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Vol. 91, Issue 17 | Oct. 22 - Oct. 24, 2012
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THE MIAMI HURRICANE
ZACH BEEKER // STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER UP AND OVER: FSU’s Nick O’Leary attempts to jump over senior Brandon McGee (21) in the first quarter on Saturday. Sophomore Denzel Perryman (52) forced a fumble later in the play.
Miami falls to FSU in front of 73,000 fans BETTY WON’T BACK DOWN CHARTWELLS TO SEND CORPORATE HR REP TO INVESTIGATE DISMISSAL PAGE 5
A DAY IN THE OVAL OFFICE IF ELECTED PRESIDENT, WHAT WOULD YOU DO ON DAY ONE? PAGE 6
DENZEL DELIVERS VETERAN STAR ADAPTS TO ROLE OF FLAWED HERO IN ‘FLIGHT’ PAGE 11
Noles shut down Canes’ offense after first quarter to win 33-20 BY VICTORIA HERNANDEZ CONTRIBUTING SPORTS WRITER
n typical rivalry fashion, the Miami-FSU game was full of spectacles, including three offensive pass interference calls, four wounded Seminoles, Heat stars in attendance, a crazy fan who ran across the field and – of course – a field goal traveling wide left. Despite an energetic start, the Hurricanes fell 33-20 to the Seminoles Saturday night in this season’s Homecoming game. Miami (4-4, 3-2 ACC) got out to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter but failed to keep up with the slew of playmakers on the No. 11 Seminoles (7-1, 4-1 ACC). “I thought we coached hard, we played hard and we lost to a good team,” coach Al Golden said. Early on, the Hurricanes fed off a raucous crowd of
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73,000 fans at Sun Life Stadium. Stephen Morris, recovering from an ankle injury, was named the starting quarterback just prior to kickoff. He was listed as doubtful on the official injury report released Thursday and the team practiced all week as if backup quarterback Ryan Williams would start. “It meant everything for me,” Morris said of his desire to play in the primetime game. “I knew I was gonna be out there.” Mike James scored the first touchdown on a nineyard rush. The Miami defense then held Florida State without a first down on the Noles’ first series. The Canes went up 10-0 on a 19-yard field goal from Jake Wieclaw. SEE FOOTBALL, PAGE 13