Notre Dame is riding a ton of recruiting momentum following their win over Miami. That includes a massive target, quite literally. Notre Dame’s massive victory over Miami may have made an impression on more than just the college football world.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — If there is a major difference between a 9 p.m. ET tip time and a 7:00 p.m. tipoff, No. 17 Miami (2-1) would prefer the latter. The Hurricanes drowned North Florida in their second game of a five game home stand, 89-51.
As the 24-team College Football Playoff is finalized, other ramifications are coming from this new deal. The idea is "more exposure," but in reality, each year, at most six teams can win a National Championship and a conference championship.
The Miami Hurricanes have had this game circled ever since their last meeting with Notre Dame last year, as they traveled to South Bend and lost, 24-31.
Being down 24-3 on the road as the No. 1 team in the country shows a lot about a team, its players, and a star quarterback. Darian Mensah, in the first half, looks pedestrian as the Heisman frontrunner against the Fighting Irish.
College football is entering one of its most exciting stretches as teams head into Week 11.
Malachi Toney will miss his first game of the 2026 season when Miami visits Notre Dame on Saturday. The Hurricanes’ star wide receiver suffered a high ankle sprain during Miami’s practice on Wednesday.
Phillip Dorsett’s long NFL journey took another turn Friday when the Las Vegas Raiders released the former Miami Hurricanes standout from their practice squad, via the NFL transaction wire.
College football is entering its final stretch, and that means every game's stakes are high.
Mario Cristobal and the Miami Hurricanes could be building something special with their 2027 recruiting class. As a whole, it's a recruiting class that's stacked.
It was a good 2026 campaign for Miami (FL), albeit an underwhelming one. One year after the Hurricanes fell short against Louisville in the Super Regionals, Miami won 39 games, more than in 2025.
The Miami Hurricanes are currently undefeated and the No. 1 team in the first set of College Football Playoff rankings. Thursday brought more good news.
The Fighting Irish have a tough test against the No. 1 Hurricanes this Saturday.
ESPN's Pete Thamel reported on Wednesday night that Miami's Malachi Toney is dealing with a high-ankle sprain and will undergo surgery that will sideline him indefinitely.
Miami simply won't be able to replace Toney if he can't play, or even if he's limited. What the Hurricanes can do is give redshirt freshman wideout Daylyn Upshaw more opportunities
The Miami Hurricanes are No. 1 in the inaugural 2026 College Football Playoff rankings released Tuesday night.
The College Football Playoff Selection Committee revealed its initial rankings Tuesday night. As expected, it ignited heated debate.
Miami, UCLA and Utah are the only undefeated teams left.
The Miami Hurricanes' 38-35 win at North Carolina, coupled with Ohio State's 30-18 loss at USC on Saturday night, could make the Hurricanes the unanimous number-one when the Week 10 polls are released on Sunday.
Miami Hurricanes running back Mark Fletcher Jr. had a record-setting night in Week 9.
Miami's opponents are helping to strengthen its case as the best team in the country.
Is the U back? That has been a constant question surrounding the Miami Hurricanes since they won their last national championship in 2001.
Whiteside is ranked as the No. 27 linebacker in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports Composite. He's the 20th commitment to an elite Miami class, ranked No. 2 in the country.
How did the AP Poll shake out after a chaotic Week 7?
Miami survived with a 43-35 double-overtime win over Florida State on Saturday that will likely push the Hurricanes to No. 1 in the polls.
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