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Butch Davis’ love of coaching survives amid pandemic-battered year of heartache for FIU


I last spoke to less than one year ago. I had never seen him happier, then. His FIU Panthers football team had finally beaten the Miami Hurricanes for the first time. Not quite one year later, Davis is a coach inside a team inside a pandemic. Few programs have been hit harder or seen their season more strewn about by the COVID-19 plague. (Miami Herald)

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Butch Davis’ love of coaching survives amid pandemic-battered year of heartache for FIU