You know, much nicer"

MONDAY 28 JANUARY Seeking volunteers Get Involved in the Community in 2002 Come speak one-on-one with 75 local non profit agencies from 11 a.m -130 p.m.today. Find out what they do and about possible volunteer opportunibes at their agencies For more information contact the Gym celebrates sixth year Butler Volunteer Services Center at 305-284-GIVE.

Alpha Kappa Psi Attenbon all business maiors and minors Alpha Kappa Psi, The BY DIA FLORES The gym's oldest member, Richard the unsung heroes ot the (enter," he Professional Business Fraternity, will be having its spring recruiting from today to Feb 7 me Staff VV Abarham, was also present to catch added lhe Wellness (enter provides If you are interested in networking with business professionals nationwide please con­ the last half of the celebration. He many opportunities tor students and tact Valerie at 305-323-9230 or at [email protected] Students, administrators and gym aiaeai the first half because he was members ot the community to stav TUESDAY 29 JANUARY goers showed up at the George E. too busy doing his usual exercise reg­ healthv CAC movie Moulin Rouge Smathers Wellness Center on imen. There arc manv programs and Wednesday to "Catch the Wellness "I'm 41 years old. I ve been here , lasses ranging trom tai chi, cooking, WEDNESDAY 30 JANUARY Wave," the center's sixth anniversary since the das it opened. I come here lo to aerobics The next Smoking Cessation Program, free to all UM insurance holders, will begin today celebration swim every other dav," said Abraham. for a small fee, students can even Call Jennifer Pinto at 305-243-3209 for more information Wellness (enter director Norm who is a I'M professor emeritus get a personal workout program by Once in a blue moon at the Rathskeller from 9-12 p m Parsons kicked off the event "People here are so wonderful and going through an assessment con "This is our sixth anniversary, the students are so polite, that's whv I ducted by the \ssistant Director ot FRIDAY 1 FEBRUARY however, it is also one ot our open love to come here," he said "Perhaps Fitness, lonv Musto Fnday Grove on UC Patto from 11 30am-1 p.m houses for the month," Pattv Swilt, when I turn MS they'll give me a tree "It's impressive that a smaller assistant director of Business and membership" School like CM could provide assess Happy Hour at the Rathskeller trom 4:30-8 p.m. - Erica Summers Marketing said "I think the Wellness t enter makes ments like the one the ( enter pro Ihe festivities included two hour such a difference in the students vides." Musto said MONDAY 4 FEBRUARY demonstrations on salsa dancing, lives," said Patricia Whitelv, Vice Parsons reminisced about the time Guns N Violence Awareness Campaign belly dancing and hip-hop, some ot President for Student Affairs "It betore the Wellness Center was built the classes taught at the center. makes them aware about how to live "In 1172 we raised $1.3 million to Members of Hui Aloha, the I At healthier litest i have the lane (enter Built here. In Hawaiian club, performed several "It also a way to bring the commu­ DW2 the students voted to allow the hula dances nity together through educating them center fee to be included in their It was like a luau with lets being about nutrition and physical activity, schedule ot tees provided to those who attended she added In DN4. Parsons said, the lane lood was also served, from low " I his whole event was really a team ( enter was torn down to build the calorie truit kabobs consisting of can effort ."she added Whitelv cutting and Wellness Center taloupe. watermelon, strawberries handing out the anniversarv cake "I'm iust reallv happv that people- and grapes, to bruschetta and chicken "It lakes a lot of time, monev, and are coming here to better themselves. tenders student support to keep the Wellness From the dav we opened, more than Mocktails were also provided, (enter looking in great condition 2.5 million people have come through courtesy ol BA< ( BUS Thomas Reves trom INK CO and his the Wellness ( enter di The event also proved to be tun and a tew ot six men clean the cenier from "I iust want to emphasize how worthwhile with a hula hoop and 10.30 at night until the next morn important it is to exercise and to limbo contest ing!" said Man Rose. Assistant establish good lifetime habits that The hula-hoop contest seemed to Director of facilities directly attt'e! our health,"he added RYAN WOLF/ it mesne go on forever with the last three con "You don't know they're there, until CELEBRATING WELLNESS: Students mingle at the sixth testants battling it out for the victory hev dont do their iob Ihev re like anniversary partv of the Georqe E. Smathers Welness denter MIAMI HURRICAM Friday, January 18, 2002

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www.thehurricaneonline.com TRACK AND FIELD AT A GLANCE The Miami mens and The Miami Arena wi host the Hurricanes' men's basketball game at noon on Saturday, while the women wi play there at 3 p.m. womens track teams competed at ttie I Inter colleqiatps M the University of in Gainesville last

Saturday Thr- pyPnt tea tured athletes trom UM Florida. Florida UCF, South Florida. Bethune Cookman Ftu, Florida A&M North Florida and Jacksonville January 18, 2002 Lauryn Williams won the women's 55 meter dash and broke the school record with a NCAA pro visional qualifying time of 6 87 The Miami women return to compe UM off to best start in school history tition at ttie North Carolina Invitational at BV BRIAN POMAKOFF Chapel Hill NC on where not a lot went right tor us earlv is a struggle in the bu; I ast" January 18th 19th The and we could have given up.0 lark Hid. barncs in.ulc up lor his two missed mens team next com fhe Munn men's basketball team lhe gins newer quit, alwavs hanging Iree throws bv lOiinecling on a three petes in the North Carolina Invitational on h.is no plains ol allowing the si hoofs tough with their defense until the pointer from the corner lo extend January 25th ?6th recent athletk success to culminate oflense gol going in ihi se, ond hall" Miami's lead to 70 oo in the second with the football team's national cham Salmons finished with a season high overtime Salmons and Rice then scaled pionship nils I he 6 ." si 'mm guard also the vietorv with their six points. Ihe Hurricanes are off to an rapid "d eight rebounds and dished owl \m win in the Big I as! site )t< 1 Mart,earning national respect six assists,,is Munn improvi wm lot our team."saul Rue "ll is reallv iMielcT mtCOai fttM lie,ul iiiaeh IVrrv big I ast plav important lor us to win our league 1 lark Miami is rankcil No 20 in the Ml had to pull this mi. mit," games at home because the Big I asl is

ISI'N 1 s,\ IIKIJC l,,,K hes Poll ami Nt Salmons saul "V\c have to win at home so balanced Ot in the Al' Poll ni the Big fast You can't let someone' While overshadowed In the football Miami mala heil last season's win a ome down anel beal vou in yout own learns success, the Hurricane basket total on lueselai night, with a 79 M plan ball It-am began the season with a double overt une rittWl over I he Hurricanes trailed In as manv as school record I I game winning streak SWIMMING AND Pittsburgh in the Hurricanes big last I I points m the second halt, but came lhe streak included a qualm "•>* 53 DIVING home opener lln victory was a much back to tie manv times down the win over nation, il Is ranked Indiana at The Miami women s and lhe Orange Bowl ( lassie mens swim teams lost Salmons CMM a rebound short nt a to Clemson and Rutgers triple double m another impressive v k at the Norman Whitten Pool on Saturday, tnr\ over I harlolle a N( \\ tourna January 5th Clemson ment team a veai defeated the men's team lhe llurrii.inc-s ihen started 21X12 127 43 and the with a tough two week stret.h on the women's team 133-68 Rutgers defeated the road to begin Big Tas! pl.n men's team 151 37 and I he Hurruarii-s began wit the women's team 112- win at No 2 1 Georgetown, giving 89 Senior Wesley Miami its Mth straight victor) lames Stoddard won the men s |ones made three i>! Miamis 10 three RUSSELL vV0JTUSI/Uv7 1000-yard freestyle with a time of 9 42 85 pointers as the Hurricanes long dis SLAM: Darius Rice shows he's not onfy a perimeter threat, Stoddard also captured shooting overcame a strong sconng two of his nine points to seal the x/ictory over first in the 500 yard 'own rallv Pittsburgh on Tuesciay night freestyle witti a time nf grueling I ) dav road trip All five starters are averaging in 4:39 84 Sophomore llic Hurricanes traveled next to Manon van Rooiien took Connecticut on Jan 5, and witnesses "I don't think there are manv teams double figures with Rice and Salmons first in the womens Huskies big man |ohnnie Sdvie COS in the Big has! thai ian go on the road tied tor the leam lead with 13 4 points 100-yard freestyle nee! on two free throws with 5 1 sec lor I 'davs and pl.n at dcorgetow n, at per game Salmons also leads the (52 18) with Erin Johns onds lett to give UConn a 70 7^ v ictory Connecticut, at St lohns ami at team in assists with -itest finishing fifth (53 78). Heather Soloman In the following game at St lohn's, ma lech and go home 2 2 \int. while |ones is the top rebounder with Miami was held to one field goal over we were one basket trom going I I," 0.0 per game (Getzville, NY) ninth RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK/ the Anal )t> minutes, as the Hurricanes said (lark 'I'm proud ot the effort the The Hurriianes will need more (5637) and Josie NICE DISH: Marcus Barnes hit a key three point sec­ if! this i rip." Huffman 12th (57 80) ond ovi-ttim, - to I loip UM knock ofl I it I Inst their second pimiih tion nil ihen beach, as ihi Van Rooiien took second Miami shot iust 10 percent I I W) trom fhe Hurricanes surprising .tart starters have carried the load so tar in the women's 200 needed quahtv win own the stretch Miami did not lake tb ad the tielcl in the second halt attributed lo a balanced scor Ratael Berumen leads all reserves yard freestyle (1 53 49) Panthers, until tlu se-..mill ou'rlmii | whipped us,' I lark saul " I lies ing allack and strong learn detense with s I points per game. with Samantha Caetano lohn Salmons converted lour free The Hurriianes h,id a chance lo win came out aggressive |St. lohn's | Mike Ihese equalities are necessarv it the Ihe Hurricanes continue Big Em of Rutgers won the event Hurricanes want to In- placing in with a time of 1 52 13 throws m the final 12 seconds and in thetirsi overtime,but Marcus Karnes lams isa peat game coach, and he had plav tomorrow at 12 pm versus Junior Christine Williams Darius Rice threw down a a rowd pleas missed two tree throws with i - them readv lo plav Ihes whacked us, March Pro*, idence ai the Miami Mena. finished second in the ing slam clunk to sea! lhe vietorv lor onds remaining and we never w h,u kid h,k k " womens 50-yard Miami When Marcus went to lhe line at the lhe Hurricanes rebounded Irom freestyle (24.16). I tn extremelv proud ot our effort in end ol the firs! overtime I was sure the their poor performance with a Freshman Kristy MacLennan finished the second hall because this was a night game was over." said (lark "hen game- vie tore over Virginia kch to end the Tennis rebounds second in the womens 200 yard butterfly (2 05 84) and third in the 200-yard IM (2:10.19). during Spring Fling Sophomore Courtney Caples took third place 'Canes glad in the womens 200- 1 loild will lead us at the No, I spot yard breaststroke No. 18 UM win this spring," saul I'M head coach lav (2:25 58). In the relay Berger "Bul seniors like losi events, Miami (332.14) finished second behind to be home nine of final 11 lomas realh, ni-c-d to step it tf Clemson (3:31 93) in the Wulom now has six consecutive K> II Kl MY MARKS f»I I I / womens 400 yard IK tones at the No I spot, which Ht/ncane Sports Writer freestyle and third in the singles matches makes him 11 2 in singles overall 400 yard Medley Altct dropping the final two decisions ol their season long "I would love lo win all my match (357.96) behind Clemson (3 54 86) and thtii game Mad tup, ihe I niversitv of Miami womens basket B> ( HRIS MYERS es,'Widom said I ve plaved with a lot Rutgers (3:56 22) hall team tound the perfect remedy for their slump home ol tht competition, but there is still a Miami's swim teams cooking. lot I haven't wen." return to action on I he Hurric anes took .idv.intage ol a large Wedncsdai night Dtipite winning onlv two ot their Miami's battle with Illinois on January 19th in Jacksonville in a meet imwd, defeating Big hast toe Svracuse in a 75 71 oe tirst eleven singles matches, the Sundav focused on senior |oel with North Florida and thriller Sophomore lorward Sh.iquana Wilkins CMM off lhe Universit) ol Miami mens tennis Herman, who made his first singles the College of bene h to HTM a c areer high 2r> points lor Miami, who improved leam maintained their focus on v icto appearance in ovei i vear after naffer Charleston io 10 f. I s t Big I.est) with the win rv throughout this past weekends ing M elbow iniurv Herman, now ( oming into this game, 1 was thinking about detense and Miami Spring fling. Ihis determina tullv reiovered. cruised bv Illinois SOCCER lhal it I'm plavinggotidtlclcn.sc. then the ottense will i ome and tion guided the Hurruanes to win (onner Murnighan (0 I, O 2) and he University of Miami soc that's i-xactlv what happened,"Wilkins said. nine ot the last eleven singles match and Widom beat Alex Hobson and cer player Lisa Gomel In 33 minutes ol play, Wilkins shot 11 ot 17 tmm the tiekl ilaniing this weekends singles Alex MM m an exciting started foi the Mexican anil added 10 rebounds Sophomore Chanivia Bntussard also ; lo I I II. The preseason tour doubles vii torv national team in a match against the United recorded J double double, posting 2 * points ami 1 J rebounds nt a onsisttil ot ( lenison "Right now hes plaving good ten States on Saturday Jan lhe Hurriianes were able toget viable scoring options Iniversitv. IXth ranked Miami, Mth ms," Berger said Hes probahlv plav 12 at Blackbaud the Orangt-wnmen. bul ai cording to head coadi l-ctrie I abati. ranked lexas IAM,and No 0 Illinois. ing better now than he did before his Stadium in Charleston. thev won hv slicking lo the garnt plan. The Hurrieanes most impre. iniurv We iust have to make sure he SC Gomez, a junior We wanted to att.ick the /one. slop the penetration. pl.iv outing was against Clemson on slavs healths' defender, played the entire match broadcast good three point defense, and overall be much more patient.' Mondav when lhe\ won live out ol Berger wasn t as pleased with any FILE PHOTO ed live on ESPN 2 in a I abati saui/'We were able to perform all those things ninth bet their seven singles matches The das ones tennis on saturdav Miami's lone losing cause as the let tonight." DRMN HOME: Atter ,i tough road trip, UM was highlighted hv treshman Andrew singles victory came on doiubx dam Mexicans fell 7 0 to the The vietorv comes tour davs after Miami suffered their mosi picked up a big conference win af iTorne. Mil-adcs remarkable three set vie to match 14 o. o 4. M) with Texas defending World Cup lopsided defeat of the season, kising s*> ID lo top-ranked 0. 2 0. 0 11 MM i lemson's XaNMs Keith from al No 2 singles. Champions Gomez was recently named to the ( onnetlKiit at the Hartford ( IVK l enter Atler sinking with the "I was thinking aboul how hard I have to work and I was Damnsa Robinson lhe Hurruanes did have success in National Soccer Coaches Huskies eartv on, the (anes wen- bombarded with reallv happv that I could step up. get some points and rebtxinds. .Mcli.idc was also iiitonous when two doubles matches, as the t reshmen Association of America I'(onn run to end tht tirst halt Ik-spite Bnwssard's IS points, and also get some minutes,'' Bodlex saul he learned up with iunior Andrew team of |ustin kmnev and Widom All-South Third Team tht Hurricanes couldn't counter with am weapons to ..nol dov> n Ine io\ ot defeating Rutgers dklril last long how, Golub earlier that dav to defeat deteated Derrick Bauer and Ante after leading the I i onus up tempo stvle.and that was what kilk*d them. I Miami tell to West Virginia 57 52 three davs Liter \tter getting ion. No .' lioiihlis ti am of Matin on) the senior squad Hurncanes to their first ever NCAA Tournament mg to l.abati ott lo an B-3 .klvantage, the Hurricane offense sutldenlv Robinson and Madreadi skinner (S ot Berman and lank II Rassioum appearance She fin "In onier to sta\ in rhe game with < ounce tic ut. vou have to turned frigid, as Miami was unable to retord back to ba. Miami's top two Maiors, won H 2 over Hunter fmmott and ished the season with scofc,"l.jbaii said "\ml when thev made their nan, we couldn't lories against a team thev handled bv lo al home earhrT in the Milan and lomas Smid bounced Khaled I I Dorrv four goals, three assists answer with anv points at all season. Broussard scored 11 points to lead back after losing all their singles With Miami's spring season under and 11 points She Ilk- mad swing started ori on a positive note, as Miami shol iust ts percent tnmi the floiw matches to lex id Illinois wav, I cm/ed that the'Canes scored the game win nmg goal in Miami s 3-0 avenged last season's .W-37 loss to Rutgers, beating the Scarlet i.ined ott real stnt mark nghl I I) ranking. 2001) Rutgers 44 28. Senior Martha Bodlci pmvKk-d an unusual lhe si hedule doesn't get any easier, however, as the Irishman Todd Widom was the It s a starting point and we hope to spark tor the Hurricanes, scoring a career high IX points to go Hurricanes plav host to Big I ast tat Seton Hall tomonow after most successful Hurricane at the ip trom there." Berger said."Rut along with 14 rcbtiunds. noon at the Miami Arena before traveling In St M spring Hmg, timshing 2 0 in No I vou don t get anv points in the begin Miami also got doublenligit scoring games fmm Meghan Wednesday singles and 3 0 in doubles compeli ning for being INth, vou get them bv Saake and Mdissa Knight, but it was Bodies who answered lht next lew games mav determine whether there w ill fn lite lion when- he was teamed up with a winning matches" every Rutgers obsession with a big score ot her own. after rhe regular season tor Miami ililterent partner each das MIAMI HURRICANI Friday, January 18, 2002 National

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Bultv and htr tritnds above and acknowledges the much rivaled as long as limminv iiiuk. I ) (HKtcmlftirt Tilm Tickets are singing lht emotions ihev louldn't express genre. Iiltr.irv and humane. IV.r'a h('st \ . I.issk (IIR'' like whodunit 150 Call 305-358 asset is I nima Thompson. Thompson's B5 for info with mtre words in Unci Afore. MA 6.) Hannibal film with undertones oi imadn, Ottmeaet. Fetting graceful [vifcmnaii it.ichts us about htr The mosi underrated movie ol Robert Altmans rtory ol the wealthy .NURY 25 ll becomes apparent,,is Ibis show grows characters loveot words,and makes usirv lht vc.tr (rilks were expecting a Sited ol British elite and then servants non I stronger and stronger with eaih season, over htr litt long loneliness as she l.uts ilu- Lembs II and got instead a ntath at limes hoth touching and tunm Ik ara Muze and The ami • rtruns on I \ help show, how pre imminent death Its the onlv movie I've observed, grisly , lur.ktcr studv on 'he audience is dropped into the inunv lives Sandra Dohnert. to Cfifd so hard and so long al, and not iust meditated lhe charai ters paths havt ken vtrv interesting ll.iiinih.il I ti ter .Yes, there staving a a mansion tor a ooupie d.ivs erform at The kiausi she alies The tilm is much more are holes in tk storv but the one thing Wallflower Gallery. 10 I'erhaps it amid k lonsuicred one ol lhe where tk murder ol an unpopular man attei ling than that. N.E. 3r3rd St in downtown ksl IV shows ol all time. one has to remember is that Hannibal takes place Theres ftttt] d gossip, and at 8 p m and I ecler is sm.ultt than evtrvbodv tlse in most d the time vou leel as ihough vou ri­ I p.m, respectively 2) HttMgend the \tts;r\ Ittch Tilm : 5.) htmeliine dink IVlfomeilv the world His during teats are klicvablc al part o! all the dirty talk and h.ickstabbing are $8 for each In a tumbled vear tor film, in Central i because he is the smartest man alive,and HEDWIG: Transexual rocker For info, call 305 show Fi •ne accepts that (which Anthonv .ilu. W9-0069 or visit which no movit colledivclv stolt the trit Trom the despairing to the IOV 10.) 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ITOSSin^ ken i" hoy/girl's quest loi love stole, al least, this iokes are extremely dumb and oltensive The multiple V.iaUow \v\ the verv wonderful Sancv Man hand, sea JANUARY 26 a ritu's heart ll lakes a kind ot sell MR also bul that's nol what h.id me hooked all nominated tilm aboul a brother sister rela son three ol haviil (hases wildly popular i.imp (actor lo bt able lo pull the kind ot vear I was hooked on the satiric,circularly J i/a mat-CD The strokes. tionship worked even better n lht small gangster hit kept popping up with great Floridians For Medical stops John Cameron Mitchell pulls off confusing interview! with people like After the mjft, the backlash, screen Dialogue has never sounded as saiiies and plot all veai long Most note Rghts medical marijua without sttmmg pretentious or obnox ftt campaign's fundrars Regis Philbin or leanant darotalo Thi ami tk backl.ish to the backlash, we're lett good as il does in this movie, with sharac worlhv is tk MM in whkh lonv and •rtiom 9 00p m. - 3:00 lously sell conscious. complete and utter devekipment ot tk with.i snap)vv,qiikk.i'iHrgttii ( D l«espitc ters who actuallv talk like real people Iwo dloria have it mil all idtcil Stt'dction stvle. am at Tobacco Road. Mitchell rtali/tshe needs acharactei as silly, weird limmim Click (from his inter the tact that I hcstrokt'surcbralsposing.is smart pcrfarmrai making Michael iH.ugljs and (.lenn Close 126 South Miami Ave ovei the lop as his sets and mistical .utions with his wilt, lo his vou street kids, and lh.it everv time I saw the opexl script, and unpretentious din look like Harrv andSullv for info, call 305 374- sequences m order to nol nn ridiculous works i So othtr char,ic!tr on Canted** ( I» on a lop len list this vear I rolled mv make this a DVD lo watch mer and ovtr 1198 Admission is $10 Iv garish, and I ledw ig is most definitely lhe I tntral has tier made me laugh as hard or I must admit the musu is splendid. again. French cuisine thrives in Gables Les Halles, a bistro true to its French Roots JANUARY 29 By Mauricio Vieira who wants a si/ahlt plate, no trills,and ordered the steak M poivre iptpptr Moulin Rouge starring v\ r plans to dine at a (oral Gables npanied with french fries). 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M\ goal was to Our orders took almost an hour to FEBRUARY 5 tind a restaurant where I could emov urrivt The portion si/ts art definitely tood and .imbieint on a student bud not as goitrous as thost tound at Sneak preview of ti t We settled lor I es Haiti n I iiiioln Road, but those who Collateral Damage star bistro near the pn/e quality rmg Arnold Schwarz Swollen Members enegger at the Bill Cosford corner tt over quanlilv Cinema Call 305 284 Eerie Battleaxe Hip Hop for the Headphones Miracle Mile mav be satis 4607 for show time and and fence I did tied info By Hunter Stephenson It's iust a slight of hand, like I'enn id Tht disa ttalurts guest appear nol have l The i.ilaman lelltr lht mighh dollar is taller anus bv undtrgroiind hip hop sta val ions. and spti rallv FEBRUARY 8-9 I os Angeles' Swollen Members than the scholar/ \sk voui neighbor pies like Planet Asia and Son DooMe ihough it was u savorv as was as well as tight knit Baltleaxe artists Jerry SemfeW at Sunnse hunt a dtlivtrv and lvrii.il stvle M hood martyr about iht firertarter." Saturday mght the steak au Muscat Theater Tickets their new album. Had Dreams, whkh Ofl this ir.kk Swollen Members be'gin like Bus I ittv and Mok.i dnlv. whose wnh i nearly poivre The iruises hvpnoliiaillv through the pur to stress a bold lovallv for their label soultul croon on Flirt" Inieded is toll house, I had o|s, how pk Kl M doldrums ol the mind more somnionh sten wnh maior enough to make vou want to gin l no trouble tind ever, wtrt a dis Splicing the mud visuals and label collectives like Rockatella .ind listen lo his iwn lull length album '.ible appointment, shadow' karma ol Kool Keith's the Queensbridge lamilv lortimatelv, //minis m,,si impressive unom Unit enthu arriving l>rOctagon with the fierv braggado they use these candid proelamations plishment lies within ils production, siasts with a drowned in a iios and addictive heals et a slimmed hi complement their skills and where the Alihemist. |i| Kahu, and l>l budget eon garlic and olive down V\u tang (Ian. "members" Mad promising tuture instead of threaten Hevolution have unleashed top quail strain! CM oil paste, no Child and Prevail add vel another mg other rappers with lardboard t) beats and sa rati hes that make lor indulge' in the shells or uten solid tier lo tht growing reputation death wishes an eerie midnight escape on youi d t m i -ight LES HALLES: las ic FrencfT I spoiled hv Baltltaxe Kemrds Several traiks cHtCWI how the headphones houteillelhdlt Tht waiter I pon lust listen, the shghtlv nasal atlci is ol watching terrorism on tele Swollen Members' dts uled on their bottle) Depending on the wnn out a.une loitKik on our tood. rhyme* ot Mad Child might cateh a vision ian infiltrate vour dreamt. name while drunk and eating I" .ii tuallv aouie out cheaper than order dutitullv plav mg rhe role ot tht si are $47 50 77 50 Call listener unfamiliar to indtpcndtnt In iuniciutluiie. Prevails vena t.isi at a Denny's. 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I'm more atraid d mosqui Baltleaxe warriors and iheir extend matihing the loudness ol • true bistro Marley family at Vtrgma sand verbal land mints toes than I am ol the paratroops" ed lamilv. whish includes everyone Tht waitei advised us n> . house Key Beach Tickets are Hud Dtmett takts oil immcdiattb Their Ivrus n-rtainlv dont present trom Kut Matter Kurt tot had Muska, ijuickly I selected two appetizers, the Food: 5/5 $22 50 Call 305 358 5885 for nfo with I I-dated I'toplts' beat MMM) solutions to our turrent plights, but it are swinging hard on (he West t oast calaman and the ess argots Trie Dead Kennedys with ot I v idtnat on hull I orilud and thtn is still relrtshing to hear two hip hop i heik ihem out at www battle.mri keeping in mind the sludent who Decor: 4.5/5 out Jefc Brafra at Orbit snaps into the |umpv boasting ol artists unwind on sueh lopiss with a orils wants taste on i budget Mv friend Tickeia are $16 50 CaJ 1 •. take il Hud. in wh|*li Prevail declares out any artistic boutuaries Opted lor the opposite side, lht slldtnt Service: 4/5 f 306-*88-5885 for into MIAMI HURRICANE: IO Frida y, January 18,

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Ur*W«*l»waB, tjnftya vi un «tie npnar n( IV hwrtaawa Matoaat Roanl I and car January 18, 2002 Id tm reaped** mem, n» iMaNiuun and Quaanm rjMa di tmrMr*mmm**tm*ati*m Norman A IMmets '-temmi Carter Room ??1 What if NFL fails? Congratulations LETTER POLICV fV Maami Hirscane •ncnunajn I readersfc to n t*. apnam n aaua raMar) t> Ic I Imenty r ti reapers* ID any report pub- y—i. • vou win the national champi diploma, to stand there at the end and know that you did from a proud Cane Ir lie Humcarm ^^ onship Is that the end ot the not sell vourselt short bv choosing money over an educa­ 11) I* "rttw may rjp at, 1 typed nr handwitlBri Vjlme. tion' And is it still not understood that tootball does not a make you rmntmrmnt) Football team shines through, It is a wonderful accomplishment last torever, that things can happen beyond vour control, *tot«l**«»srilrawr*y r Room 271 arnwMti especially tor a team, ,i ILIUMI. which and when all is said and done it is crucial and rewarding to .246132 TamCatrnt. • has heen through so much in the last have ihat piece ot paper trained saving vou re.eived a ...I new players shed shady past 331?-t-f«2 Denise tlve years But how can some sav that it left .I. |

1300 worth, net hp sxjrwl Kolb is the end ot the n Apparently MMMM fated to tell our plavers that the nervous on |an 3 I wasn t to their name and reputation. I kacapy(*)yaUtt> COLUMNIST luniors' Jeremy Shockev. Clinton Nil is not going to cease to exist at the end ot next lis, al one ol the manv doublers, I loved watching us beat FSU two t E card ntonp numtxw and r ai SJM. a.wvmoue Mtars I'ortis, and said this md that the millions will still be there if they were to Iknew if our football team came in a row (last vear's home- I not be accepted Names may vie ton is the pinnacle ot their entire collet- wait it out and graduate In this pasl Ml season we saw to plav they could beat anyone I was the best sporting event I I wMfnal upon request at tm nol Jrmttmcam the tact, the exact words said to • ( NN'SI report, r on |an h, two ot Miami s past starters. Han Morgan and Santana iust wasn't sure if have ever witnessed), and then r npaarwji tm rscgt ID era 2002 were There isn't much more I can do in .ollege" Moss, benched for almost halt a season with iniun, they could handle thrashing Washington. If that didn't itarcMy brevHyand aawscy Ihese words, which came trom I'ortis, our star running least they had the security of knowing that if it were all to the pressure ot a shut the critics up, I bet the back, greatly upset me Sol onlv docs Miami lose three end right then and there thev had a diploma to vouch tor big game like this Nebraska game will It has been a 5>?S4 2016 incredibly talented plavers, but it also seems as though their education,,! saletv net thev could tall back on Mavbe atter I relative!) pleasure to stand behind this team, it is not good enough lor these three plavers to know that case .Min especially because many ot my I2S4 4401 seniors ol the recent past have made no impact on the : (3051284 4404 minds ot their fellow players Is it no longer the pinnacle ot for the past five vears their teammates have clawed their Imagine my triends are dators or Seminoles. Just Dr University fit Miami a college career to Complete the education, lo obtain a wav back to the top, and that seniors have staved tor their relict when the think ot the bragging rights I now STAFF final year to make sure thev kept this team going game began to have' It has been an even bigger Mavbe ihe millions are more alluring than that piece of COLUMNIST look like one ot pleasure to walk around campus Editor In Chief ...football does not last for­ paper all of us common students hold in such high regard my high school football gam and overhear hd Reed talking about Jordan Rodack But then again, I guess everyone has their list ot priorities this lime I was rooting for the win the game clinching interception at BusineM ever... things can happen Ontortunatclv it does not seem that Shockev; Portis or ning team Boston l ollege or to walk to class Abt "vuwyer Buchanon ..insider a college degree one of theirs Now, as we head into th. under the shade of a tree onlv to beyond your control..'* realize that it is actually Brvant Mc Financial Ik-ruse mmm is u sophomore maturing in crimino semester, we come back as national Adviser champions We did what Honda Kinnie and that he is so tall, I can ^obort DuBord State Iniversitv could noi head butt him in the back of the tnior md what the dators only knee /leer (n.ich larrv (.oker has done an nan Splichal wished thev could have done this \ot onlv is our team clearly outstanding iob atter the surprising NEWS EDITOR A»wf these £"7* departure of , lhe whole the best in college sports, thev are Danielle Scott ASSISTANT the hesi team I have ever had the team has iust been amazing. And so ICWS EDITOR pleasure ol watching. It has certain I would like to congratulate them, Rebecca Sankar Iv been a marvelous climb trom the not onlv tot winning, but also tor SPORTS EDITOR troubles and sanctions ot ,i lew the way they won It must feel good Zev Mines rl?4h 5choo| tfdsjV vears ago Now OM tootball is back li be part ot the best team in the SHSHMTO R where it belongs. whole nation It certainlv feels good Prtiakntt I have immensely enioved watch to be a tan. ACCENT EDITOR ing the games in the Orange Bowl, Travis Atria is a sophomore Rebeca Oliveira ASSISTANT where the Hurricanes trulv lived up iriciioririg in Inglish literature. ACCENTEDITOR Hunter Stephenson

OmOti EDITOR Margarita Martin Hidalgo ARTWRECTOR Burglar's paradise: Emily Pulis

LAYOUT EDITORS Michael Pangiiinan Coin Rrthbun Matt Tumbieson UM housing a PHOTO EDITORS UnPlnelii ftM-*VVojtus.ak COPY EDITORS haven for thieves Mugartta Martin Hidalgo

ONLINE PRODUCER something was wrong was and still is the worse feeling ot Math Waarna violation I have ever experienced, BUSINESS OFFICE I like rape I bad never been robbed when I walked in and saw nn betore, but surprisingly a lot ..I on HWOUCTION MANAGER roommates sitting in the living campus residents have But there William Gong room wearing grim expressions on AD REPRESENTATIVE was nothing they could sav tn WWi;i''' Gong their faces relieve me ot inv anger, despair, and Hjesh Nayyar (heck vour frustration S— happens, thev CUSSIFIEDS MANAGER room, thev told said Be thankful that vou weren't ' Btana Armenteros me \nd as I there when ihev were, and as KTraeunoN MANAGER walked in. it hit betore. it could have been worse JfeSlin W'l'tt' me. Several of I am frustrated at this school, mv things hail AFE ASSOCIATE which is supposed to be protecting mia Stddique been thrown on S Bramble our satetv and preventing things the floor Some OFFICE ASSISTANTS COLUMNIST like this trom occurring I know I Hpna Armenteros of the dresser •lam Gong I hell of a lot ot monev to come drawers were Ro. •' here and I expect to have top notch umet open, barelv hanging Irom their • Joy Williams security on this campus I've been slots told there's nothing much one can We had been robbed IMP10YMENT do about it But there are tons . • Bat Miami Hurricane mens Mv ..ise d < I's' done lewelrv things that could be done People Ham it always leaking new Ivmg on the bureau? done Mv per Knters. photographers, car should be warned Apartments jamais, page daatgnara and sonal CD plaver on the desk' done should be armed with some kind of Inder graduate statt Questions were now racing Tibers are paid tor men alarm system Ivervone knows ihat I'lfvniiis mtaaet a through mv head What else did thev are extremelv vulnerable to they take' Where were the police' robberies Security should be DVERTISING POLICY Didn't anyh.nK see this happen' .1 up around campus, particu f rtse Mitami Humcane s rms. How did thev get in' Iwo ot mv I office »located at 1306 larlv in Hli» buildiijgwhere not one, I Stantord Dr Norman* roommates had also been robbed ol not two but three robberies have ' WtHtlpn University Ciato 5Hfifr, , some ol their things lhe thieves [ Room 221 Coral Gables Fla IM urred 33124 6922 Ctafwhed adver had gotten in through the kitchen (tiaemenls may be placed at window, in broad davlight. around It so much attention is being paid •bon Monday through lunchtime when none ot us were to giving goddamn parking tickets, Friday 9am to I p m . eicept mi holidays TheMeem there, and the police had aln.id. then where the hell are the police Hurricane a puMnned been there to rc.ord whal hap when our homes arc getting bur lueadays and Fndeys during toMMHtoaMatoaaaaj pened Ihat was it glari/.d' < aa vou sav priority ( REAMING UU 0PP0NEN1 Mife mtt undefeated, but continuously scoffed. CriticsW e were basically told " loo bad. check' 1 trae ot charge Herek Hramhle is a tumor maior on the Coral Gables campui doubted we could win the national championship. Hut the fans didn't, ihev didn't it could have been worse, and have a the School ot Medicine and the nue .lav" mg in broadcast loumahs-m feasant-*! School ol Marine and Wmoapnenc Sciences waver. Thev rooted us on all the way to Pasadena and watched us shuck the huskers. ll .tint pleasant being robbed It

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Y /fv MINIS Commentary he would improve and you kind ot ing credit, Dorsev wanted to share it ing. to have all ot their qualities and had a feeling this kid was going to with his teammates Erk < rouch won college football's then some Tmt \t y< 'Ul sophomore So what did the quarterback do? be back in the spotlight again Only The entire team deserves the ultimate individual prize, but the He is the consummate leader pproached r. ; rers alter one ot Did he make excuses like blaming next time, it would be on the win MVP award," Dorsev pro. laimed Heisman Winner had only 176 total players in the huddle say you can he mo- g losses of his rhe i rowii noise' DM he start point ning end. But Dorsey's never been about vards in the game that math HIS! look into his eves, and see his areer. ing fingers' Dorsev is now a seasoned awards, you see when ESPN lhe most to his team tire, his passion Ihev don't want tn His highU iied Hurricanes No ken Dorsev did none ol that year old iunior and his maturity is Magazine came out in the presea Dorsev relused to let that happen let him down Dorsev .an do all ol d *.000 miles only to lose in He spoke well beyond his vears atter one ot manv attributes the Maxwell son. Dorsev was prettv happy he to him. He knew how much the this without saying a word he lecond game ol lhe season It the M 21 loss to Washington and Award Winner possesses Ihere was un ihe aover because, he said, championship mcanl to guvs like Ol all his stats, his leadership is morali/ and embarrass admitted his errors He accepted the were doubters after the Washington his team was getting the attention Kd Reed and Bryant McKinnie evident in one verv important one opes were tailing criticism and told the nation he game, after his ama/ing comeback I here are many cliches m sports, seniors that turned down an early 2f> I That's Dorsev s record as a 'V tie waste would learn from the experience against FSU ... even after he led the but the one that comes lo mind is, shot at the pros tor glory in the col starter, the lone loss coming against Hurricanes to an undefeated regu "There's no I in team." When critics lege ranks those peskv Huskies lar season. Bul Dorsey continues t<• scrutini/ed his every move during He said earlv in the season that And what did Dorsev do when he prove doubters wrong, further etch the race, he could he would return to school next vear took on Washington again? He com ing himself among the greats at the care less He wanted a ditterent kind and reaffirmed that atter the Rose pleted 2/' of his passes and threw rsitv of Miami. ot trophv the one Sears hands out. Bowl With om mure vear, Dorsev for three touchdowns He saved the best lor last in 2001, The kid trom Orinda, ( alit could may separate himself from some ot Was it great to avenge his poor throwing tor a career high *o2 be on the cover of every magazine, the greats at "" individual performance the previ­ vards in the Rose Bowl good win the Heisman Trophy, be consul |im Kellv . Vinny ous vear? enough to earn him co MVP hon ered the best ever; but if his team Testaverde Steve Walsh the list Cnlv be.duse it put the '( anes nrs But when it .ami' down to tak didn't succeed, it would mean noth goes on and on But Dorsev seems thai much .loser to the team goal. Berlin transfers from UF - Spurriers old home

BY ZEV MINES while Caldwell ranked 16th nation reasons I came Io lhe I niversitv ..I sophomore would have lu sit out a Sports ally with til catches tor 1106 cards Florida was to play tor coach Steve war hetore placing fur the Canes. When the Hurricanes renew their Quarterback Rex i.rossman and Spurrier," Berlin said at a news c..n Ihat sets up the upportumtv tor regular season series with Honda wide receiver lavlur lacobs .lid ference in his hometown of Berlin to be the Hurricanes next in September, there will be a signil decide to stay at UF and are still a Shreveport. la 'It made a differ peal quarterback, with Dorsev icant absence trom the i.atois side lethal combination ence when the guv I came there tor graduating after nexl season Berlin line. Mv new tavonte target is No 6 lett, but there were other reasons, would have two vears of eligibility The visored one, , | )acobs|,and I'm iust glad he's stav too" left in 2003, and would have to fight will no longer be roaming Florida ing," Grossman said "If he was Berlin wasted his treshman year oft current CM backups Derrick Field in dainesville, having depart going to leave there was a good behind (.rossman and (esse Palmer, ( rudup and Buck Or* ed lor the NFL and the Washington chance 1 was going to leave, too Not nut plaving that much once Also in the mix is Marc i.uillon. a Redskins In his stead will be Ron that the other receivers aren't going drossman emerged as Spurrier's senior at Miramonte High in /.ook, a former (.ators assistant to be good, but mv receivers would man But the former No. I high (innda, Calif, who has orally com who was demoted bv Spurrier dur­ have been gone, my coach would school recruit was used enough milted to Miami. The incoming ing his tenure. have been gone I would have had to early in the year to lose his red freshman from Dorsev s old high lhe dators, who were this year's learn a whole new svstem." shirt, and his chances of getting anv school would be a red shirt tresh preseason No 1, will have to try and Spurriers resignation also shook significant starting time at UF was man in 2003. but would seemingly improve on their 10 2 record with up more lhan (.ator ( oimtrv and dwindling. have two vears to start .u some other notable omissions had a direct atted on the Berlin did start in this year's Quarterback U. Wide receivers lahar i.attnev and Hurricanes Quarterback Brock Orange Bowl against Maryland in lor now, Dorsev is the quarter Kcche ( aldwell decided to try their Berlin, who toiled behind place ot a suspended i.rossman He back of the present and Berlin is luck in the NIT. as well, and will drossman at I I. \c,is already think threw tor I 1 lor )i tor 1% vards, a happy to possiblv succeed him skip their final seasons of eligibili­ ing of transferring to Miami when touchdown and two "I iust wanted to make sure I was ty. he heard news ol Spurriers resig Berlin is scheduled to be taking making the right choice," Berlin Cattnev. a reel shirt sophomore, nation. Thai made the decision eas classes at I'M this semester m order said. "I telt good about it. I wa.s ranked 10th nationally in receiving icr tor Berlin to participate in spring practice looking for the best situation for PHOTOGRAPHER / with 74 catches for 1309 cards. "Obviously, one ot the biggest Then, under NCAA guidelines, the llic ' ER: Dorsey threw for 362 yards against Nebraska. .evamped secondary, tough road schedule await UM

shockey led the Hurricanes in recep Wilkins, who started the final five tanes return turns this season with 40catches tor 519 games, could fill in at right guard, while and seven touchdowns He nas Sherko Han Rasouli. who started the starters from Durseys main target this season, utili/ tirst seven games, is expec ted to make a mg his speed ami large hands to exploit full recovery (Tom a seastm ending knee >01 squad opposing detenus. iniurv I he Hurricanes will have a hard time lhe receiving corps looks prettv I ZEV MINES replacing the three luniors as well as much intact with Daryl lones the onlv nine senior slarters, but Coker warned departing senior \ndre Johnson, Kevin the Rose Bowl post game press no! tu discount the abundance ot talent Beard, Ethenic Sands, and lason nieiiiici', 0M coach I am I oker ,U0M (.fathers are Dorsey's returning targets that he was returning toi the1 It's 9tm mv goal to compete .it a The backtiekl loses its starters with )2 season amidst speculation ol some tamed level, (oker saul "lear in and I'ortis and Naieh Davenport, but should rlv Hurricane entries mlo the Nil vear out. vve shuuld compete at a high be fine with the emergence nf Frank Bit level al the University of Miami" Lore and Willis McGahee Red shirt tmm wanted to tollow suit I he < anes will trv todelend their title treshman Quadtrine Hill should see oriierback Phillip Buchanon, ..gainst the likes ut I lorula .uni pk-ntv ol lime as well ining hack Clinton I'ortis and light lennessee on th>: ro,id and Honda Stale On detense, the front seven will be I I. lemv Shockev all iiiniurs dead and Virginia lech ai home. identical lo tht pack.ige Hurricane fans lotorgo their senior ve.ir ul eligibility, Quarterback Ken Dorsev will bt' back viw m the Rose Bowl Chris Campbell lead opting tor lhe riches ot! lie Nl I lor his senior campaign to lead an graduates, bul Howard i lark looks iichariun ami Shin.kev both figure lu ..itciisc that put up 475 points in 2001 primed to lake his place William k>seph tirst round selections, while I'ortis Dorsey won't have the luxury ot returns lor his senior campaign on a line ^v be chosen in tin xcond or third arguable the liest offensive line in the tha', exudes experience Returning und. nation, tackles Brvant McKinnie and starters Andrew Williams, Matt Walters, [ "What else CM I do. said hulls, who loaquin Gonzalez as vsell as guard loseph and leromc Mc llougle as well as tor 1200 vards an.l averaged 5.5 Martin Bibla all ligure lo be taken in the lamaal (.rven and Cornelius (,reen will Jrds per c.irrv in his tirst season as the first two munds ot the NM Draft lhe all be seniors .irricancs'tealurcdback. lint allowed Dorsev lu he sacked unlv lhe biggest question mark tor the Buchanon did everv thing he coukl do lout tunes this past season ( anes is its secondary which will tea LisAPwaaui/ lis vear lilerallv ranking seventh Wve got a lot ol young guvs who ture tour new starters done are Mike MOT SHOCKING: decided to forgo his final season at UM to enter the feiliiMiallv in pun! returns average at \>\ased a lot this vear." McKinnie said Rumph, Buchanon, )ames I .ewis and Id NFU Draft early Shockey is protected to be the first tight end selected. I 4" vards per return, while compiling "Thev shtnikl be line" Reed a group that helped Miami lead tackles (IS solos). Iwo Lickles lor Carlos loseph will likelv replace the nation in takeaway s Reed will be sikes and Van lav loi are lhe new genet el p.k kjges as well voung, but what thev lack in experience . (72 yards l, one quarterback sack Mc Kinnie. while Vernon ( arev is expec t es|H'c lallv missed because ot the leader atmn with Marshall,a iiniior to be,hav Despite losing almost hall of the thev make up with in talent. 1 vards) He also bnike up seven pass ed tu till in tor Gonzalez. ship and emotions he displayed on the ing the m.tst experience Ihev all had the starling lineup, ihe Hurric anes are ready "With a program like Miami, wc while preventing anv receiver trom will be hack at .enter but might move tiekl as well as in the locker room. ocaportumtv to play in tourth quarters to defend the. n>wn thev worked so hard rekiad," Rumph said "Yiiu don't k>se two niching a touchdown pass over to right guard lett guard Id Al Marshall, , Maurice this season, but Marshall plaved in nick .rn lhe 2002 ( ..nes mav look much tak'nt too fast" 2001 Season (12-0)

Sept.l Sept. 27 Oct. 13 Nov. 3 Nov. 17 Dec. 1 Penn State 33-7 Pittsburgh 43-21 Florida State 49-27 Temple 38-0 Syracuse 59-0 Virginia Tech 26-24

Sept. 8 Oct. 6 Oct. 25 Nov. 10 Nov. 24 Jan. 3 Rutgers 61-0 Troy State 38-7 West Virginia 45-3 18-7 Washington 65-7 Nebraska 37-14

• • j i » MIAMI HURRICANI 14 Friday, January 18, 2002 1 VfiAMi HURRICANE National Champs Friday, -January 18, 2002 UM students excited about championship

Although outnumbered 2-ly 'Canes fans made presence known in Rose Bowl stands

t* Dia Flores 9ftK national title," said confident Iresh "I think that we would ha. men Mike Sznapstagler anvbodv," said treshmen (o|u Alex. Perhaps the Nebraska tans should We crushed them' I had no ig dav finally arrived lor the have turned back when they heard doubts that we weren't going to all leam on |an. I the UM crowd singing from the top win," said marine science maior my students were asked about ut their lungs, "nah-nah nah nah. Sam (.arson I pre and post game heh heh hev' Guoci bye!" in unisun W< had too much speed, tactions not much changed, during the 2nd quarter. Nebraska couldn't handle us They ?t ot course, bragging rights to As the night progressed, the di Jn t even deserve o play in the raska andto the nation that the weather got a bit chilly lor the championships." said Irishmen ersity of Miami football team Miami fans into the mid Ws how Mrinal Garg RUSSELL t*t*OJTUSIAK/ r*or ever, it didn't stop the Hurricane lid remain number one LETS MAKE SOME MOISE: Red and white may have tUted much of the stadium, but fans from cheering on the football rior to the game, the people in Canes fans in orange and green were the only one's cheering in the Rose Bowl out numbered those in orange team to the national title. I green by approximately 2 to I When the clock finally ran out ot U 4 p.m. when the gates opened time al the fourth quarter and the people were settled in their scoreboard read. 'ft II, Miami Pep rally draws fans from around the U.S. ts. the first thing that'( anes fans National Champions," a burst ut By Dia Flores in the stadium was a massive conletti showered all the fans m the at UM and the team already made it .nes!" i of red. stadium and the crowd went wild to the championships." said transfer I he cheers could be h> arc] ': "It's s.i intimidating to see su lhe remaining football plavers Hurricane fans certainly knew student Adam Barkan blocks awav Irom the hotel The ( urnhusker tans here," said on the sideline rushed the tield, as how to ring in the New Year bv (heer "This was a Christmas present for intensity and spirit of the crowd was shmen Melissa < audeld. they doused coach I arry Coker with mg nn the tootball team at the pep my brother and me We flew in trom uncanny Traffic toget into and park There sure is a lot nf red, but I I cooler lull of ice. rally held on |an I. i leveland iust to go to the Ruse Bow I at the hotel was at a standstill since this going to be the best game •"This was the best football game The rally took place outside the Ihe pep rallv is part of the itinerary everyone was trying to capture everv ere going to have this season,'said I've ever been to!" said (.angeri Centurv Plaza Hotel in ( eniurv ( itv ofthe travel pa. kagethat we bought," moment nt the rallv shmen Dan Gangeri who flew in "I'm in a state of disbelief iust west ot 1 os \ngeles and iust freshmen Mike Moure said "I iust can't wait tu prove that we're I the way from New Jersey I inally, alter following the 'Canes blocks trom the Park Hvalt llutel "It took me 2 4 huurs iust tn get to the number one team," said CM Others were iust in such awe an.l for five seasons, il s as though a big where the team, band, and cheerlead ( ahtornia' I had so manv stopuvers! member Brad Matthews nazement that the team finallv weight has been lifted. What I feel ers staved betore the Rose Bowl. But it's all worth it." said senior Marv All the fans were dressed in CM ile it lo the championships right now can't be matched. I'm su Many alumni, local tans, and stu Miller trom Flint, Michigan gear, trom orange and green beads. "I'm so excited iust lu be here, happy that we won!" said treshmen dents attended People who bought President Donna Shalala was on L'M jackets and sweatshirts, to ier his is a great way to start ott mv .-.than Von Zamft. tickets tn the big game through the hand to give a wonderful speech with the *l I for CM quarter ars at OM," said treshmen (hns "It's su great In know that the University ot Miami were informed about the universitv and out sports back ken Dorsev on them RUSSELL VVOmSAK/ *t « team you rooted for is now number about the pep rallv teams. ( hecrlcaders were there to Some die hard tans even dved KING IBIS: Sebastian gets "I'm graduating and it's greal to one," said student Mike Moore Those in attendance traveled Irom pump up the crowd along with the their hair halt orange and half green Hurricane fans riled up. that the football team is at the While many students were able lo everv comer ot the Onited Stales OM Band ..I the Hour Another die hard tan from 1 Bowl Ihis ii definitely a high- make it to the Rose Bowl in Alumnus Eric Barnes, who gradu And ol course, Sebastian the Ibis California was holding up his license voung men opted for - a picture ght of my senior year," said Bilk Pasadena, a great many others ated Irom I M in IW5, traveled from was on hand lo facilitate the cheers plate during the rally, which read, with the luvelv ladies Donnelly. tuned in at home. Dallas iust to support the leam lhe . rowd followed Sebastian's 'Go Caacz." CBS was there to cover the event, IFo. r the UM tans m atletidance, "I ven before I turned on the tele­ "This is a once in a lifetime expe commands and obvious bodv move Young and old mixed as thev as well as the latino channel, ev didn't even let the thought ul vision I was confident that we were nen.e. and I'm glad to see that menis t. the formation ot the letters talked about what the out.uiiie ..l Itlemundo tsin g enter their minds going to win," said communication Miami finally made it to the national C-A-N-l s the game wnul.i With the national championships " There are no words lo describe student Gabe I eighton championships," Barnes said The , rowd started with a slow Attractive Miller I ite beer models in sight, spirits soared and '( ane v it leels to he heie lodav, I'm "I was lumping around lor every "I tlew in trom New York, and it's .r.sccndo and Irom the top nl their were also present lo give out their lans were determined to cheer the f l!v psvched to see Miami win the touch down'" he said so exciling thai it's iust mv lirst veai lungs thev veiled in unison,"0 A-N- autographs, or what mam ot the tootball team to vicloiv TA NNINC CAMPUS BOOKSTORES LIKE TO STICK IT TO YA.

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RUSSELL WOJTUSIAK / FOND FAREWELL: Ed Reed manhandles Nebraska running back Thunder Collins. Reed was the emotional leader of one of the best defenses in the country

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