Before the second half against Stanford, No. 10 Miami was having a bad day. Well, more like seven bad quarters in a row. The offense was stale, predictable, and not adjusting.
No. 10 Miami showed a glimpse of the team that they had at the start of the season in the second half against Stanford. The first half, however, showed what the team had been struggling with for six straight quarters.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The running game has been a question of concern over the past two games for No. 10 Miami. The offense felt stagnant and was sputtering time and time again.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Entering the season, everyone had projections about this Miami Hurricanes team. They knew that star defensive edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Miami Hurricanes are back in the win column, but it was a rough first half for the team that has national championship aspirations.
The Miami Hurricanes are set to open week 10 of the college football season as they take on the SMU Mustang on Nov. 1 at noon ESPN announces. After nearly every game of the season starting at 7:00 p.m., the Hurricances have an early game.
Even after winning over Stanford, the Miami Hurricanes dropped in the AP and USA Today Coaches Polls due to the SEC and Vanderbilt. Going into the week, the Hurricanes were No.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Miami Hurricanes are back in business as they had an SEC-like victory over the Stanford Cardinal, and they get back into the win column.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla — The No. 9 Miami returned to form in the second half, or in the words of head coach Mario Cristobal, they "started playing Miami Hurricanes football." Cristobal was proud of what the Hurricanes were able to do, but understood that this is the standard that they want to set.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Walking into the locker room at halftime tied 7-7, No. 9 Miami had a choice to make. Layover and all the work they did at the start of the season go to waste, or play like the team that was once the No.
The Miami Hurricanes have been one of the best teams in the country, leading to them being one of the top draws in college football this season. Week after week, the Hurricanes are providing game after game where all around the country, people can't miss what they are seeing.
No. 9 Miami has been consistent with its uniforms this season. They have worn their orange and white uniforms for all four home games this season, but they will have a new look in a few weeks against an ACC opponent.
This weekend is a massive one for recruits for the Hurricanes, but they are also in the market for more defensive linemen. Now the Hurricanes are battling Houston for rising three-star lineman Isaiah Broughton after he recently decommitted from UNLV, according to Rivals.
The Miami Hurricanes will get a chance at making an impression on one of the elite players in the 2027 class next month. According to Hayes Fawcett of On3 Sports/Rivals, the Canes will be hosting five-star RB Kemon Spell for a visit on November 8.
Every time the Miami Hurricanes get you believing they are ready to return to a national championship level, they seem to have a huge slip-up at some point in the season and blow it against an unranked team.