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The reality of your reality by cbiebel

You even messed it up a bit:

You:
After graduation, Michaela became the coordinator of program and player at development at Miami University in Coral Gables, working for Coach Katie Meier. The following year, she took at job as assistat coach at Miami of Ohio for incoming new coach, fellow ND alum Megan Duffy. After one year, she then took the Director of Recruiting job at LSU.

Reality:

After graduation, Michaela became the coordinator of program and player at development at the University of Miami in Coral Gables, working for Coach Katie Meier. The following year, she took at job as assistat coach at Miami of Ohio for incoming new coach, fellow ND alum Megan Duffy. After one year, she then took the Director of Recruiting job at LSU.

University of Miami: in Florida
Miami University: Cradle of Coaches in Ohio

As someone who was at ND during the "Catholics vs Convicts" era, I've had the difference between the two etched into my brain.

Sorry, couldn't resist.