On Saturday evening, Florida And Miami He will meet in Tallahassi for sure that the most anticipated publication of their rivalry in recent years.
Since Miami took 3rd place, and Florida took the 18th place in the latest AP poll, the 6th week competition will be celebrated for the first time that the two teams meet with each boast of the 25 best ratings since 2016. According to the coincidence, 2016 was the last when an unlikely trend that helped determine rivalry over the past four decades raised his chapter: failed target attempts.
Since 1990, it has been decided to a large extent that the seven ranked outbreaks between the seminols and hurricanes were determined by unsuccessful attempts by field goals. There were missed blows – four on the right, and one to the left, to be precise – blocked blows and balls over the years. And although the famous wide right -wing trend excluded in Miami, Florida, is currently on the victorious side of a couple of critical unsuccessful blows.
Regardless of the team, one thing is definitely on Saturday: if there are either seminols or hurricanes to convert the purpose of clutch clutch late, you must probably make sure that you are watching. History tells us that this can become interesting.
1991: Miami 17, Florida 16
The chronology of strokes on the legs in the state of Miami-Floride began on November 16, 1991, when the legend of a wide right was born.
When the two teams met at the DOKA Campbell stadium this Saturday, the bets could not be higher. Seminols were command No. 1 in the country, while hurricanes were No. 2, and hardly disputed affairs justified the proximity of the rating of two teams. In the end, the game fell on a 34-fair attempt by the field goal Jerry Thomas, Florida-3-3-3-3 at attempts at the field targets that day-boat was sent to give the state of Florida 19-17 victories over time.
Nevertheless, Thomas’s blow sailed to the right of the rack, earned a game with the nickname in the right. I. Why a Roman figure? Well, two teams met again enough soon.
1992: Miami 19, Florida 16
And in 1992, a broad law took place.
Once again, Seminols and hurricanes met with invincible records and five the best ratings on the line. Like Wide Law I, Miami headed the late in the game, and Florida drove around the field to put the field goal over time. Kiker Seminoles Dan Mouri was 3-B-3 on the day when he built a potential field target in line.
And again, the attempt all sailed widely to the right. Miami will win his third edition of rivalry.
2000: Miami 27, Florida 24
After 1992, the persecution of broad law will disappear into an eight -year segment, but his heritage was not completed. The release of 2000 of the state of Florida Miami brought a wide right III.
In the four minutes, the hurricanes remaining in the game led 20-10. Then everything became crazy – Seminols scored two landings in a little less than two minutes of playing time to take the initiative before the hurricanes themselves found the final zone to restore leadership with the remaining 46 seconds.
Florida still managed to get to the edge of the field goals, and Matt Munyon tried to make a 49-fair attempt with the expiration of time. It was all wide.
“Don't you know this?” The legendary coach of Florida Bobby Bowden I noticed after the gameThe field “He was widely remained all year, and then this happens. However, we had it quite far there. ”
2002: Miami 28, Florida 27
Before the broad right, the knowledge of rivalry could return, a brief turn on the curse occurred in 2002: a wide left.
Seminols Underdog built an advantage of 27-14 at the beginning of the fourth quarter before the hurricanes answered to take the initiative with reverse landings. With a closed watch, Florida managed to go across the field to configure the potential attempt by the winner in the field.
With one second, Xavier Beatiy escaped to a 43-fair attempt. In a new but equally fatal turn of fate for Seminols, this time a hook stood up this time.
2003: Miami 16, Florida 14
However, the wide left were not the beginning of a new trend. Rather, two years later, in the 2004 orange bowl, the wide right of the IV occurred.
The final edition of the wide right saga was not as directly responsible for the defeat of the state of Florida, like the first three – in contrast to the mistake with the expiration of time, the wide right IV with 5.5 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. However, it turned out to be vital. Two down, Seminols will no longer fall into the distance of the blow, and Miami left as winners 16-14.
2005: Florida 10, Miami 7
By the time the two schools met in 2005, the Seminolas lost six consistent publications of the match. It is noteworthy that they broke this series of six games thanks to the error in attempt by hurricanes.
Come in the last quarter of a low rating, it was Florida who made his way to 10-7. For a little more than two minutes, the hurricanes managed to break into the range to try to play field purposes. Before the blow could rise, Miami Holder Brian Monroe scored a click. Seminols will continue to run out of the clock. This was not the only missed opportunity in trying to try to the field goals that the hurricanes would be burials in the 2005 match, Maiami also missed two field goals in the first half of three points.
“We finally stole one”, Bowden He said after the victoryField
2016: Florida 20, Miami 19
The very last case when in 2016 there was a case when he knocked out problems with Seminoles-Hurricanes, when Florida made a trip to the Hard Rock stadium.
Miami reached the first place in the beginning of 13-0 houses, before a pair of landings of the second half of Florida helped Seminolam to rise by 20-13. But in two minutes, to play, hurricanes will again find the final zone for what looked like an account with the reception of the landing of Steisi Kolya. All they needed to do is to kick an additional point to officially tie the game.
An additional point was blocked. Florida graduated from subsequent ownership to ensure victory 20-19Field
