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UM out to erase nasty memory in today's game


How many fans will show up to today's homecoming game is anyone's guess. UM officials initially expected as many as 50,000, but that number has been reduced 30,000. "We expect some people won't be able to come simply because of saving fuel," said UM Athletic Director Paul Dee. Those who do come will see a team intent on exacting revenge against the Tar Heels, who helped ruin the Hurricanes' season a year ago with a dramatic 31-28 victory in Chapel Hill, N.C. (Palm Beach Post)

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