The Bills’ former first round pick has had a terrific start to 2026, and it’s been crucial for a Buffalo defense that hasn’t kept opponents down on the scoreboard.
The Miami Hurricanes' defense has its biggest test defensively this season against a potent Wake Forest offense on Friday night.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — No. 5 Miami has one of the best receiver rooms in the country, but it rarely gets to see the light of day thanks to the supernova that already sits in the room.
Malachi Toney is a special wide receiver for the Miami Hurricanes. He's the type of player that the Hurricanes can simply feed the ball to.
The Miami Hurricanes have one of the biggest brands in college football. Some would say they also boast one of the biggest brands in college sports.
Miami wide receiver Malachi Toney is openly recruiting Brysen Wright to Coral Gables, and landing the five-star Jacksonville Mandarin receiver would give the Hurricanes the No.
Former Miami Hurricanes running back DeeJay Dallas is back on an NFL active roster. The Minnesota Vikings signed Dallas to their 53-man roster Wednesday after placing running back Jordan Mason on injured reserve with a thumb injury.
Damon Wilson II has the résumé Miami wanted when it went after him in the transfer portal. Now the Hurricanes need the production to match it. The senior edge rusher arrived in Coral Gables after a second-team All-SEC season at Missouri, where he posted nine sacks and generated consistent pressure.
The Miami Hurricanes could have a new uniform provider after the 2026 football season. Miami reportedly plans to reunite with Nike in 2027 after more than a decade with Adidas.
The Canes just lined their pockets by turning back to a popular mark from their glory days. The debate about whether “the U is back” has been going on for two decades.
After spending over a decade with Adidas, the Miami Hurricanes have decided to go in a different direction for their uniform providers. Back in 2015, the University of Miami agreed to a 12-year contract with Adidas.
The Miami Hurricanes' last weekday game to begin the 2026 season is on Friday at Wake Forest. Miami began the 2026 season on Friday, Sept. 4, with a 45-6 win at Stanford.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — "Next man up." No. 5 Miami is living by that mentality thanks to key secondary pieces dropping like flies. However, Miami has been building this roster just in case something like this happens, and defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman loves the depth and the opportunity given to others.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Week 3 is quickly approaching, and some already have an idea of who will be in the College Football Playoff. One of those teams is the Miami Hurricanes.
The Miami Hurricanes will consistently bring in weekly honors because they are one of the best teams in the country. No. 5 Miami has two Heisman candidates, Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney, but they also have some of the best young talent in the country.
No. 5 Miami is one of the best teams to watch in the country currently. The Hurricanes continue to show what an elite offensive team looks like, while defensively, defensive coordinator Corey Hetherman adjusts to work with what his defense has.
No teams on the 2026 Miami schedule, other than Notre Dame, are in the top 25 this week.
The Canes are going to be shorthanded in a key area for the next month, but they have the depth to handle it. The Miami Hurricanes entered the 2026 season with a very deep and largely healthy secondary.
The Miami Hurricanes set a program record with 856 yards in a 77-7 win over Florida A&M on Thursday.
Miami couldn’t have looked sharper or more explosive in a 45-6 win over Stanford to open the season. Everything clicked, the stars came out to play, and it was over in a hiccup.
The Miami Hurricanes remained seventh in the Associated Press Top 25 and the AFCA coaches polls released on Tuesday.
Toney picked up where he left off from a spectacular freshman season with a Miami record 234 receiving yards, falling one reception shy of the program high with 12 catches on Friday night.
Excluding neutral-site games, No. 7 Miami opens a season on the road for only the second time since 2015, playing at Stanford on Friday night.
Former Miami Hurricanes linebacker Wesley Bissainthe has joined the lawsuit seeking a fifth year of college eligibility, according to reporting from CBS
Cayden Daughtry is one of the top high school point guard recruits in the country.
The dismissal of wide receiver Cam Vaughn from the Miami football program should not significantly impact the Hurricanes' depth at the position.
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