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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Carolyne Van Vliet
American-Dutch physicist
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Jamaican musician
Max Carey
American manager
Garfield Wood
American inventor
Elaine Landau
Author
Vlasta Hrubá
Actor
George Sheldon
Former Member of the Florida House of Representatives
Bill Klem
Baseball umpire
Symphony Sid
Disc jockey
Eduardo Zuleta Angel
Former Minister of Education of Colombia
Orlando Vallejo
Musical artist
Felo Ramírez
American sports announcer
Bill Mehlhorn
American professional golfer
Edward Leedskalnin
Engineer
Harry G. Leslie
Former Governor of Indiana
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Pianist
Wim van der Linden
Dutch photographer
Herman Rosenblat
Polish-American author
Beau Jack
American boxer
Bebe Rebozo
Banker
Ariel Rios
Tom Heeney
Boxer
Concha Valdes Miranda
Cuban songwriter
Con Colleano
Samuel Leeds Allen
Inventor
Alberto Zorrilla
Argentine swimmer
Fuller Warren
Former Governor of Florida
Sally Crute
American actress
Leo Portnoff
Musician
Julio Lozano Díaz
Accountant
Antonia Eiriz
Cuban painter
Carol Weld
American journalist
Mary TarreroSerrano
Stanley Stanczyk
American weightlifter
Santiago Policastro
Argentina bartender
Hernán Silva
Chilean referee
George Moriarty
American umpire
Jorge Arango
Colombian architect
Harlan Ross Feltus
American photographer
Luis Manuel Rodríguez
Cuban professional boxer
Howard Thurston
Magician
Carlos Averhoff
Cuban musician
Tony Brevett
Jamaican singer
Ivan Davis
American classical pianist
Dolores Keator
Actress
Inez García
Lydia Cabrera
Cuban writer
