Miami RedHawks football
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| Program Information | |
| Nickname: | RedHawks |
| Conference Affiliation: | Mid-American Conference |
| Current Head Coach: | Shane Montgomery (2nd year, 9-14) |
| Awards | |
| National Titles: | 0 |
| Conference Titles: | 21 |
| Heisman Winners: | 0 |
| Consensus All-American Selections: | 0 |
| College Football Hall of Famers (players and coaches): | 7 |
| Records | |
| All-time Record: | 639-352-44 (.639) |
| Bowl Record: | 6-3 |
| BCS Record: | 0-0 |
| Pageantry | |
| Colors: | Red and White
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| Outfitter: | Nike |
| Fight songs: | Miami March Song |
| Mascot: | Swoop |
| Marching Band: | Miami University Marching Band |
| Stadium: | Yager Stadium (cap. 24,386, Field Turf) |
| Rivals: | Ohio University, University of Cincinnati |
The Miami University RedHawks are a college football program that competes in NCAA Division I-A with the Mid-American Conference. The program is best known for producing several high-profile head coaches, earning the title "Cradle of Coaches."
[edit] Current Head Coach
[edit] Stadium
[edit] All-Time Win/Loss/Tie Record as of 2006
- 639-352-44 .639 [1]
[edit] List of conference football champions
- 1916 OAC
- 1917 OAC
- 1918 OAC
- 1921 OAC
- 1932 Buckeye
- 1933 Buckeye
- 1936 Buckeye
- 1948 MAC
- 1950 MAC
- 1954 MAC
- 1955 MAC
- 1957 MAC
- 1958 MAC
- 1962 MAC
- 1965 MAC
- 1973 MAC
- 1974 MAC
- 1975 MAC
- 1977 MAC
- 1986 MAC
- 2003 MAC
[edit] Bowl Games
- Sun - 1947
- Salad - 1950
- Tangerine - 1962
- Tangerine - 1973
- Tangerine - 1974
- Tangerine - 1975
- California – 1986
- GMAC – 2003
- Independence – 2004
[edit] Trophy Games
[edit] College Football Hall of Famers
[edit] Player
[edit] Coaches
[edit] Pro Football Hall of Famers
[edit] Current NFL players
- Jacob Bell - Offensive Guard, Tennessee Titans
- Eric Beverly - Tight End, Atlanta Falcons
- Martin Nance - Wide Receiver, Minnesota Vikings
- Terna Nande - Linebacker, Tennessee Titans
- Alphonso Hodge - Cornerback, Kansas City Chiefs
- Ben Roethlisberger - Quarterback, Pittsburgh Steelers[3]
[edit] Other famous coaches and players
- Paul Dietzel
- Terry Hoeppner
- Stu Holcomb
- Bill Mallory
- Joe Novak
- Brian Pillman
- John Pont
- Travis Prentice
- George Rider
- Milt Stegall
- Edwin Sweetland
- Randy Walker
- Nobby Wirkowski
- Ron Zook
