Miami Self-Imposes Postseason Ban
The University of Miami will not be going bowling for a second consecutive season as the school announced a self-imposed postseason ban Monday morning, just two days after becoming bowl-eligible.
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The University of Miami will not be going bowling for a second consecutive season as the school announced a self-imposed postseason ban Monday morning, just two days after becoming bowl-eligible.
The news broke Monday morning that the University of Miami Hurricanes will self-impose a second-consecutive postseason ban on the football team. Word spread quickly and left fans, coaches and players disappointed over the decision.
Miami's decision to self-impose a second-straight postseason ban didn't come as a surprise to most observers, even though it is unprecedented in NCAA history. But, with such a young roster, the move could be especially wise.
Miami coach Al Golden says he has not been told if the Hurricanes have decided whether to impose a second straight postseason ban.
With a big win over USF Saturday, the Hurricanes are now bowl-eligible.
The Miami Hurricanes have just two games left to become bowl eligible in 2012 including Saturday's home game against the University of South Florida Bulls.
If you have dependable hands, can run like the wind, and have eligibility left, the Miami Hurricanes may want to talk to you about suiting up at wide receiver.
While the Miami Hurricanes football team appears poised to make a run at the ACC Championship game, the Canes' men's basketball team is not quite ready for prime time after a second loss in the first three games of the season.
The University of Miami will likely be without a few starters in the home finale against the University of South Florida Bulls on Saturday.
A 10-yard touchdown pass from Michael Rocco to Jake McGee with 6 seconds remaining Saturday was what Virginia needed, rallying from a 10-point deficit to edge past Miami 41-40.
Shenise Johnson and Riquna Williams are gone, taking plenty of offensive talent with them. Still, Miami cleaned house in a 77-24 win over North Florida.
LB Eddie Johnson, WR Rashawn Scott, LB Denzel Perryman and S Deon Bush have one thing in common: they're not in Charlottesville for the UVA vs. Miami game.
The Miami Hurricanes can take another step towards the Atlantic Coast Conference championship Saturday with a victory in Charlottesville, Virginia over the Virginia Cavaliers.
It's hard to imagine based on their defensive performance this year, but the Miami Hurricanes stand on the cusp of clinching a berth in the Atlantic Coast Championship game if a few things fall UM's way this weekend.
The Miami Hurricanes control their destiny to getting to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game as the winner of the Coastal Division despite an up-and-down season for the team.
