EDITORIAL BY TexCane Former president Harry Truman coined the phrase… "The Buck Stops Here” referring to any failures by his administration. He took responsibility as the leader of our country. Another disaster was avoided when Miami made it into the playoffs on Sunday. The Doomsday Scenario was avoided but the root cause has not gone away. The Atlantic Coast Conference has become the laughing stock of college athletics after years of missteps by the conference leadership,

The College Football Playoff  selection committee selected Miami to play in the national championship playoffs. Miami received the #10 final ranking, ahead of Notre Dame. The Canes will travel to College Station to take on the #7 Texas A&M Aggies. Notre Dame was unfortunately left out of the playoffs. The Irish deserved to be in the playoffs but the criteria caught up to them when the committee ranked the Canes and the Irish side-by-side, effectively forcing the face-to-face

Miami tuned on the jets in the second half to beat Southern Miss, 88-64, at the Watsco Center on Saturday. Playing short-handed due to injuries, the Canes struggled in the first half, shooting only 35.5% going into the break tied at 34. Miami (8-2) came out sprinting in the second half with a 14-0 run to build a 64-46 lead. The Canes shot 56.8 percent in the second half and finished shooting 47.1 percent (32 of 68) for the game. Center Timo Malovec came off the bench to igni

December 6, 2025 The Miami Hurricanes just signed another top ten recruiting class, ranked the #10 class in the country. On Thursday, head coach Mario Cristobal announced the signing of 30 new recruits, a schools record. In 2026, the maximum roster cap will rise to 110 players. Schools are reshaping their rosters and recruiting strategy accordingly. Coach Cristobal and his staff quickly adjusted to the new landscape and are now focused on the upcoming 2027 class. Traditional

By the end of the first day of the early signing period, Miami signed thirty (30) new recruits to their 2026 recruiting class. For the fourth consecutive year the Canes landed the #1 class in the ACC. Twenty-one of Miami’s class are considered “blue chip” players (70%). That ratio is considered elite in college football recruiting. So, let’s take a deep dive and grade the class by position and overall with the rest of college football. We based our assessment on the average p

Miami beat the Wisconsin Badgers at the finish line when former Louisville commit Karsten Busch signed with the Canes on Wednesday afternoon.. At 6’3”/223, Karsten is rated 89, ranked the #33 LB and the #438 overall prospect in the nation, according to the 247Sports Composite. Karsten chose Miami over Wisconsin and Louisville among his 20 scholarship offers. He will arrive in Coral Gables this summer due to school regulations. Andrew Ivins, 247Sports director of scouting fi