Miami
The Miami RedHawks football program represents Miami University, located in Oxford, Ohio, in college football at the NCAA Division I FBS level. The RedHawks compete in the Mid-American Conference and are known for producing several high-profile head coaches, earning it the nickname "Cradle of Coaches".
People born in Miami (First 49 people) - Page 27
Mollye Asher
Film producer
Ken Pruitt
Former President of the Florida Senate
Benjamin Cremaschi
American soccer player
Lenny Taylor
American football player
rodrigo heng-lehtinen
Executive Director of the National Center for Transgender Equality
Joanna Fowler
Chemist
Evan Cooper
Actor
Michael Ferro
Former West Virginia State Delegate
Raquel Regalado
American politician
Herbert Goodman
American football player
Tyrique Stevenson
American football player
Christina Gabrielle
Actress ‧ Brie Gabrielle's sister
Trey Mourning
American basketball player
Steph Kegels
Webcam model
mc luscious
American musician
Julian Morris-Walker
Ashley Usich
Lindsay Usich's sister
Hunter Reno
Model
Janet Meliha
Bárbara Camila Mendiburu Sandoval
Carolina Sandoval's daughter
Leland C. Shepard Jr.
General
Germania Rodriguez Poleo
Venezuelan journalist
Monica Taylor
Jason Taylor's wife
Ronnie Deauville
Singer
Mark Reno
Gamebred
American former mixed martial artist
Douglas Reno
Trader
Tina Louise Pacheco
Film editor
Trevor Ishmael
Germania Poleo
Venezuelan journalist
Machado
American baseball third baseman
John William Boone
American pianist
Lucien Ballard
American cinematographer
Cassie Gaines
American singer
David Froman
American actor
Bergen White
Singer
Don Porter
American stage actor
Mackenzie McKee
American TV personality
Bob Rockwell
Saxophonist
Tinker Owens
Former American football player
Moscelyne Larkin
Ballet dancer
Keifer Thompson
Singer-songwriter
Larry Glenn
Alan Lowry
Coach
Kenzie Morrison
Professional boxer
Cheryl Hines
American actress
Brett Ratner
American film director
