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COMMITMENT WATCH: Brysen Wright
July 5, 2026 - It’s decision day for elite 2028 wide receiver Brysen Wright (Jacksonville, FL - Mandarin). Brysen will announce his college destination on Thursday afternoon from among his 32 scholarship offers. It’s come down to three school, Florida, Miami and Texas. Miami is the projected favorite going into the announcement. At 6’3.5”/215, Brysen is rated 99, ranked the #1 wide receiver and #3 overall prospect in the 2028 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Compo


TOP of the Boards: 2028
November 4, 2026 - Miami is putting the finishing touches on their 2027 recruiting class after all evaluations. Many are expecting the class to be another top ten haul of young talent. With that said, the Canes’ staff is beginning to prioritize their 2028 recruiting targets. Miami is projecting 24-26 new recruits in 2028. At this time, here are the current top prospects we project on Miami’s recruiting boards. Quarterback: (1-2) Knox Annis (COMMITTED) CJ Cypher (COMMITTED


Malachi Toney to undergo surgery…
Nov. 4, 2026 - Miami star wide receiver, Malachi Toney availability for Saturday’s game with Notre Dame is now uncertain due to a high ankle sprain sustained in practice on Wednesday. The injury is not expected to be season ending. The hope is Malachi can return for the post season if Miami advances into the College Football Playoffs. Should Malachi not be able to play on Saturday, it would mean transfer Cooper Barkate (372 yds/4TDs) would take on a greater role in Miami’s ai


CFP Rankings… “definitively easy choice”
November 4, 2026 - The initial College Football Playoff rankings were released on Tuesday. The committee ranked the Miami Hurricanes No. 1 in this week’s rankings. It is the first time Miami has been ranked No.1 in the CFP rankings. “I think Miami was a definitively easy choice, but that may have been the easiest decision that the committee had to make,” said CFP selection committee chair Hunter Yurachek. Miami was followed by Georgia, Utah, Indiana and Alabama in the top fiv


thePRE-GAME Report: Notre Dame
November 3, 2026 - #1 Miami Hurricanes vs #4 Notre Dame Fighting Irish Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026 Kick-Off: 7:30 P.M. ET Location: Notre Dame Stadium South Bend, IN 77,622 seating capacity Media Coverage: NBC / 560-WQAM ODDS: -5.5 Notre Dame | 52.5 O/U Notre Dame: Football since 1887 (139 years) 2026 Record:


COACH: “We didn't tackle well.”
Nov. 3, 2026 - Miami head coach Mario Cristobal is preparing his team in what most consider the biggest game of the year for the Canes, Notre Dame in South Bend on Saturday. On Monday, coach Cristobal made multiple appearances, first early on The Joe Rose Show and later in the day he met with the local press on campus. He shared his thoughts on last week's game, what's to ben improved and upcoming game against Notre Dame We have compiled his remarks by topic. Opening stateme


Miami falls, 77-67, in Opener
November 2, 2026 - No. 14 Miami dropped its season opener, 77-67, to No. 1 Florida on Monday in Tampa. The Canes went cold late in the game, missing 18 of 19 shots late in the game. Miami shot 35.0%, while the Gators posted 43.4% from the floor. Miami went 24% from 3-point range while Florida went 42% from beyond the arc. The Gators out rebounded the Canes, 44-39 in the game. Florida was led by preseason All-American power forward Thomas Haugh with 19 points and 10 rebounds.


A Case for INDEPENDENCE
November 2, 2026 - by TexCane Miami president Joe Echevarria stirred the pot last week when he declared Miami would seriously consider going independent if the Protect College Sports Act is passed into law. It’s hard to imagine going back to independence after we fought so hard to get membership in the Big East and the ACC. But college athletics has dramatically change over the last decade. Ok, the team here at CaneReports, sat down and discussed the case for independence. Wh


thePOLL Report - Miami Still #1
November 1, 2026 - It was a scary night in Chapel Hill but Miami survived and beat the North Carolina Tar Heels, 38-35. The Canes remained undefeated. On Sunday, the national voters didn’t flinch as Miami maintained the No. 1 ranking in the country. However, seven other teams in the Top 25 lost on Saturday. But all the attention is now focused on Miami’s performance in a winning effort? That comes with being Top Dog. It’s life. All three polls still have the Canes at No. 1, f
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