Miami Hurricanes Now No. 3 In Newest College Football Playoff Rankings
The Miami Hurricanes are now No. 3 in the newest College Football Playoff rankings out Tuesday night.
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The Miami Hurricanes are now No. 3 in the newest College Football Playoff rankings out Tuesday night.
Are the Hurricanes back?
It was tight for a while but eventually the defending champs pulled away.
The surprisingly strong season by FIU hit a speed bump on their home turf this weekend.
It appears the University of Miami's big win over Notre Dame on Saturday left quite an impression.
Florida interim coach Randy Shannon is looking for consistency from his struggling Gators.
The No. 13 Miami Hurricanes won their season opener Friday night by beating Gardner-Webb 77-45.
A generation ago Miami and Notre Dame battled in a galaxy of their own and the matchups were epic.
It appears that the ACC is on the upswing thanks to an influx of strong head coaches.
Saturday is going to be a big day on the University of Miami campus.
Saturday night the No. 7 University of Miami Hurricanes football team will play its biggest game in more than a decade.
It's been a strange season for college football teams in Florida.
Missouri's second-half surge continued. So did Florida's second-half slide.
Devin Singletary had 275 total yards and two touchdowns, Jalen Young made three of Florida Atlantic's four interceptions, and the Owls beat Marshall 30-25 on a rainy Friday night to become bowl eligible for the first time since 2013.
Technically, Miami has played in an Atlantic Coast Conference championship game once before.
There are only two undefeated teams left in the state of Florida.
An upset was brewing as USF looked to keep its unblemished record intact.
It's been ten years since FAU has been off to a start as good as this.
Alex McGough threw a pair of touchdown passes to Thomas Owens as Florida International jumped out early and held on to beat Marshall 41-30 on Saturday.
It's been a rough season for head coach Jim McElwain and the Florida Gators.
AJ Dillon watched the first Red Bandanna Game on television, a 16-year-old Boston-area high schooler imagining what it would be like to celebrate on the field with his teammates and the crowd pouring over the railings to join them.
Florida State and Boston College have experienced youth movements on offense this season.
This week the University of Miami rolls into Chapel Hill to face North Carolina in a 12 p.m. kickoff from Keenan Stadium.
The Florida Gators have some fierce rivals, but not all of them are from inside their home state.
It's perfectly acceptable to be a dedicated, involved sports fan, but there is a fine line between dedicated and deranged.
