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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William Krell
Musical composer
Stewart H. Appleby
Former United States Representative
Candy Mossler
Socialite
Pablo Manavello
Italian composer
Guillermo Rosales
Cuban novelist
Cecil Wallace Whitfield
Bahaman politician
Agustín Acosta
Cuban author
Agustin Roman
Auxiliary bishop
Alberto Baeza Flores
Chilean poet
Anselmo Alliegro y Milá
Former Prime Minister of Cuba
Charles Haskins Townsend
American author
Desiderio Alberto Arnaz II
Politician
Donald Aronow
American designer
Fernando Bujones
American dancer
Nicholas Liverpool
Former President of Dominica
Alberto Rizzo
Photographer
Antonia Gerena Rivera
Chela D'Gar
Cuban actor
David Little
American football player
Edward B. Davis
Judge
George DeWitt
American singer
Gonzalo López Silvero
Cuban commentator
Grace Eline
Actress
Héctor Maestri
Baseball player
Helen Muir
American reporter
Henry Ellenbogen
U. S. representative
Igor Pashkevich
Figure skater
Inés Rodena
Cuban television writer
James W. Kehoe
Judge
Jerome Smith
Guitarist
Jesus Fuertes
Painter
Jack Calvo
Baseball player
Jack Harding
American football player
Jack Meagher
American football player
Julián Orbón
Cuban composer
June Taylor
American choreographer
James Edgar Martine
Former United States Senator
Luis Oquendo
Cuban actor
Manuel Moreno Fraginals
Cuban historian
Alfredo Peña
Former Member of the 1999 Constituent National Assembly of Venezuela
Marcel Roche
Physician
María Martha Serra Lima
Argentine singer
Maria Moravskaya
Poet
María Rivas
Venezuelan singer
Mario Rubio
Marco Rubio's father
Marta Pérez
Spanish actor
Matt Gribble
American swimmer