UM Bested By Clemson
Miami was bested Saturday by Clemson by just a few points.
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Miami was bested Saturday by Clemson by just a few points.
Florida State was defeated Saturday by Virginia Tech, breaking a 3-game winning streak.
It's official! Tony Sparano has accepted a two-year contract extension with the Miami Dolphins through 2013. The announcement was made Saturday by Dolphins owner Stephen Ross.
Chris Bosh had 16 points and 12 rebounds, leading the surging Miami Heat in a 101-95 overtime victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday night that extended their road winning streak to 12 games.
It seems Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano won't lose his job after all.
The Miami Dolphins are going all out to hire current Stanford head coach Jim Harbaugh.
The Florida Panthers are only a few points out of being int he final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. But, they ran into a buzzsaw on Wednesday night in the form of the Atlanta Thrashers.
According to South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Heat forward Udonis Haslem said he's on schedule to return in April from a torn ligament in his left foot.
The Miami Dolphins haven't fired Tony Sparano, but they also haven't given him a vote of confidence either as they reach out to other head coaches to gauge their interest.
FIU is ready to give head football coach Mario Cristobal a long-term extension after leading the Golden Panthers to their first bowl win in school history.
Dwyane Wade scored 34 points, LeBron James added 25 points and nine assists, and the sizzling Miami Heat pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 101-89 for their 19th win in 20 games.
Miami Hurricanes cornerback Brandon Harris announced Monday that he is leaving the school for the NFL Draft.
The Miami Dolphins will make a push to hire Jim Harbaugh to take over the Dolphins and the team has already had multiple conversations with Harbaugh about the position, according to NFL.com.
Ricky Williams finally unleashed his feelings about the Tony Sparano regime with the Miami Dolphins, and it wasn't pretty.
Disgraced former Major League Baseball player Rafael Palmeiro said Monday that steroids and other drugs were prevalent in Major League Baseball clubhouses through his career.
