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".
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Fresh Kid Ice
Record producer
Don Carter
American bowler
Wilkie D. Ferguson
American lawyer
James A. Hemenway
Former United States Senator
Raphy Leavitt
Puerto Rican composer
Conny Méndez
Venezuelan composer
Bill W.
Author
Julia Tuttle
American businesswoman
Grand Duke Vladimir Kirillovich of Russia
Grand Duke of Russia
Melville Bell Grosvenor
Editor
Elin Ortiz
Puerto Rican actor
Cheryl Araujo
Charles Marriot Culver
Psychiatrist
Arthur Vining Davis
American industrialist
Alfredo Poveda
Walter Darby Bannard
American painter
Harold Bauer
Pianist
Godfrey Myles
American football linebacker
Anatoly Eiramdzhan
Armenian film director
Edwige Belmore
Actress
Neal Colzie
American football player
Herbie Fields
American musician
Manolo Reyes
American broadcaster
Barney Pressman
American businessman
Clifton Williams
American composer
Henry Fillmore
American musician
Doug Banks
American radio personality
Gabriel Heatter
American commentator
Julio Angel
Singer
Wayne Moore
American football player
Pedro DeBrito
Cape Verdean-American football player
Arsène Auguste
Haitian footballer
Ray Bare
Professional baseball player
C. Clyde Atkins
Judge
Ethel Fleming
Carlos Paula
Rolando Barral
Cuban actor
Helen Valentine
Editor
Fred J. Murphy
American football player
Julius Cheeks
American gospel singer
Israel Kantor
Cuban musician
Jacinto Peynado Garrigosa
Former Vice President of the Dominican Republic
Bill Lantaff
Politician
Ángel Arango
Cuban writer
Clayton Valli
American linguist
Gardnar Mulloy
Tennis player
Toddrick McIntosh
American football player
