Miami vs Ole Miss 1940: The Power Run Clinic

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    <h2>The Backyard Brawl of 1940</h2>
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      On Nov 29, 1940, the Miami Hurricanes and Ole Miss Rebels clashed at Roddey Burdine Stadium in Miami, FL.
      This matchup, now etched in the annals of college football history, showcased the grit and evolution of the sport during the History era.
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        <span class="label">Winner</span>
        <span class="value">Ole Miss (21-7)</span>
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        <span class="label">Attendance</span>
        <span class="value">23,174</span>
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        <span class="label">Weather</span>
        <span class="value">Clear, 65°F</span>
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    <h3>The Context</h3>
    <p>The Power Run Clinic. In a game defined by sheer physicality, Ole Miss's 'Heavy Battalion' backfield ground down a smaller Miami front. The Rebels rushed for over 300 yards, controlling the clock for nearly 40 minutes.</p>

    <h3>Key Moments & MVP</h3>
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      The game was defined by singular moments of brilliance. 
      <strong>Junie Hovious (HB) - 145 Rush Yds</strong> earned 'Player of the Game' honors for a performance that is still discussed by historians today.
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      "The turning point came with a goal-line stand by ole miss just before halftime that preserved a 14-0 lead.. It completely shifted the momentum."
       - <cite>Archive Records</cite>
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    <h3>Historical Significance</h3>
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       Looking back, this <strong>1940</strong> showdown was more than just a game; it was a snapshot of where both programs stood.
       For Miami, it was a test of resilience. For Ole Miss, a display of schematic discipline. 
       Understanding these roots helps us appreciate the magnitude of their modern rivalry.
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      <p><strong>About the Author:</strong> Dr. Marcus J. Reed is the Lead Sports Historian for the Season Archive Project, specializing in the genealogy of Southern college football rivalries.</p>
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