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Filmmaker Billy Corben documents the rise to prominence of the college football program at the University of Miami.

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The University of Miami's football program tries to recover from the devastation left by NCAA sanctions and scandals.

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The Owls (1-3) visit the Bulls (4-0) at Raymond James Stadium in Week 5 conference play. Temple seeks to snap a three-game skid after a 21-7 loss to Army, while USF beat Bowling Green, 14-6, behind D.J. Crowther and Luke Kromenhoek touchdowns.