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Links at Lunch: More on Miami, Badger Breakdown, Cliff Harris Video

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Talk of the Miami scandal is everywhere on the college football blogsophere. CBSsports.com columnists Gregg Doyel and Dennis Dodd each brought their A games to the discussion. Dodd points out hypocrisy in Paul Dee sitting on NCAA infractions committees. Doyel silences some of the chatter on the death penalty, pointing out the ramifications such a penalty could have on the entire NCAA. Two more gentlemen whose work I consistently enjoy talk about this mess at In The Bleachers, as Michael Felder interviews Bomani Jones.

Nevin Shapiro seems to liken himself to another famous Miami booster, but ex-2 Live Crew frontman Luther Campbell had harsh words for the Ponzi scheme conspirator-turned-snitch on Rivals Radio.

All this negative attention on Miami is reminiscent of the 1980s. Violent drug wars made the city a hot choice for television and film producers to use it as a background in crime dramas. Everyday Should Be Saturday provides some needed levity in its Curious Index, most notably the outstanding .GIF of Sebastian the Ibis as Tony Montana.