The 2009 Miami RedHawks football team represented

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during the

2010 NCAA Division I FBS football season The 2010 NCAA Division I FBS football season was the highest level of college football competition in the United States organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The regular season began on September 2, 2010, and ended on ...

They competed in the

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(MAC) East Division. The team was coached by Mike Haywood and played their homes game in Yager Stadium. The Redhawks finished the season on November 18 with a record of 1–11 (1–7 MAC).

Before the season

Recruiting

Schedule

Roster

Coaching staff

Game summaries

Kentucky

Scoring summary ''1st quarter'' ''2nd quarter'' * 11:28 UK Cobb 27-yard pass from

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( Seiber kick) 7-0 UK * 06:50 UK Locke 16-yard run (Seiber kick) 14-0 UK * 01:55 UK

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21-yard pass from Hartline (Seiber kick) 21-0 UK ''3rd quarter'' * 11:30 UK Cobb 11-yard run (Seiber kick) 28-0 UK * 07:28 UK Lindley 25-yard interception return (Seiber kick) 35-0 UK ''4th quarter'' * 13:58 UK

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9-yard run (Seiber kick) 42-0 UK

Boise State

''1st quarter'' * 07:16 BSU- Austin Pettis 17 Yd Pass From Kellen Moore (Kyle Brotzman Kick) 0-7 * 01:17 BSU-

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15 Yd Pass From Kellen Moore (Kyle Brotzman Kick) 0-14 ''2nd quarter'' * 00:08 BSU- Titus Young 25 Yd Pass From Kellen Moore (Pat Failed) 0-20 ''3rd quarter'' * 07:09 BSU- D.J. Harper 3 Yd Run (Kyle Brotzman Kick) 0-27 * 02:11 BSU- Titus Young 54 Yd Pass From Kellen Moore (Kyle Brotzman Kick) 0-34 ''4th quarter'' * 09:46 BSU- Doug Martin 4 Yd Run (Kyle Brotzman Kick) 0-41 * 01:56 BSU- Doug Martin 2 Yd Run (Jimmy Pavel Kick) 0-48

Western Michigan

Scoring summary ''1st quarter'' * 14:53 WMU

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24-yard fumble recovery (Potter kick) 0-7 WMU * 09:29 WMU Nunez 10-yard pass from Hiller (Potter kick) 0-14 WMU ''2nd quarter'' * 13:53 WMU Hammond 1-yard pass from Hiller (Potter kick) 0-21 WMU * 02:07 WMU Nunez 16-yard pass from Hiller (Potter kick) 0-28 WMU ''3rd quarter'' * 09:37 WMU West 1-yard run (Potter kick) 0-35 WMU * 07:09 MIAMI

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14-yard pass from Raudabaugh (

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kick blocked) 6-35 WMU * 04:36 WMU West 7-yard pass from Hiller (Potter kick) 6-42 WMU * 03:52 WMU

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1-yard run (Potter kick failed) 6-48 WMU * 01:06 MIAMI

42-yard pass from Raudabaugh (Green rush failed) 12-48 WMU ''4th quarter'' * 06:46 MIAMI Lawson 2-yard run (Cook kick) 19-48 WMU * 00:51 MIAMI Stevens 11-yard pass from Dysert (Cook kick) 26-47 WMU

Kent State

Scoring summary ''1st quarter'' * 4:48 MIAMI

28-yard field goal 3-0 MIAMI * 4:34 KENT Bowman 92-yard kickoff return ( Cortez kick failed) 3-6 KENT ''2nd quarter'' * 13:18 KENT

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28-yard run (Cortez kick) 3-13 KENT * 7:49 KENT Cortez 37-yard field goal 3-16 KENT * 2:35 KENT Cortez 42-yard field goal 3-19 KENT * 0:04 MIAMI

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9-yard pass from Dysert (Cook kick) 10-19 KENT ''3rd quarter'' * 5:54 KENT

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56-yard pass from

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(Cortez kick) 10-26 KENT * 2:52 MIAMI Merriweather 1-yard run (Dysert pass failed) 16-26 KENT ''4th quarter'' * 1:19 Cortez 34-yard field goal 19-26 KENT

Cincinnati

Northwestern

Scoring summary ''1st quarter'' * 12:20 NU

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46-yard field goal 0-3 NU * 00:05 NU

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6-yard run (Demos kick) 0-10 NU ''3rd quarter'' * 01:18 NU Kafka 1-yard run (Demos pass intercepted) 0-16 NU ''4th quarter'' * 01:19 MIAMI Cruse 23-yard pass from Dysert (Dysert pass failed) 6-16 NU

Ohio

Northern Illinois

Scoring summary ''1st quarter'' * 8:01 NIU Spann 42-yard run (

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kick) 7-0 NIU * 5:05 NIU Salerno 44-yard field goal 10-0 NIU * 2:42 NIU Ashford 44-yard punt return (Salerno kick) 17-0 NIU ''2nd quarter'' * 0:35 MIAMI Robinson 14-yard pass from Dysert (

kick) 17-7 NIU ''4th quarter'' * 12:49 MIAMI Cook 32-yard field goal 17-10 NIU * 6:14 NIU Salerno 25-yard field goal 20-10 NIU * 1:58 MIAMI

4-yard pass from Dysert (Cook kick blocked) 20-16 NIU * 0:58 NIU Spann 40-yard run (Salerno kick) 27-16 NIU * 0:00 MIAMI Robinson 24-yard pass from Dysert 27-22 NIU

Toledo

Scoring summary ''1st quarter'' * 10:55 MIAMI Williams 20-yard interception return (

kick) 0-7 MIAMI * 0:44 TOLEDO Collins 1-yard run (Steigerwald kick) 7-7 ''2nd quarter'' * 13:14 MIAMI Cruse 10-yard pass from Dysert (Cook kick) 7-14 MIAMI * 7:04 MIAMI Dysert 3-yard run (Cook kick) 7-21 MIAMI * 0:37 MIAMI Cook 55-yard field goal 7-24 MIAMI ''3rd quarter'' * 12:55 TOLEDO

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14-yard pass from Opelt (Steigerwald kick) 14-24 MIAMI * 7:09 TOLEDO Steigerwald 26-yard field goal 17-24 MIAMI * 3:47 MIAMI Dysert 23-yard run (Cook kick) 17-31 MIAMI * 0:31 TOLEDO Page 15-yard run (Steigerwald kick) 24-31 MIAMI

Temple

Bowling Green

Buffalo

References

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Miami RedHawks football seasons

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