Miami is approaching a critical decision point. In our series, “Home, Sweet Home”, we have examined the journey already taken by the university administration as they drive toward a preeminent athletic program. Much ground work has already been done but more is in store for our great university to reach the top of the mountain. The ride has been very fulfilling, giving our university family hope for the future. Miami has made huge strides with our flagship athletic program, f

Miami powered their way past Louisville, 10-8, on Saturday at Mark Light Field and won the critical weekend series. The Canes scored 32 runs in the series. Miami (35-15, 15-12 ACC) bounced back from a 16-9 loss on Friday. The Canes brought their power bats again on Saturday, blasting four home runs. Alex Sosa led the way with two home runs and five runs batted in. Dylan Dubovik and Vance Sheahan each homered and knocked in a pair of runs. Miami's bullpen came up big in this c

Miami flipped coveted five-star corner back Donte Wright (Long Beach, CA. - Poly ) on Saturday afternoon. Donte is the 11th verbal commitment to Miami’s 2027 recruiting class, now ranked #10 in the nation and #1 in the ACC. Among his 23 scholarship, Donte chose Miami over such schools as Georgia, Michigan, Oregon, Oklahoma and USC. At 6’2”/170, Donte is rated 99, ranked the #2 CB in the nation and the #9 overall prospect in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports Composit

Our Hurricanes have come a long way since the arrival of head coach Mario Cristobal. He has built the program back to elite level in four years. Still, there is still more work to do to reach the top of the mountain. That work involves consistent field success, higher financial funding and strategic facility development. Miami has hired an elite coaching and support staff. They have built a roster that can consistently compete in talent acquisition and or championships on th

Our Hurricanes have come a long way since the arrival of head coach Mario Cristobal. He has built the program back to elite level in four years. Still, there is still more work to do to reach the top of the mountain. That work involves consistent field success, higher financial funding and strategic facility development. Miami has hired an elite coaching and support staff. They have built a roster that can consistently compete in talent acquisition and or championships on th

Miami rallied in the ninth inning but still fell to Louisville, 16-9, after giving up nine runs in the 11th inning at Mark Light Field on Friday night. Miami (34-15, 14-12 ACC) tied the game in the ninth inning on a base hit by Alonzo Alvarez. Unfortunately, Miami’s bullpen imploded in the 11th inning as the Cardinals sent 14 batters to the plate, scoring nine runs to seal the game. Alex Sosa led the Canes’ attack with three hits, including a home run and drove in three runs

May 9, 2026 . Every season is a new season in college football since the emergence of NIL and the transfer portal. This series will break down, by position, the talent and potential of each position group. Today, we examine Miami’s DEFENSIVE TACKLE room. OVERVIEW: Miami had a solid interior on the defensive line in 2025. Coach Damion Lewis is projected to have another solid group of defensive tackles in 2026, perhaps even better the last season. In 2026, coach Lewis must repl

Miami landed the verbal commitment of coveted four-star defensive lineman Ezekiel Ayangbile (Houston, TX - Langham Creek) on Friday afternoon. Ezekiel is the 10th verbal commitment to Miami’s 2027 recruiting class, now ranked #10 in the nation and #1 in the ACC. He chose Miami over LSU and Virginia Tech, among his 38 scholarship offers. At 6’2”/265, Ezekiel is rated 92, ranked the #23 DL in the nation and the #227 overall prospect in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports

Our Hurricanes have come a long way since the arrival of head coach Mario Cristobal. He has built the program back to elite level in four years. Still, there is still more work to do to reach the top of the mountain. That work involves consistent field success, higher financial funding and strategic facility development. Miami has hired an elite coaching and support staff. They have built a roster that can consistently compete in talent acquisition and or championships on th

Miami’s bats came alive in the fifth inning, plating nine runs on their way to defeating Louisville, 13-8, on Thursday night at Mark Light Field. The Canes used “small ball” against the Hokies, pounding out 14 hits including 12 singles and eight walks for the night. Miami (34-14, 14-11 ACC) exploded in the fifth inning with nine runs. Derek Williams drove in four runs, Jake Ogden had four hits and knocked in two runs and Brylan West also drove in two runs for the Canes. Gabri

Our Hurricanes have come a long way since the arrival of head coach Mario Cristobal. He has built the program back to a top tier level in four years. Still, there is more work to do to reach the top of the mountain. That work involves on consistent field success, higher financial funding and strategic facility development. Field Success: For more than twenty years, Miami lived in the “glory days” with nothing but frustration and mediocre results on the field. In 2022, the uni

May 7, 2026 Every season is a new season in college football since the emergence of NIL and the transfer portal. This series will break down, by position, the talent and potential of each position group. Today, we examine Miami’s DEFENSIVE END room. Overview: Miami has built a national reputation as EDGE U. In recent years, Hall of Fame coach Aaron Taylor has cemented that reputation with recruiting prospects across the nation. In 2026, he developed and sent not one but two o