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July 9, 2009
Q:
Who is your biggest influence in life?
Reed: "My parents. They have been working hard to support five boys. My dad is
like the "Iron Man". He has been doing the same job ever since I was born and
even before. I take my hat off to my parents."
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2001
National Champions
Without a loss and without a doubt, Miami is the national champion. The Hurricanes
completed a perfect season by overwhelming Nebraska 37-14 in the 88th Rose Bowl
on Thursday night, ending any debate about who is No. 1. With Ken Dorsey throwing
three touchdown passes - two to receiver Andre Johnson...
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Defensive
Player of the Year
University of Miami senior free safety Edward Reed has been named the Football
News 2001 Defensive Player of the Year in college football. Reed, who led the
nation's top scoring defense with an NCAA-best nine interceptions, earned the
honor over Oklahoma safety Roy Williams, linebackers Robert Thomas of UCLA...
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First Team All-American
Reed was a consensus First-Team All-America in 2000 and is well on his way to
equaling that feat this season after already earning honors from Football News
and the Football Writers Association. The senior free safety has produced blocked
kicks and turnovers that have led to 109 points for the Hurricanes...
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Miami Headed to Rose Bowl
Miami is certain to remain first in the Bowl Championship Series standings no
matter how the one-loss teams rated second through sixth fare later Saturday and
next week. In the locker room, two Rose Bowl officials extended an invitation
to Miami to play in Pasadena. The only question the Hurricanes need answered?
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Reed Helps Save Another Game
Edward Reed helped save yet another game. It shouldn't be surprising, considering
his knack for doing so the entire season. Reed had two interceptions against Virginia
Tech on Saturday, breaking Bennie Blades' school record for interceptions. His
final interception in the fourth quarter came at a key point...
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