MIAMI HURRICANES

The Miami Hurricanes lost their final midweek game of the season, falling to Florida Gulf Coast 7-3 at Mark Light Field on Tuesday night. Catcher Alejandro Rodriguez drove in Ellis with a single for FGCU, marking his 50th RBI of the season. Miami (37-15, 18-9 Atlantic Coast Conference) didn’t allow a run in the sixth, the last inning for Garland. Freshman reliever Gage Ziehl, in his 25th appearance of the season, allowed four runs in the eighth inning. FGCU added another in the ninth inning when Kinker hit his 16th home run of the season, giving the Eagles a four-run lead.

In their first series against a non-Atlantic Coast Conference opponent since late February, the Miami Hurricanes showed why they are one of the best teams in the nation. 6 Miami (35-12, 17-7 ACC) swept the visiting North Dakota State Bison (26-16, 12-4 SUMMIT). Another dominant hitting performance by Yohandy MoralesEverything was clicking at the plate this weekend for sophomore third baseman Yohandy Morales. The sophomore Miami native hit 10-of-15 this weekend, even more extraordinary when comparing to his average of .346 on the season. 23-ranked Seminoles are coming off a series win against Boston College and will strive for a second straight conference series win, in order to move ahead of Notre Dame in the ACC Coastal.

Burke collected eight RBI hits for the most by a Hurricane in five years, leading Miami’s lineup in a 22-0 rout over North Dakota State on a humid, 90-degree night at Mark Light Field Friday. In the second inning, North Dakota State starter Max Loven didn’t recover from a rocky start, allowing four additional earned runs. North Dakota State (25-14, 12-4 Summit) registered only three hits. The Southeastern Louisiana transfer drove in Morales with his second RBI double in the fifth. UM and North Dakota State returns for the second game of the series Saturday.

In the midst of a four-game losing streak, their worst of the year, the Miami Hurricanes came to life on Sunday at Mac Nease Baseball Park, taking down the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 13-2. Despite ending the first with one run, the Hurricanes doubled their production in the second inning as they plated two. Georgia Tech’s lineup, however, then scored five combined runs in the fourth and fifth to sink Miami for good and pull away with a series win. Georgia Tech center fielder Colin Hall brought in a run as a hit batsman and third baseman Drew Compton hit a two-run single. With a win in its series finale, Miami fell to 23-1 when leading after three innings.

If there was a definition of an ugly baseball game, then a series opener at Georgia Tech was it for the Miami Hurricanes. 3 Hurricanes lost their series opener against Georgia Tech 3-1. The loss marks the third straight for Miami, the first time this season a three-game losing streak has occurred. Georgia Tech (26-17, 11-11 ACC) left only four runners on base. We had some situations where we had guys on base and in scoring position.”Palmquist (6-3) was tacked with the loss, Medich (4-3) earned the win and Georgia Tech reliever Zach Maxwell notched his second save of the season.

It may be a different feeling for the Miami Hurricanes this weekend in Atlanta when they face off against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Georgia Tech (25-17, 10-11 ACC) comes in losing a midweek of its own. Simpson, a transfer from UAB and second baseman for Georgia Tech, has hit for an ACC leading .433 batting average. Georgia Tech will have Chance Huff starting on Friday, John Medich on Saturday and Marquis Grissom Jr. on Sunday. Huff, a right hander, pitched with Vanderbilt before transferring to Georgia Tech where he owns a 3-2 record across ten starts in 2022, holding a 6.63 ERA.

3 in the rankings, the Miami Hurricanes lost their first mid-week matchup since March 16. Against the Stetson Hatters (19-21, 5-13 ASUN) on Tuesday night, Miami (31-10, 16-5 ACC) struggled with both pitching and scoring runs in a 12-4 loss at Mark Light Field. Pitching wise, poor pitching. Offensively, just poor, poor performance. Utility player JP Gates pitched the eighth inning for the Hurricanes and gave up a solo home run to catcher Christian Pregent.

5 Miami Hurricanes still won another ACC series. A 2-1 win on Friday, won in extra innings, a 17-2 win Saturday, and a 9-4 loss in the series finale Sunday kept Miami (31-9, 16-5 ACC) atop of the ACC Coastal by three games. As Miami looks past its sixth ACC series win of the season, here are some of the takeaways from the series…1. Freshman Zach Levenson shines againIn all three games of the series, Levenson put on impressive career-best hitting displays, going 6-of-8 and batting in six runs. Florida State, which fell to Clemson after sweeping Louisville, will mark Miami’s following ACC series once the Canes host North Dakota State for a non-conference weekend series.

The Miami Hurricanes collected their 30th win on the season in thrilling fashion: with a walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th inning. Although the Pittsburgh Panthers outhit the Hurricanes 11 to seven, there seemed to be nothing they could do to beat the No. 5 Hurricanes late in a 2-1 Miami win Friday at Mark Light Field. But a home run allowed to Panthers shortstop Brock Franks leveled up the contest to start the ninth. Junior reliever Anthony Arguelles, despite allowing two hits in the 10th, ended up with the win for the Hurricanes.

With two months of the season down and only one to go, the Miami Hurricanes enter yet another big conference series at Mark Light Field as the team matches up against the Pittsburgh Panthers. I worked on it in my last bullpen, getting the spin right.”Off the win, Miami will have a tougher task against a solid Pittsburgh opponent. For the first game of the series, Miami is expected to send former All-American Carson Palmquist to the mound. Miami enters the series 14-4 in the ACC, while the next best winning percentage in the ACC Coastal comes from Virginia Tech’s 9-7 conference record. That considered, winning this series could be a crucial step for Miami to eventually clinch the division as the regular season winds down.

Nobody will want to miss the Miami Hurricanes’ spring football game to watch how far the team has come since the arrival of coach Mario Cristobal and his new-look coaching staff. They’ll be breaking down the spring game. We’re watching every other team’s spring game and putting the information in the system,” Gattis said. This is the spring football phase and we’re closing it. “The next step of it was be a fundamentally sound, smart football team.

The Miami Hurricanes had their 14-game win streak officially ended by Virginia Tech on Thursday night. Miami (27-7, 13-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) could not fight off Virginia Tech (22-8, 8-6 ACC) and dropped its first game since March 20. The top four batters for Virginia Tech, made up of Nick Biddison, Gavin Cross, Tanner Schobel and Jack Hurley accounted for 12 of the team’s 16 hits. A poor defensive inning and a big double with bases loaded by Cade Hunter in the eighth, however, allowed Virginia Tech to pull away and secure the win. Huge, huge outing for him.”Palmquist (6-2) collected the loss and Virginia Tech’s Griffin Green (5-1) was given the win.

In what might be the most frustrating night for the FAU Owls (21-13, 7-5 C-USA) so far this season, they lost a 7-6 matchup to the second-ranked Miami Hurricanes (27-6, 10-2 ACC) in Coral Gables on Tuesday night. The Owls flew high in the first inning as redshirt sophomore second baseman Steven Loden knocked in...

Head coach Mario Cristobal and the Miami Hurricanes got off to a great start this week when they received news of another commitment. On Monday morning, class of 2023 offensive tackle Frankie Tinilau committed to the University of Miami. Tinilau is another example of how significantly Miami’s recruiting has improved under Mario Cristobal and his staff. “I’ve always been a fan of Coach Cristobal and Coach Mirabal,” Tinilau said in an interview with InsideTheU. Helder Valle, the head coach at La Salle, sees serious potential in his future OT.

8 Miami Hurricanes (26-6, 13-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) came back from an early 3-0 deficit to defeat the No. 3 Virginia Cavaliers (26-6, 9-6 ACC) 15-5 and lengthen their longest winning streak since 2016. At one point during the inning, the Hurricanes recorded five consecutive hits and seven consecutive runners reached base. Virginia grabbed one run back in the sixth on an RBI sacrifice fly from Teel, snapping Miami’s streak of 11 consecutive unanswered runs. Pitelli got the Hurricanes to 15 runs with an RBI groundout in the seventh, his second RBI of the day.

8 Miami Hurricanes (24-6, 11-2 ACC) win their 11th straight game 6-2 over No. “It’s a good start to the series,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said. It was a great hitting display from the Hurricanes, which ended up having 10 hits compared to Virginia’s two. A two-run home run from sophomore third baseman Yohandy Morales gave the Hurricanes a 3-2 lead in the third inning. The sophomore earned the win and is now on a four-game winning streak of his own.

Sophomore captain Jake Garland pitched a career-most eight innings, allowing only one run and improving to 5-1 on the year. 8 Miami (23-6, 10-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) racked up nine runs in the first two innings, making a statement early on. Pitelli went 4-for-5 on the night and is coming off ACC Player of the Week recognition. I knew I could succeed at this level.”Burke stole home on a throw-down play to second to cap off the eight-run second inning and bring the score to 9-0. Miami scored two more runs while conceding a lone run in the eight on the way to victory.

The Miami Hurricanes have swept back-to-back Atlantic Coast Conference opponents after defeating the Duke Blue Devils 11-3 on Sunday at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. Miami added three more runs on sophomore third baseman Yohandy Morales’s bases-clearing three-run double in the top half of the second. Junior right-hander Billy Seidl started for the Blue Devils, but only lasted 1 1/3 innings while giving up six earned runs. Natoli was relieved by left-hander Matt Dockman, who was the first to not allow an earned run of any Duke pitcher, going two innings. Meanwhile, Miami’s starter in sophomore Alejandro Rosario earned a quality start as he went six innings.

Ahead by four runs after the top of the seventh inning, a series-clinching win drew closer for the No. 17 Miami Hurricanes until Duke didn’t go away on its home field. But after slicing Miami’s lead to one, no one managed more than a hit on closer Andrew Walters in a 4-3 Hurricanes win Saturday afternoon at Durham Bulls Athletic Park. “When you have a chance to win the series, you have to do whatever you can to do that,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said. “We found a way to win because we pitched and defended,” DiMare said.

Behind by one run with four outs left, the Miami Hurricanes needed scoring fast. Miami never looked back in its series opener, defeating Duke 4-1 at Durham Bulls Athletic Park for its sixth straight win Friday. The eighth inning followed two hits in the seventh inning in which Pitelli, the tying run, was caught stealing. Duke starter Marcus Johnson, who led the Blue Devils with five wins and seven saves in 30 appearances last year, countered with a four-hit shutout performance in 6 1/3 innings. Blue Devils right-hander Jimmy Loper (2-1) was tacked with the loss, surrendering Pitelli’s go-ahead home run.

The Atlantic Coast Conference remains one of the most competitive conferences in all of college baseball, with seven teams ranked in the Top 25, per D1 Baseball. The Miami Hurricanes (18-6, 7-2 ACC) are now proving they belong among college baseball’s elite. “This team fights for each other and that’s very important in this sport,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said Sunday following the team’s three-game sweep over North Carolina. Coming into this weekend’s series at Duke (12-13, 3-6 ACC), the Hurricanes are riding their third five-game winning streak of the season. Sophomore starter Carson Palmquist will start the opener for Miami as he looks for his sixth victory of the season.

After a 3-2 victory in a 14-inning game on Sunday, the Miami Hurricanes’ offense returned to life on the other side of the state of Florida. FGCU then got out to a fast start, scoring a pair of runs off sophomore starter Jake Garland when Harrison Povey hit a two-run single. Scoring 10 runs in the inning, Miami needed nothing more to win. Kayfus singled to left, adding another before freshman outfielder Edgardo Villegas notched a two-run hit. It comes naturally to you.”FGCU sophomore left-hander Mason Miller started and was tagged with four earned runs in the inning.

The Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball team traveled to Chicago, Illinois this past weekend for the NCAA Tournament regional playoffs. On Friday, the Hurricanes took on Iowa State in the Sweet 16. Behind Kameron McGusty’s 27 points and four steals, the Canes came through with a 70-56 victory which propelled the program to its first ever Elite Eight. The Canes went on to face the No. Here are some of the best photos from the weekend taken by photo editor Josh Halper.

Ochai Agbaji, David McCormack and Christian Braun powered a dazzling second half for Kansas, and the top-seeded Jayhawks pounded Miami 76-50 to advance to the program’s 16th Final Four.

In their first Elite Eight appearance in program history, the Miami Hurricanes face a tall opponent: the only No. Those guys are just so great at what they do and they’re so fundamentally sound.”The Jayhawks have a rich history in the NCAA tournament. The last Elite Eight game they won was in 2018 when they beat Duke. This game will be Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga’s second appearance in an Elite Eight game. Larrañaga is the first head coach in NCAA tournament history to lead two different programs to the Elite Eight as a double-digit seed.

There are only eight teams left in the NCAA Tournament and the Miami Hurricanes are one of them, despite being projected to finish 12th in the Atlantic Coast Conference. For such an occurrence, key takeaways exist from Miami’s third Sweet 16 appearance under 11th-year coach Jim Larrañaga, as the team moves into its first-ever Elite Eight:1. Such was the case on Friday night, too, as McGusty scored 27 points, Moore added nine assists, and Waardenburg collected eight rebounds. In their most recent win, the Canes forced Iowa State to turn it over 18 times. The Hurricanes will face the top-seeded team in the Midwest region on Sunday when they compete with the Kansas Jayhawks.

For the first time ever in program history, the Miami Hurricanes are dancing on to the Elite Eight. “To reach the first Elite Eight in program history, that’s amazing,” senior guard Kameron McGusty said after the game. “Iowa State is one heck of a basketball team,” Larrañaga said. But after a timeout, Iowa State came storming back with an 8-0 run of their own to take the lead at 8-7. From there the game unraveled for Iowa State and the Canes held a double digit lead for the remainder of the game.

Isaiah Wong scored 21 points, Kameron McGusty had 20 and 10th-seeded Miami shut down Auburn's power couple Jabari Smith and Walker Kessler for a 79-61 victory to reach its first Sweet 16 in six years.

Maeva Djaldi-Tabdi of Miami led all scorers with 15 points.

Just as he guided the Miami Hurricanes to late-game successes all season long, redshirt senior guard Charlie Moore stepped up to the foul line with three seconds left for the two most critical free throws of their season. Moore’s game-clinching foul shots carried 10th-seeded Miami to a 68-66 upset win over No. 7 seed Southern California at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina, after sophomore guard Isaiah Wong fouled out with a game-high 22 points in the Hurricanes’ first NCAA Tournament game since 2018. In addition to forcing USC into 18 turnovers, six above the Trojans’ average, Miami committed only three. Also, it’s just a great win for Miami, the Miami family.

The men’s team, which recently lost in the semifinals of the ACC Tournament against Duke, will be participating in the tournament for the first time since 2018. “The U is back … back in the big dance,” men’s basketball coach Jim Larrañaga said after the team’s viewing of the NCAA’s Selection Sunday show. The Hurricanes (23-10) return only three players (Sam Waardenburg, Deng Gak and Rodney Miller Jr.) from their previous tournament team, with Waardenburg being the only key contributor. And you’re playing a really, really great team.”More talented teams await the Hurricanes, who have embraced each other more than they could expect. Harden shared the surrealness of playing under Meier in the ACC Tournament, as she envisions forming more similar moments.

The Miami Hurricanes’ 12-11 series-opening loss to Boston College on Friday night was not followed by further struggles for better starts. “We played a much more complete game,” Miami head coach Gino DiMare said. Boston College matched the next inning as first baseman Joe Vetrano blasted a solo shot to tie the game. Two errors committed by Boston College allowed Miami to score two more runs in the fifth inning. Ligon (2-1) was awarded the win, while Boston College starting pitcher Sean Hard picked up the loss.

The Canes will be the No. 10 seed in the Midwest Region.

Fourth-year junior guard Jordan Miller provided late-game heroics once again, as the Miami Hurricanes beat the Boston College Eagles, 71-69, in overtime. Miami shot 30-for-56 from the field, while Boston College shot 29-for-57. Boston College quickly jumped out into the lead in at the beginning of the game. Boston College junior forward Quinten Post led his team with 12 opening-half points. There were multiple free throw attempts missed, and multiple open shots missed, including a missed shot that led to the game winning layup.

The Miami Hurricanes gave Jim Larranaga a contract extension.

After consecutive losses to rival Florida over the weekend, the Miami Hurricanes bounced back on Tuesday night, riding a nine-run seventh inning to a 12-5 victory at FIU Baseball Stadium. The bullpen held strong, going the final five innings with Alejandro Torres recording the win in his return to FIU since transferring to Miami. FIU starter Carlos Lequerica was dominant in his four innings of work, allowing just three Hurricanes to reach base while recording a season-high six strikeouts. Again, the Hurricanes tied the game in the sixth but gave the lead back to FIU again in the bottom of the sixth. The Hurricanes claimed the lead on a three-run home run by catcher Maxwell Romero Jr. and never looked back.

The Miami Hurricanes kicked off Spring Practice on Monday.

The Miami Hurricanes had little response as they were handily beaten by their in-state rival Florida Gators (10-3) at Mark Light Field Sunday afternoon. The matchup was the final game of a three-day weekend series, in which Florida won two out of three contests. “I feel like all their pitchers this weekend just came out and attacked the zone,” Miami outfielder Jacob Burke said. The Gators added two more runs in the first and continued to expand their lead from there. The inning began with a solo home run by Florida first baseman Kendrick Calilao off of Miami sophomore right-hander Alex McFarlane.

Isaiah Wong scored 15 points and Charlie Moore added 11 points, eight assists and two steals for the Hurricanes.

Trailing by 15 points in the fourth quarter against a top-five opponent, many teams would fold, but not the Miami Hurricanes. At the ACC Tournament in Greensboro, North Carolina, Miami head coach Katie Meier’s team rose to the challenge, defeating the Cardinals and drastically improving its chances of making it into the upcoming NCAA Tournament. The win marks the third-ranked opponent that Miami has defeated this year and the highest-ranked team that it has taken down. “I know that the team needed my energy, so I brought my energy and that’s it,” Mbandu said after the game. They will look to follow it up in the semi-final round of the ACC Tournament, with tip-off at 2:30 p.m. from Greensboro Coliseum on Saturday.

The Miami Hurricanes (21-9, 13-6 Atlantic Coast Conference) defeated the Boston College Eagles (11-18, 6-13 ACC) on Wednesday night in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts by a score of 81-70, securing a double-bye in next week’s ACC Tournament. The victory was Jim Larrañaga’s 221st as head coach of Miami, making him the men’s basketball program’s winningest coach of all time. The record previously belonged to Bruce Hale, who won 220 games as Miami’s head coach from 1954-1967. Wong scored 12 of the Hurricanes’ first 18 points, leading the visitors to a sizeable lead which they would go on to nurse for the rest of the contest. The Hurricanes will now travel to Syracuse, New York ahead of their season finale against the Syracuse Orange on Saturday.

During his illustrious career, Taylor was a six-time Pro Bowl selection and accumulated 139.5 sacks, 47 forced fumbles and eight interceptions.

The win made Miami coach Jim Larrañaga the winningest coach in Miami history

Rashaun Jones, a football teammate at the University of Miami, was arrested in the 2006 shooting death of Pata. Rashaun Jones was in court today for an Arthur hearing where a judge determines whether jones can be released from jail to await trial.

The Miami Hurricanes swimming and diving team had three swimmers finish out the regular season at the Bulldog Invitational this weekend at the University of Georgia’s Ramsey Center. Redshirt senior Danika Huizinga, junior Aino Otava and sophomore Emma Sundstrand competed for the Hurricanes in Athens, Georgia. “All three women are walking away with a weekend to be proud of,” Miami head swimming coach Andy Kershaw said. “Danika not only set the Miami record but improved her entry time into the NCAA Championships. The Hurricanes will strive to be represented well during the NCAA Championships in Atlanta, which run from March 16–19.

It was a heartbreaking senior game for the Miami Hurricanes (19-9, 11-6 Atlantic Coast Conference), losing to Virginia Tech (18-11, 10-8 ACC) 71-70 on Saturday at the Watsco Center. Virginia Tech sophomore guard Darius Maddox was able to make a very difficult 3-pointer with 10 seconds remaining to give the Hokies the win. The scoring began to pick up for both sides, with Miami and Virginia Tech going back and forth with physical shots from the paint and midrange. Although Miami had the lead, Virginia Tech had shot 61% from the field, compared to Miami, who shot 48% in the game’s opening period. Virginia Tech, however, still put up a fight.

Five seniors will be honored on Saturday afternoon as the Miami Hurricanes play their final game in the friendly confines of the Watsco Center for the 2021-22 season. Sixth-year seniors Kameron McGusty, Rodney Miller Jr., Charlie Moore and Sam Waardenburg, as well as fifth-year redshirt junior Deng Gak, are in line to be celebrated before the Hurricanes (20-8, 12-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) square off against the Virginia Tech Hokies (17-11, 9-8 ACC). “Virginia Tech’s a great team, so we just have to lock in defensively and limit their 3-point shots; they’re a great 3-point shooting team,” Moore said. Virginia Tech sits at sixth in Division I basketball in 3-point shooting percentage at 39%, and its 50% clip from beyond the arc in the previous meeting between the two teams played a large role in keeping the game close. “Ever since I’ve been here we’ve been in dogfights every time we’ve played them,” McGusty said on the recent history between the two teams.

The Miami Hurricanes golf team had a mediocre showing last week in Orlando, Florida at the UCF Challenge, finishing eighth out of 18 teams. The team entered this week hoping to have a bounce-back performance at the Moon Golf Invitational in Melbourne, Florida. The Hurricanes finished last out of 15 teams and finished 61 shots behind first-place Florida State. Despite finishing with a final-round 78 (6-over), Backman shot her ninth and 10th round of par or better on the season during the first two rounds. Backman shot an even-par 72 on Sunday and followed that up with a 1-under-par 71 on Monday.

Sam Waardenburg and Jordan Miller scored 12 points apiece for Miami.

Sophomore diver Max Flory took home a bronze medal, finishing behind Cooper and bringing the Canes to seven medals in four days. “It ended a great with the 400-medley relay record, which we had set earlier in the year,” Kershaw said. “To re-break [the record] it was great.”The medley relay was not the only record UM broke, as the 400-yard freestyle relay team set a school record with a 3:18.28 time. The team was made up of San Nicolas, freshman Jacey Hinton, redshirt sophomore Adrianna Cera, and senior Sydney Knapp. The weekend ended on a high note for the Canes, as Flory was named the ACC Championships Men’s Diving MVP.

Kameron McGusty led Miami with 20 points.

Entering the 2022 season, Miami Hurricanes head coach Gino DiMare preached that his team’s pitching staff was going to be the anchor of this year’s squad. If the first series is any indication for the remainder of the season, DiMare will be able to rely on both hitting and pitching to guide the Canes to Omaha for the first time since 2016. He went five innings allowing one unearned run while allowing just two hits and setting a career high with six strikeouts. “It’s a huge confidence booster and a great way to start my career here at Miami,” Carrier said. The Hurricanes secured a four-game sweep to open the season, their third Opening Weekend sweep in four years.

The Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball team defeated the Pittsburgh Panthers 60-50 in The Watsco Center on Feb. 17, 2022. Here are some of the best photos from the game, taken by the Miami Hurricane photo staff.

After months of anticipation, the Miami Hurricanes will finally take the field as they kick off a four-game series at home against Towson on Friday night at 7 p.m. Miami will play in its first non-intersquad contest since being eliminated in the regional round of the 2021 NCAA Tournament. Since last season, the Hurricanes have seen a notable roster shift and against Towson, they will get a chance to show off the newest members of the young team. Last season, Miami finished fourth in the Atlantic Coast Conference in team ERA at 4.4, allowing only 158 walks and held opponents to a batting average of .245. Towson fields 41 players on the roster, and many of those players have college playing experience as there are only eight freshmen. Last season, however, the team from Maryland was not as competitive as many others, finishing with a record of 21-36.

Miami started off hot on the road against Virginia on Tuesday, going up 20-3 at the end of the first quarter which led to a 16-point victory. The Hurricanes rode their hot three-point shooting, finishing the game at 47.6% from downtown after shooting 52.9% in the win over Florida State. “We have a lot of road wins this year in the ACC and they count more, they really do,” Miami coach Katie Meier said. Miami will be on the road in Atlanta on Sunday to take on No. 16 Georgia Tech, a team the Canes upset at home towards the end of January.

The win was the Hurricanes’ first-ever road victory against the Cardinals.

The Miami Hurricanes decisively defeated Florida State 76-59 in the Watsco Center on Feb. 13, 2022. The win completed their season sweep over the Noles, with the Canes having won 59-52 on Jan. 20 in Tallahassee. Here are some of the best photos from the game, from the Miami Hurricane photo staff.

Wong nailed a clutch jumper to restore a two-possession lead as the Hurricanes ran the clock down to 11 seconds.

University of Miami football coordinators Josh Gattis and Kevin Steele say they are excited about the direction the program is headed under coach Mario Cristobal.

Byrne shot under par all three days and shot two consecutive rounds of 71 on Sunday and Monday. Byrne’s three-day total of 211 was good enough for a t-19th finish out of 99 players in the field. Fourth-year junior Anna Backman was the only other Hurricane to finish under par with a three-day total of 3-under par. Like Byrne, Backman fired rounds of even par or better during all three rounds. After opening with an even par, 72, on Sunday, Backman shot 70 and 71 over the final two days to finish at 3-under.

University of Michigan offensive coordinator Josh Gattis is accepting a job with Miami to run the offense, according to multiple sources.

When the Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball team needed to deliver in the fourth quarter, the team came through in the biggest way. 24 North Carolina (17-4, 7-4 ACC) enters the contest in sixth, following a win over Wake Forest. “The fact that we got the win, now we go out to [North] Carolina, it’s a place where we really enjoy playing. [North Carolina is] a very, very talented team.”The Tar Heels are coming off a 19-point win against Wake Forest and were led by Alyssa Ustby’s 18 points and 10 rebounds. The goal for UM is to get to the NCAA Tournament in March, but the team plays some tough games moving forward, starting with North Carolina.

Kameron McGusty had 21 points for Miami in the loss.

The Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball team was in need of a win on Thursday night after a crushing loss at the hands of No. The Hurricanes’ balanced scoring attack was led in part by graduate transfer Maeva Djaldi-Tabdi, who poured in 14 points, which was tied for the team lead. The Canes also outrebounded Syracuse 53-36, which is something that Meier has harped on throughout the season. Syracuse (9-11, 2-8 ACC) entered the contest with a record that did not tell the entire story, as they proved to be a formidable opponent for the Hurricanes. The Orange had four scorers in double-figures, with redshirt sophomore guard Tiesha Hyman and graduate guard Naje Murray both scoring 15 points to lead Syracuse’s attack.

As the 2022 college football signing period has ended, the Miami Hurricanes finished with the 15th ranked recruiting class in the nation, according to 247 Sports. The Hurricanes had a few key pickups on National Signing Day that put the finishing touches on a very strong 2022 recruiting class. The day started with a commitment from offensive tackle Anez Cooper. The next player to commit to Miami on National Signing Day was TreVonte’ Citizen, a four-star running back from Lake Charles, Louisiana. “[Moten is a] 3-technique [defensive lineman], can’t find enough of those, [he is] 6-foot-3 [and] 322 pounds,” Cristobal said.

4 Louisville, the Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball team returns to the Watsco Center Thursday to take on Syracuse at 7 p.m. Freshman Ja’Leah Williams led Miami on Tuesday with a career-high 16 points and added five assists to help boost the Hurricanes’ offense. Syracuse is coming off a win against Pittsburgh, its second conference win of the season. In Tuesday’s contest, the Hurricanes held a fourth quarter lead, but Louisville stormed back late to take them down. Syracuse remains a potent offense this year despite their poor record, averaging 74.2 points per contest, but lacks collective rebounding like Miami.

Notre Dame had two 10-0 runs in the opening 10 minutes of the second half to take control.

Miami Hurricanes bullpen ace Carson Palmquist was named a unanimous Preseason All-American on Tuesday evening to become the third Cane in the last 13 years to receive the honor, the team announced. After playing in just eight games in the previous campaign, Palmquist shouldered a full workload and ended the season leading the Hurricanes and the Atlantic Coast Conference in saves with 14. The Fort Myers, Florida, native received various honors for his performance last season, being named a first-team All-American by NCWBA and Perfect Game. Palmquist has also been named a Preseason First-Team member by Baseball America. Now entering his third season in Coral Gables, Palmquist is expected to be a staple in the Hurricanes’ bullpen and one of their most important players, regardless of position.

Miami's annual showdown with Florida State will come on Nov. 5 at Hard Rock Stadium.

Jordan Miller scored 18 points for Miami and Charlie Moore finished with 13.

Miami’s Isaiah Wong missed a contested fadeaway jumper at the buzzer that would've given the Hurricanes a win.

The Hurricanes ended a five-game losing streak in the series with their largest margin of victory over the Tar Heels.

Kameron McGusty hit a hanging layup in traffic with 22.8 seconds left and Miami survived a final-play shot for the win to stun No. 2 Duke 76-74 on Saturday night.

Miami trailed by as many as 18 points in the first half after 4-for-14 shooting from 3-point range.

Mario Cristobal is bringing over a coach from Oregon.

The Miami Hurricanes football season is over.

Miami is scheduled to play in the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas on Dec. 31 against Washington State.

Radakovich is a former graduate of the University of Miami and comes to the school following a successful run as the athletic director for Clemson University.

On this episode of the Miami Sports Pod, Local 10 Sports Anchors Will Manso and Clay Ferraro dive into a big week for Miami football.

It didn’t take long for former University of Miami head coach Manny Diaz to find a job.

Clemson University athletic director Dan Radakovich had been widely viewed as Miami’s top choice for the job.

Mario Cristobal tugged on the orange Hurricanes jersey that had just been presented to him by University of Miami President Julio Frenk and then tried to put into words how returning to his alma mater tugs at his heartstrings.

John Ruiz is a Cuban American who grew up in Miami, went to the University of Miami and has had three kids graduate from UM.

Twice a national champion as a player, Mario Cristobal has been hired as the University of Miami’s new football coach and has his sights set on returning his alma mater to prominence.

The Canes have a bowl game.

Tyler Van Dyke received a huge honor on Wednesday.

One change has become official in Coral Gables.

On the latest episode of the Miami Sports Pod, Local 10 Sports Anchors Will Manso and Clay Ferraro discuss the Miami Dolphins and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa making it three straight wins after Sunday's victory over the New York Jets.

Tyler Van Dyke has been honored again.

The win ensured Miami (6-5, 4-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) will be bowl-eligible.

Manny Diaz addressed reporters on Wednesday.

According to the Associated Press, the university and Athletic Director Blake James have parted ways.

On the latest episode of the Miami Sports Pod, Local 10 Sports Anchors Will Manso and Clay Ferraro discuss the fallout of the Canes loss at FSU, and what it means for head coach Manny Diaz.

Manny Diaz is trying to prepare the Miami Hurricanes for their home finale against Virginia Tech on Saturday, after a disappointing loss to Florida State.

The Hurricanes had won four straight matchups against their rivals before Saturday’s loss.

Tyler Van Dyke is looking forward to facing FSU.

The Miami Hurricanes are getting ready to renew their rivalry with Florida State.

Jaylan Knighton ran for a career-best 162 yards and a score for Miami.

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Miami improved to 4-4 overall and 2-2 in the ACC with the win.