Miami Hurricanes Drop To No. 7 In College Football Playoff Rankings
The Miami Hurricanes have dropped to No. 7 in the newest College Football Playoff Rankings.
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The Miami Hurricanes have dropped to No. 7 in the newest College Football Playoff Rankings.
The Miami Hurricanes are preparing to do something the team has never done before; play in the ACC Championship Game.
Miami Hurricanes' junior running back Mark Walton has reportedly signed with an agent, and will forego his senior season for the NFL.
On Tuesday, Mark Richt was named 2017 ACC Coach of the Year in a landslide, earning 41 of a possible 59 votes.
"I have a lot of faith in Malik, but on that specific day we were leaving touchdowns and a lot of yards on the table."
The Hurricanes forced a pair of takeaways in their 24-14 loss at Pittsburgh, and the TURNOVER CHAIN TRACKER leaderboard has been updated.
The surgery will be performed at the UHealth Sports Medicine Institute at The Lennar Foundation Medical Center.
After falling in Pittsburgh 24-14 in their regular season finale, the Miami Hurricanes have dropped five spots in the Associate Press (AP) Poll.
The Miami Hurricanes are ready for a super hero to swoop in and take the team to new heights.
In a flat performance on the road, the Miami Hurricanes fell to the Pittsburgh Panthers 24 to 14 at Heinz Field.
The Miami Hurricanes will look to complete their first undefeated regular season since 2002 when they face the Pittsburgh Panthers at Heinz Field.
Ten games in, and everything is still on the table for Miami. A perfect season. Its first ACC championship. A spot in the College Football Playoff.
No. 11 Miami did just enough to get by La Salle 57-46 on Wednesday night and remain unbeaten.
The Miami Hurricanes have jumped over the Clemson Tigers for the No. 2 spot in the latest College Football Playoff Rankings.
As announced on Tuesday, Diaz, who also serves as the team's linebackers coach, is one of 15 semifinalists for the Broyles Award.