Haith Cooperating With NCAA Probe
University of Missouri head basketball coach Frank Haith said Monday he is fully cooperating with the NCAA as the college athletics governing body continues investigating the University of Miami.
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University of Missouri head basketball coach Frank Haith said Monday he is fully cooperating with the NCAA as the college athletics governing body continues investigating the University of Miami.
Miami center Reggie Johnson has been declared ineligible by the Hurricanes after an investigation revealed that members of his family took travel benefits that the university said were approved by a member of former coach Frank Haith's staff.
The NCAA announced Friday a few rule changes for the upcoming college football season that could fundamentally alter how coaches approach kickoffs and touchbacks.
Durand Scott shook off a knee injury and helped Miami snap a brief losing skid. Scott and Kenny Kadji scored 18 points each to lead the Hurricanes to a 74-56 victory over Wake Forest Saturday afternoon.
It's been several months since the world last heard from former University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro, but that doesn't mean the disgraced and imprisoned Shapiro isn't through with the school.
If you're an FSU fan who planned to watch the Seminoles take on West Virginia at home this fall, better find something else to do with that weekend. The Mountaineers are not coming.
While the University of Miami continues to await word from the NCAA on the Nevin Shapiro scandal; the school has instituted new rules it hopes will prevent a similar incident in the future.
The NCAA has proven to be largely worthless in the Football Bowl Subdivision. But, the NCAA president opened the door Thursday to a four-team college football playoff.
The University of Miami has agreed to repay back $83,000 to settle their obligations in the bankruptcy case of admitted Ponzi schemer and former athletics booster Nevin Shapiro.
As the college football regular season wraps up across the nation, the attention of fans everywhere turns to what bowl game will their favorite school end up playing in later in December.
Believe. It's just one word, but it could be the key to figuring out whether Miami Hurricanes head coach Al Golden will return to the school in 2012.
The University of Miami Hurricanes won't be going bowling this season, despite being bowl eligible after removing themselves from bowl consideration. The decision will impact not just the future of the athletes, but also possibly the head coach.
Saturday's win against South Florida made the Miami Hurricanes eligible for a post-season bowl, but those brief hopes were dashed Sunday afternoon when the University said it would not let the team be considered for a bowl game, a response to the ongoing NCAA probe of the football program.
Jake Wieclaw's second field goal of the game, a 36-yarder as time expired gave Miami a 6-3 victory over South Florida and made the Hurricanes bowl eligible on Saturday.
Miami safety Ray-Ray Armstrong has resumed taking part in team activities with the Hurricanes, though his status for the final two games of the regular season remains somewhat unclear.
He'll be forever etched into the minds of University of Miami fans as the coach who took down the mighty Canes team in 1986, but Penn State head coach Joe Paterno's career may be over.
Michael Rocco passed for 226 yards and two scores, running back Perry Jones threw one touchdown pass and caught another, and Virginia held off Miami 28-21 on Thursday night to snap a seven-game Atlantic Coast Conference road losing streak.
The NCAA has released recommendations from its Bowl task force the organization hopes will create a certification process for bowls and set academic standards for bowl participation.
E.J. Manuel came back for No. 23 Florida State. So did a bunch of familiar, unwelcome problems.
Trent Richardson ran for a career-high 181 yards and two touchdowns, breaking tackles and carrying defenders along the way, and the third-ranked Crimson Tide rolled the Gators 38-10 Saturday night in an early season matchup of Southeastern Conference heavyweights.
Lamar Miller ran for 102 yards and two touchdowns, Tommy Streeter caught two scoring passes and Miami used a series of quick scores to shake off a dreadful early start and beat Bethune-Cookman 45-14 on Saturday.
Interceptions by Jermaine Whitehead and Neiko Thorpe led to third-quarter scores that helped Auburn stamp out a Florida Atlantic upset bid 30-14 on Saturday night.
Jeff Demps ran 10 times for 157 yards and two touchdowns as No. 15 Florida routed Kentucky 48-10 on Saturday night for the Gators' 25th straight win in the series.
If you're a Miami football fan, the FIU Golden Panthers were a ray of hope. With the Dolphins and the 'Canes consistently losing, at least you could count on FIU to win one. That is, until Saturday, when FIU fell to Louisiana-Lafayette at home.
