The MIami Hurricanes see some of the best quarterbacks in the country next season, but they have the defensive room to make sure that they will remain in check.
The biggest criticism entering this season for the Miami Hurricanes and their star quarterback is the ball security that has to be fixed. However, this was a similar problem that Cam Ward had before he entered Miami.
The Miami Hurricanes and Jai Lucas return to the Big 10 to add another key piece to their roster. However, it likely won't be this season, but the year after, as the Hurricanes land the commitment of LJ Cason from the transfer portal.
Rueben Bain Jr. and Ahkeem Mesidor are now off on their NFL journeys after being first-round picks out of the Miami Hurricanes camp this past season. They were two of the three first-round picks that set the standard and tone for what the program can look like as an elite prospect farm on the defensive side of the ball.
One of the best rooms in the country that is going under the radar starts with one of the biggest weaknesses that had to be revamped two seasons ago. The Miami Hurricanes' secondary was once one of the worst units in college football.
A run to a championship requires a number of particular things to go a program’s way. Naturally, teams make their own fortunes. At least the best ones do.
The Hurricanes have a potential star coming to Coral Gables next year. As usual, the South Florida high school football scene has more (way, way more) of its fair share of talent than almost anywhere else across the country.
For the past two seasons, the Miami Hurricanes have struggled in the middle of the season with key losses that knocked them out of their playoff hopes during the single Cam Ward season, and almost shook the core of the program last season against SMU and Louisville.
All eyes are on the Miami Hurricanes and its star quarterback Darian Mensah. Anyone inside the building will say that Mensah is one of the best players in the country and could be the best quarterback the Canes have had in the past three years.
More things continue to change in college football year after year, and in the Atlantic Coast Conference, more changes are coming for teams who are trying to reach the ACC Championship game this season.
The dream for Mario Cristobal in his first year as the Miami Hurricanes head coach was to build a roster and a program for the future that would always be in contention.
Some my undervalue the importance of following your heart and understanding the process. That is something that keeps Miami Hurricanes running back Mark Fletcher Jr.
Darian Mensah shocked the college football world this offseason with his transfer from the Duke Blue Devils to the Miami Hurricanes. The move says a lot about college football today.
Former Duke Blue Devils quarterback Darian Mensah joined the Miami Hurricanes this offseason. A huge paycheck isn't the only reason he transferred.
Mensah has all the tools to be a superstar for the Miami Hurricanes in 2026.
The Canes are getting a lot of love to end an ugly drought. The Miami Hurricanes have accomplished plenty over their last four-plus decades on the football field.
Fresh off a run to the national title game, this year’s Miami Hurricanes might even be better. The offense has a pair of 1,000-yard receivers (Cooper Barkate and Malachi Toney), a 1,000-yard rusher (Mark Fletcher) and one of the ACC’s top returning QBs (Darian Mensah).
Michael Irvin is bullish on the Miami Hurricanes heading into the 2026 season.
The Miami Hurricanes gave Eli Woodard, a four-star wide receiver from Temecula, California, a special feeling.
Former Miami Hurricanes football player Rashaun Jones has been hit with new charges. Jones remains behind bars following his 2021 arrest. He is accused of killing teammate Bryan Pata while they were teammates at the University of Miami in 2006.
The Miami Hurricanes and head coach Mario Cristobal had a great day on the recruiting trail.
The Miami Hurricanes picked up a huge 2027 recruiting win on Thursday.
Brissett decided to stay away from the team for the start of the club's voluntary offseason program amid his desire for a pay raise.
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