Miami Convicts

It's almost not entertaining to comment. It's almost too easy, but for many years, Miami has been called out as being the dirty convicts that they are. The ridiculousness of the melee, as they are calling it, also known as a brawl was made even more fantastic by the commentary of a former and current convict who was commentating the game for Comcast. Evidently he said that the FIU players deserved it and said he wanted to join in. That's nice.

Michael Irvine said if he was 18, he would've made the same decision but that he was even more embarrased by the adult commentary. Guess what? Being 18 isn't an excuse. You're an adult when you're 18 and you know better. Quit enabling children so they don't turn into dirty convicts that go to University of Miami and play football as a means of carrying out extensions of gang violence.

Oh, and I just saw the news that the president has proclaimed that none of the action on the field will end in a school suspension because it wasn't that bad. I guess though if your players don't attend class anyways, you can't suspend them from going.

Someone commented to me tonight that if the team I cheered for conducted themselves "in defense" I'd support them. I doubt it. I doubt that the team I support would be in such a disgraceful fight. And if they did, I would be sick with embarrasment.

In closing, Miami is full of dirty, stupid, ignorant animals that I wish Hurricane Rita would've tossed out to sea.

GO IRISH!