Miami Hurricanes Ranked 13th In Final AP Poll, UCF Earns First Place Votes
Mark Richt's Miami Hurricanes, who ended the season with a 34-24 loss to Wisconsin in the Capital One Orange Bowl, finish the season ranked 13th
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Mark Richt's Miami Hurricanes, who ended the season with a 34-24 loss to Wisconsin in the Capital One Orange Bowl, finish the season ranked 13th
University of Miami standout defensive tackle Kendrick Norton will skip his senior season to enter the NFL Draft in April.
The National Football Foundation (NFF) announced Monday that former Miami Hurricane Ed Reed has been selected for the Class of 2018.
According to Hurricanes Insider Peter Ariz from CanesInsight.com, Dugans will happily remain in Coral Gables on Mark Richt's staff.
The University of Miami announced Tuesday that defensive lineman DJ Johnson has decided to leave the football program.
On Tuesday, the University of Miami announced that linebacker Darrion Owens has decided to leave the program.
Sophomore quarterback Alex Hornibrook threw four touchdown passes and freshman running back Jonathan Taylor gashed Miami's defense for 130 rushing yards.
"The Orange Bowl, yes, is a tier bowl, but for us, we were thinking more of it like the playoffs, and that's something we're going to strive for next year."
The future continues to get brighter and brighter for the University of Miami, but the present isn't so bad either.
If you happen to be a University of Miami football fan, Wednesday was a lot of fun. But it was also a day where the Hurricanes seized back the top spot in the state of Florida.
A big day in the college football world on Wednesday and it comes right at the start of bowl season.
The Miami Hurricanes are hoping to end a surprisingly successful season with a big exclamation point.
As announced today by UM Sports Communications, three seniors have accepted invitations to the Senior Bowl: kicker Michael Badgley, wide receiver Braxton Berrios, and tight end Chris Herndon.
"We're sold out again for every game this season for the third straight year," said Coach Jim Larrañaga. "Thank you to the fans for your support of Miami Hurricanes men's basketball."
Sports teams work extremely hard for the opportunity to host a playoff game.
