Cam Ward threw for 385 yards and three touchdowns to lead No. 19 Miami to a convincing 41-17 victory over host Florida on Saturday afternoon in Gainesville, Fla. In the season opener for both teams, Ward completed 26 of 35
After a tough loss to UCF to start the season, FAU women’s soccer had to find a way to bounce back on Sunday evening against Miami. They did that, earning a 1-1 draw, facing off against a tough opponent in Miami who was also coming off a loss.
Davie, FL.- It’s a great day to be a Miami Hurricanes fan! Earlier today (July 13), two of the University of Miami’s stars: Francisco “Kiko” Mauigoa (LB) and Francis Mauigoa (OT) hosted a charity autograph signing at the CanesWear shop
Four-star interior offensive lineman Seuseu “SJ” Alofaituli committed to Miami’s Class of 2025 on Friday. The 6-foot-3, 295-pound player chose the Hurricanes over finalists Michigan and Nebraska. He took official visits to all three schools last month. Alofaituli is ranked
Miami transfer guard and Philadelphia native Wooga Poplar has committed to Villanova, The Philadelphia Inquirer and On3 Sports reported Wednesday. Poplar also considered Oregon and garnered interest from a host of schools, including Kentucky, Arkansas and Kansas, per the reports.
Miami Hurricanes freshman guard Kyshawn George, after 16 starts in college, told ESPN on Thursday that he is entering the 2024 NBA Draft. The 6-foot-8 George, a native of Switzerland, is projected to be a first-round pick. He told ESPN
Both Norchad Omier and Wooga Poplar are leaving Miami behind and entering the transfer portal, multiple reports said Thursday. Omier and Poplar were multi-year starters at Miami and both helped the Hurricanes make a run to the Final Four in
After dropping a conference series at home to Tulane over the weekend, FAU traveled down to Miami to attempt to snap the two game losing streak, and take the season long series three games to one. FAU would jump on the scoreboard early yet again, but Miami would come back to take the fourth and final game of the series, splitting the series two games a piece.
Following a historic opening game of the FAU and Tulane series last weekend, that featured C.J. Williams tossing the first complete game shutout by an FAU Owl since 2016, Tulane battled back for the series win. They rallied late in games two and three and their ability to put up large amounts of runs in a single inning proved to be the difference-maker in that series. FAU now looks to forget about those losses and get one back tonight in Miami to end their season long series.