There is a ton of intrigue and excitement surrounding Ohio State’s Cotton Bowl showdown with the Miami Hurricanes on Dec. 31, and with good reason. The last time Ohio State and Miami engaged in a true high-stakes game, the outcome changed the trajectory of both programs. The Hurricanes were the program of the 1980s, winning three national titles and finishing second on two occasions. One more title was added in the 1990s as The U began a slight dropoff. But at the dawn of the 2000s, Miami was as strong as ever. Miami finished No. 2 in 2000, won it all in 2001 and was angling for another title in 2002. Related Articles Michigan interim coach Biff Poggi wants to keep the job beyond bowl game...
