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EPISODE DETAILSOn this episode of ‘Catch Up Canes (Wednesday, Sept. 28), The Miami Hurricanes’ podcast, we cover how the University of Miami is responding to Hurricane Ian, ‘Canes football and its current 2-2 status, Hispanic/Latin Heritage month celebrations on-campus, one student’s opinion on transgender Medicare coverage in Florida and more.

The Miami Hurricanes entered Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday afternoon as 25.5-point favorites over Middle Tennessee State and left with a 45-31 loss. Yet, his team looked flat against Middle Tennessee State. After gaining 4.9 yards per carry against Texas A&M’s elite defense, Miami only rushed for 60 yards on 38 attempts against MTSU. The Hurricanes’ defense had their first real test this week and failed. Miami’s defense gave up just over 12 points a game before Saturday, good enough for second in the ACC.

On the latest episode of the Miami Sports Pod, Local 10 Sports Anchors Will Manso and Clay Ferraro discuss the major upset win by the Miami Dolphins. First year head coach Mike McDaniel and third year QB Tua Tagovailoa are now 3-0 on the season, the only undefeated team remaining in the AFC.

Miami head coach Mario Cristobal’s 52nd birthday on Saturday may have been his worst yet, as the Miami Hurricanes fell to heavy underdog Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), 45-31, at Hard Rock Stadium. And credit Middle Tennessee for doing what they did,” Cristobal said. Multiple mistakes on both sides of the ball had fans at Hard Rock Stadium booing for large portions of the first half. By the time the final whistle blew, Hard Rock Stadium was empty. Miami has a bye next week, before Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) play begins against the University of North Carolina on Saturday, Oct. 8, at Hard Rock Stadium.

The Miami Hurricanes (2-1) have returned to the Greentree Practice Fields as they await a new opponent this Saturday in the Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders (2-1). Coming into the game against MTSU, sophomore signal-caller Tyler Van Dyke will have his work cut out for him as he attempts to bounce back. “Come in to practice everyday with the right mindset, everybody willing to work, we try to make tomorrow better than yesterday.”Middle Tennessee State will bring in an Air Raid offense led by head coach Rick Stockstill. “He’s recruited some really good football players.”Led by quarterback Chase Cunningham, the Blue Raiders’ offense is averaging 311.3 yards per game, 10th in the Conference USA. Still, MTSU has won their last two games against Colorado State and Tennessee State, putting up 49 points last week.

13 Miami Hurricanes headed to Kyle Field on Saturday for their first test of the season against Southeastern Conference (SEC) powerhouse No. The ‘Canes got in their own wayMiami’s glaring weak point against Texas A&M was its underwhelming offense. A combination of dropped passes, mental mistakes and questionable play calls stalled the ‘Canes and left them without a single touchdown in College Station, Texas. Throughout the first three weeks of the season, Miami’s o-line has all but dominated, with standout linemen Jalen Rivers and Zion Nelson leading the way. The ‘Canes will have a chance to bounce back against Middle Tennessee State on Saturday, Sept. 24, at 3:30 PM.

Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher benched quarterback Haynes King for Max Johnson, and the LSU transfer came through to help the Aggies down the Miami on Saturday night.

13 Miami Hurricanes will be traveling to College Station, Texas for their first road game of the season to face off against the No. 24 Texas A&M Aggies. “I think they’re extremely talented … They didn’t have their best day,” Miami head coach Mario Cristobal said to reporters when asked about Texas A&M’s offensive performance against Appalachian State. With a shutout in Week 1 and only 17 points allowed in Week 2, Texas A&M’s identity is their defense. Miami head coach Mario Cristobal said star left tackle Zion Nelson and electric running back Jaylan Knighton took 100% of the reps in practice this week and are “full-speed” for Saturday.

The challenge has just gotten tougher for the Miami Hurricanes.

On our very first episode of Catch Up ‘Canes, we discuss everything from Queen Elizabeth II’s recent passing and one student’s connection to her; Cristobal and the ‘Canes football team’s success so far in the season; what it means to “quietly quit” in the workplace; an overview of this year’s Miami Spice; and a special interview with NBC News New York reporter and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism professor Jen Maxfield. SHOW NOTES On our very first episode of Catch Up ‘Canes, we discuss everything from Queen Elizabeth II’s recent passing and one student’s connection to her; Cristobal and the ‘Canes football team’s success so far in the season; what it means to “quietly quit” in the workplace; an overview of this year’s Miami Spice; and a special interview with NBC News New York reporter and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism professor Jen Maxfield. Dame Barbara Mills (Izzy Sowell’s grandmother), former Director of Public Prosecutions for England and Wales between 1992-1998Original Mario Cristobal article by Chris DamondMario Cristobal speaking to ESPN on Miami Hurricanes’ return to greatnessOriginal Miami Spice article by Morgan FryJen Maxfield website and link to buy her book, More After the Break

The Miami Hurricanes are ready for a tough road test.

The Miami Hurricanes defeated the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles 30-7 in their Saturday matchup at Hard Rock Stadium. Here is a recap of the action from The Miami Hurricane Photo Team.

The Hurricanes (2-0) trailed for most of the second quarter, then shook off the slow start by scoring the game’s final 27 points.

15 Miami Hurricanes look for their second win against the Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles. Southern Miss is looking for its first win after its 29-27 loss to the Liberty Flames, which took four overtimes to decide. Southern Miss is a team that heavily relies on its run game. “[Gore is] just a winner,” Southern Miss Head Coach Will said to reporters. We got to be better and I trust that we will.”The ‘Canes will take on Southern Miss on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium.

Frank Gore had a flair for drama when he played for the Miami Hurricanes. There was a 12-yard go-ahead touchdown run late to cap a wild comeback win over Florida in 2003. A game-ending 18-run touchdown run in overtime to beat Florida State in 2004.

After a 45-minute delay, the Miami Hurricanes (2-0-2) and the Oklahoma State Cowgirls (3-1-1) came out anxious to play at Cobb Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Two impressive goals and a game-clinching save by goalkeeper Melissa Dagenais led to the Canes securing the win 2-1 and remaining undefeated. This goal gave the ‘Canes a very comfortable 2-0 lead going into the second half. In the 59th minute, Oklahoma State’s Mollie Breiner scored a goal off of a corner kick by junior Shyann McClary, which cut the deficit to just one. This save wound up being the game-clinching save as it was Oklahoma State’s last shot on goal.

Football is back! The Hurricanes dominated in Mario Cristobal’s return to the U, but what did we learn about the team in their 70-13 win?

Mario Cristobal does not want this game, or any game, to be about him.

The Miami Hurricanes are ready to kick off their season.

One of the biggest boosters for the University of Miami Hurricanes football team has revealed his stadium dreams.

TVD continues to get national recognition.

Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Hurricanes and Miami Dolphins, will host the 2026 CFB Playoff National Championship.

The Miami Hurricanes are ranked.

Gore, who starred for the University of Miami Hurricanes and in the NFL for several teams, including the Miami Dolphins, was charged by Atlantic City police, the department confirmed in a release.

The Miami Hurricanes backfield is ready to play a big role this season.

The Miami Hurricanes football team held its annual media day on the school's campus in Coral Gables.

Maybe that last part was just a one-time thing, but this season will be full of excitement thanks to our Hurricane athletes. Without further ado, here are some of the most exciting Hurricanes to watch this fall:Tyler Van Dyke – FootballWas there ever a doubt? In his nine starts last season, Van Dyke threw for 2,931 yards and 25 touchdowns, going 6-3, which included a statement win over No. The setter from Winter Springs, Fla., was one of two Canes to start all 30 matches last fall and led Miami with 1,142 assists. Last fall, Dagenais started all 16 matches and posted four shutouts in goal.

Miami Hurricanes football head coach Mario Cristobal announced on Thursday, July 21 that the famous turnover chain will no longer be a part of the program. The turnover chain, a staple part of the Miami defense for the past five years, was worn by a defensive player that had forced a turnover the previous play. The 2017 turnover chain accompanied a ten game win streak getting both players and fans excited about the potential for turnover celebrations. 11 ranked Notre Dame that season, Miami had three interceptions prompting celebration among players and fans as the now infamous chain was brought out each time. The turnover chain celebrations brought the crowd back into the game, disrupting Florida State’s momentum.

With the Miami Hurricanes’ football season rapidly approaching, fans are already gearing up for what is sure to be an eventful season. The Hurricanes will kick-off their season at Hard Rock Stadium against Bethune-Cookman at 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 3. Fan Zone is hosted by the Division of Student Affairs, the Department of Student Activities & Student Organizations, Student Government and Category 5. At Fan Zone, students can find fun activities, free food and water, lively music and other games and giveaways. Miami Hurricanes football games are always super fun experiences for UM students.

In recent days and weeks, the Miami Hurricanes have been adding to their 2023 recruiting class, securing key commitments from four-star recruits such as quarterback Jaden Rashada and tight end Riley Williams. Today, UM added to their 2024 recruiting class by flipping four-star cornerback Antione Jackson from the Georgia Bulldogs. Jackson committed to UGA in March 2022 but continued to signal that his recruitment was not completely closed. Jackson posted a picture on Twitter of him attending the UM Spring Game on April 16th, and more recently, the Fort Lauderdale, Fla. native participated in the Miami Hurricanes’ Legends Camp in Coral Gables. “Just them being right down the street from my house and what they are trying to build, what they are trying to bring together,” Jackson told All Hurricanes of Miami.

The Miami Hurricanes added yet another recruit in the 2023 class on Thursday afternoon, as four-star ATH Robert Stafford announced his commitment to the Canes on a 247Sports YouTube livestream. “It’s a real dynasty over there,” Stafford said on the livestream. Though Stafford has experience on both sides of the field, he is expected to play cornerback for Miami, and his relationship with secondary coach Jahmile Addae heavily influenced his decision. As a junior, Stafford started getting reps on defense and became a two-way player. He had 40+ offers and chose Miami over Arkansas, Kentucky, Oregon and Georgia.

The Miami Hurricanes made another splash on *insert date* as they secured the commitment of Miami native and four-star wide out Nathaniel Joseph. Joseph, who decommitted from Clemson on June 14, is ranked as the 16th best receiver and the 105th overall recruit in the 2023 class by 247sports Composite. The 5-foot-8 receiver was in Coral Gables for his official visit on June 24th. “Everybody’s doing their job,” Joseph told 305 Sports ahead of his most recent visit to Miami. Joseph is the second receiver to commit to UM in the 2023 class, joining four-star athlete Robby Washington.

The Miami Hurricanes snagged their highest-rated quarterback in the 2023 class on Sunday afternoon, as four-star recruit Jaden Rashada announced his commitment to Miami live on CBS Sports HQ after an official visit to Coral Gables last week. In the past few days, four “lead experts” made crystal ball predictions that Rashada would go to Miami on 247sports.com. With a 6-foot-4, 185-pound frame, Rashada has excelled at the high school level, throwing for 2,220 yards and 27 passing touchdowns this past season at Pittsburg High School. Previously, he attended Liberty High School in Brentwood, Ca., as a freshman, before a brief stint at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. A multi-sport athlete, he also played baseball during high school. Rashada chose Miami over Southeastern Conference powerhouses like Florida, Texas A&M and LSU, all colleges he visited earlier this month.

The Miami Hurricanes continued to build their 2023 recruiting class on Monday as the Milton, Fla. native Emory Williams pledged his commitment to Miami, marking the third recruit to do so in UM’s 2023 recruiting class in the past week. Williams, who is the first quarterback to commit to UM in the 2023 cycle, held offers from other Power 5 programs such as Indiana and Pittsburgh. “The coaching staff seems like a lot of great people,” Williams told InsideTheU before his commitment. “There’s a lot of stability in this coaching staff with [Miami head coach Mario] Crisotbal being back. The Hurricanes’ quarterback room consists of redshirt sophomore Tyler Van Dyke, redshirt freshman Jake Garcia and true freshman Jacurri Brown.

The Miami Hurricanes football program picked up their sixth recruit in the Class of 2023 on Tuesday afternoon. After an official visit this weekend, three-star tight end Jackson Carver wasted no time in committing to “the U.”In a Twitter post this afternoon, Carver shared a video of himself in a Hurricanes’ jersey with the caption, “Just getting started… #committed.”“It was a lot of fun. I got around the tight ends a lot more,” Jackson said of his official visit to Coral Gables in a 247sports.com article. He is now the number 28 tight end in the nation, according to 247sports.com’s rankings, which also list him as a three-star recruit. Carver has 30+ offers and chose Miami over Auburn, Iowa and LSU.

Burke led Miami in RBI (56) over the regular season and was second in batting average (.351) and slugging (.597). Kayfus, despite batting first in his starts, hit 50 RBI and led the team in batting average (.369). The third-seeded Ole Miss Rebels entered this year after having their 2021 season ended by Arizona in super regionals. Offensively, Ole Miss finished 10th in the conference in batting average (.277) but third in slugging percentage (.493). “We need to execute what we are trying to do with our scouting reports.”55 minutes after the game has concluded, Ole Miss and Arizona will compete.

Miami was set to open their Coral Gables Regional slate on Friday at noon against Canisius College, but things have changed.

The Canes basketball team is getting a big weapon back.

After a 39-win season, the Miami Hurricanes were marked as the No. As it earned a top-eight seeding, Miami (39-18) will be in position to host a super regional in the NCAA tournament should they advance from the regional round. “It’s just a great thing we are playing here at home, we’ve played super well at home,” UM closer Andrew Walters said. If Miami survives both the regional and super regional rounds, the team will move onto the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. “At the end of the day, super regional, that top eight doesn’t mean anything unless you take care of business,” said DiMare.

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

The Miami Hurricanes gave Jim Larranaga a contract extension.

The Miami Hurricanes kicked off Spring Practice on Monday.

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

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.

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

Kameron McGusty led Miami with 20 points.

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

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.

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

Kameron McGusty had 21 points for Miami in the loss.

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

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.