Rankings this time of year show who can be the best team in the country or who is just inside the top 25. The Miami Hurricanes (20-5, 9-3 ACC) saw a chance to be ranked after defeating No.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — No one expected the Miami Hurricanes to be this good so fast except for one person, head coach Jai Lucas. Now 25 games into the season, the Canes have had their best start in a decade with Lucas leading the charge.
The University of Miami women’s basketball team defeated Boston College, 82-70 on the road Sunday afternoon. Miami is now 13–12 overall and 5–9 in ACC play, while the Eagles are 4–24 overall and hold a 0–15 mark in conference action.
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. — It doesn't get better than Sunday afternoon baseball, which also felt like a return to football season as No. 22 Miami (3-0) scored four touchdowns against Lehigh 27-3, sweeping the series.
The final result of Saturday’s game between the NC State Wolfpack and the Miami Hurricanes left the crowd at Lenovo Center in Raleigh, N.C., absolutely stunned.
It's never a boring game with the Miami Hurricanes (20-5, 9-3 ACC) as they battle back down seven with less than a minute on the road against NC State, picking up another quad-one victory thanks to the return of the Canes' star defensive ace.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Omaha is in sight for No. 22 Miami, but first, they have to kick-start the season with a bang. Against Lehigh, the Hurricanes' dominant offense showed flashes of a team that could be a National Championship contender, defeating the Mountain Hawks 13-2 after a monster third inning.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Miami head coach Jai Lucas knows a thing or two about hostile envirments. Coaching against teams like North Carolina, at Duke, and other places around the country, he has seen crowds big and small.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — The Miami Hurricanes (19-5, 8-3 ACC) continue to surprise many around the country who are not paying attention to the team. For those who are, there are key pieces that have grown into multiple roles throughout the season.
Was it a fluke that the Miami Hurricanes reached Super Regionals last season and was one out away from going to Omaha? Only time will tell as they start this season ranked as the No.
The Miami Hurricanes are surging at the right time, and now, after defeating No. 11 North Carolina, the Canes prepare to hit the road again to face NC State.
College basketball programs in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) have been paying the price this week. First, the North Carolina Tar Heels were fined $50,000 after storming the court in an upset win over the Duke Blue Devils.
Chad Reuter projects the Carolina Panthers trading up from the 19th pick to the 11th to select edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. The trade partner would be Miami.
Miami’s long-awaited return to the College Football Playoff was supposed to mark a turning point, not just for the program, but for the perception of its head coach.
The unranked Miami Hurricanes pulled off an impressive 75-66 upset over the No. 11 UNC Tar Heels, despite serious shooting struggles. The Hurricanes scored first and never looked back, stopping the Tar Heels from securing a lead at all from start to finish.
Fresh off an emotional, high-octane comeback win against arch-rival Duke on Saturday, the Tar Heels walked right into a buzzsaw at the Watsco Center. Miami didn’t care about UNC’s rankings or their headlines.
Mensah is a 6-foot-3, 205-pound quarterback from San Louis Obispo, California, and he's the perfect encapsulation of the modern-day college football quarterback.
The Miami Hurricanes are back, and that's fair to say. Head coach Mario Cristobal may not like the phraseology, but after years lying dormant, the sleeping giant has awakened.