Hurricanes
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No. 3 Miami Hosts a Wounded but Dangerous Florida State for the Florida Cup
The Hurricanes are 5-0 and own the nation's stingiest scoring defense. Florida State is 3-3 and just dismissed its top-ranked recruit. Saturday night still has Mario Cristobal on guard.
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Miami Set an ACC Passing Record Friday. It Almost Wasn't Enough.
Darian Mensah completed 24 straight passes to open the game and set conference records, but a 31-7 lead nearly evaporated and Miami may have lost a running back for the season.
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Miami's Secondary, Not Its Offense, Faces the Real Test at Wake Forest
The Hurricanes have outscored two overmatched opponents by a combined 109 points. Tonight in Winston-Salem, a shorthanded defensive backfield finally meets a quarterback who can actually throw it.
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Miami Is Going Back to Nike, and the Throwback Timing Couldn't Be Weirder
The Hurricanes agreed to a 10-year deal worth more than $200 million to leave adidas for Nike in 2027 — right as they're set to honor a 2001 title team that wore the swoosh, in uniforms adidas will make.
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Miami Set a School Record for Yards. The Real Test Starts Next Week
The Hurricanes put up 856 yards and 77 points on Florida A&M, but the story worth watching is how deep this offense goes, not how good it looked against an FCS opponent.
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Darian Mensah had more touchdowns than incompletions. Miami's opener answered the wrong question.
A 45-6 win at Stanford put the passing game beyond doubt. The run blocking is where the season actually gets decided.
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Miami's 2026 season is about one thing: finishing
The Hurricanes were a possession away from a national title in January. Everything about this roster is built around the idea that they get another chance.