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Miami's October nightmare continues. Playing its second game in five days, the Hurricanes dug themselves a first half hole – in the form of a 13-point deficit – and was never able to fully climb out as UM fell 37-16 to host Virginia Tech Thursday night in front of a raucous capacity crowd at Lane Stadium.
On this episode, J.T. Wilcox discusses Thursday's Booker T. Washington vs. Columbus game and is joined by State Of The U's Cameron Underwood - talking about the Miami Hurricanes' upcoming game.
Miami couldn't avoid the one thing that has plagued it seemingly for the past five years – not being able to bounce back following a tough loss. UM followed up last week's heartbreaking one-point loss to Florida State with a lethargic performance Saturday, losing 20-13 to visiting North Carolina in front of an announced crowd of 58,731 fans at Hard Rock Stadium.
With the Miami Hurricanes and the Miami Dolphins hosting the University of North Carolina and the Pittsburgh Steelers respectively this weekend at Hard Rock Stadium, we take a look at the football players, from Miami-Dade and Broward who will have a homecoming.
There's plenty of catchy sayings about bouncing back from a fall. There's the one about continuing to try after your first unsuccessful attempt; the one about getting back on a horse; and of course the one that former Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade based a whole promotional campaign around: "fall down seven times, stand up eight".
The University of Miami announced Monday morning that it has decided to dismiss freshman wide receiver Sam Bruce.
After leading 13-0 late in the second quarter, No. 10 Miami went scoreless until the final two minutes of the fourth quarter and saw No. 23 Florida State score 20 unanswered points as the Hurricanes fell 20-19 Saturday night in front of a sellout crowd of 65,685 fans at Hard Rock Stadium.
After the first four weeks of the season, the University of Miami made it through with an unblemished record, a consensus No. 14 ranking (AP/Coaches Poll) and a growing confidence for the future that's permeating through the school and the fan base.
The University of Miami has released their plans on Friday to build a new indoor practice facility for the school's football team.
UM has confirmed a basketball player arrested for allegedly attacking a man inside his ex-girlfriend's dorm room will not be suspended.
While Appalachian State fell short in its upset bid of then-No. 9 Tennessee two weeks ago, the Mountaineers did come away with something just as valuable: reassured confidence.
The University of Miami heads to Boone, North Carolina for their first road game of the year against the Mountaineers of Appalachian State.
As the University of Miami prepares for its first road game of the 2016 season, the classic musical "Bringin' Da Noise, Bringin' Da Funk" comes to mind.
Through the years, Mark Richt has earned a reputation for being someone who gets results with hard work and dedication.
According to a report by The Palm Beach Post, the University of Miami is set to release plans for its indoor practice facility in less than two weeks.
Despite a sloppy first half from its offense, No. 25 (AP) ranked Miami got a career performance from sophomore running back Mark Walton as it came away with a 38-10 victory over visiting Florida Atlantic University Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium in front of 57,123 fans.
Miami announced Friday morning that freshman wide receiver Sam Bruce sustained a "non-football related injury" to his lower extremity and will be out indefinitely.
Three student-athletes with the Miami Hurricanes will miss the team's second game of the college football season due to injury.
On this episode, J.T. Wilcox talks the rise in the overall talent level of high school offensive linemen in South Florida and is joined by former University of Miami and NFL offensive lineman Leon Searcy - who is bringing attention to linemen everywhere through his Real Men Block foundation.
Coming off a game where it was a touchdown shy of matching the school record for points scored, Miami can't bathe in its press clippings – the Canes have a tougher test ahead.
As Miami fans continue to feel quite content with the Hurricanes' 70-3 season-opening win over Florida A&M University, the team got some good news Tuesday afternoon that'll keep fans smiling.
Miami gave up a mere 22 yards rushing in its opening game of the season, scored 10 touchdowns, set a school record with 42 points in a quarter, picked off two passes, blocked a punt and allowed only three points.
The Mark Richt era began Saturday with an expected dominant performance Saturday night, as the Miami Hurricanes defeated Florida A&M University 70-3 in the home opener at the newly renovated Hard Rock Stadium.
Miami Hurricanes quarterback Tucker Beirne was arrested near Key Largo on DUI and cocaine possession early Saturday, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
Having lost a number of players either to graduation or attrition, Miami will likely start at least five underclassmen – three freshmen – when the Hurricanes host Florida A&M in its season-opening game Saturday at 6 p.m. in the newly renovated Hard Rock Stadium.
