EDITORIAL by TexCane The NCAA launched the College Sports Commission (CSC) about eight months ago to police name, image and likeness payments. The CSC immediately required all Power Four member schools to sign a participation agreement. The agreement requires all 68 Power Four schools to waive their right to file lawsuits against the enforcement agency and gives it wide latitude to sanction programs for violating rules that outline how players can be paid after the House sett

No. 2-seed Miami beat Troy, 10-5, on Friday night at the NCAA Regional Tournament in Gainesville. Miami (39-18) broke the tie game open in the bottom of eighth with five runs as a Max Galvin double ignited the Canes' late explosion. The Canes sent nine batters to the plate that inning stroking four hits and posting five runs. Also contributing at the plate were Derek Williams and Vance Sheahan with home runs. Brandon DeGoti blasted a two run double and Alonzo Alvarez and Dyla

May 29, 2026 The summer official visit period starts today. Miami will host at least fifteen (15) recruiting targets, including four 5-star prospects. WELCOME to our visitors! Five-star wide receiver commit Nick Lennear EXCELLENT chance to sign. Five-star cornerback commit Donte Wright EXCELLENT chance to sign. Five-star EDGE Jaiden Bryant GOOD chance to FLIP & sign. Five-star linebacker Kaden Henderson FAIR chance to sign. Four-star cornerback commit cornerback Ai'King Hall

The SEC is threatening to breakaway from the NCAA if they don’t get their way. Remember, the SEC and BigTen are the only conferences that have a say on the 12-16-24 team playoff question. Such a divorce would ignite a paradigm shift in college athletics. Meanwhile, the other partners, the Big-12 and the ACC are left behind to survive. But what if… the ACC and the BIG12 strike first? Lead the breakup? Would that be possible? Would they ignite and thus control a generational p

Much has been written and said about the ACC’s competitive standing in the Power Four. For years the popular opinion among the media has been the ACC and the Big-12 were inferior to the BigTen and SEC. However, that narrative might be changing going forward. In 2025, the ACC beat the SEC 8-6 in direct matchups. Miami held a convincing record (4-1) over the SEC. The ACC also had a dominant record (9-5) in bowl games, while the SEC went 4-10. The ACC made the national champions

May 27, 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 CORNERBACK room. OVERVIEW: Last season, Miami's cornerback room saw one of the biggest turnarounds in the history of Miami football. In 2024, the Canes’ defense, specifically the defensive backfield, was considered a major weakness that caused Mia

Spring practice and unofficial visits are in the books. Miami goes into summer official visits with 15 verbal commitments already, with only 5-7 spots still open in the class. Here’s the current breakdown, by position, of Miami’s top remaining 2027 recruiting targets. May 27, 2026 QUARTERBACK: Israeli Abrams RUNNING BACK: Ty Keys, Elijah Kimble WIDE RECEIVER: Nick Lennear, Tre Moore, Eli Woodard, Quentin Hale* TIGHT END: Demarcus Deroche, Jordan Karloff, Anthony Cartwright,

College football is competing itself out of existence. Conference/school control of scheduling is tearing the game away from the fans as the power brokers continue to seek more money and power. But what if everyone comes together to think outside of the box for creative and innovative solutions to the problems facing college athletics? A while back, the gang at CaneReports put their heads together to come up with ways to repair the damage done by decades of in-fighting and th

Miami’s 2027 recruiting class now stand at fifteen (15) verbal commitments as we enter the official visits month of summer. Reports indicate the Canes class will be substantially small can the 2026 class (31 recruits). Projects range from 20-22 signing for the 2027 class. Miami will host 16 key targets this coming weekend. Who are the most likely to give their pledge to Mario Cristobal and staff? WR Eli Woodard Eli Woodard is a late fast rising prospects after his de-commitme

Miami is headed to the Gainesville Regional for opening action in the first round of the NCAA National Tournament. The Canes (38-18) are the #2 seed and will open play against #3 seed Troy (32-29) at 6:00 p.m. ET. Coverage will be on ACCN. The winner of the Gainesville Regional will advance and play the winner of the Hattiesburg Regional in the best-of-three Super Regionals. GO CANES!

May 25, 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 LINEBACKER room. OVERVIEW: Miami carried twelve linebackers (Raul Aguirre Jr., Jaylin Alderman, Wesley Bissainthe, Kamal Bonner, Malik Bryant, Adarius Hayes, Ezekiel Marcelin Jr., Cam Pruitt, Chase Smith, Mohamed Toure, Bobby Washington Jr., Kell

Mario Cristobal and his staff will host sixteen top 2027 recruiting targets on the first official visit weekend of the season this coming weekend. Headlining the weekend will be four 5-star prospects, including 5-star edge rusher Jaiden Bryant (LSU commit), 5-star corner back commit Donte Wright, 5-star wide receiver commit Nick Lennear, 5-star linebacker Kaden Henderson. Also visiting will be 4-star cornerback commit Ai'King Hall, 4-star linebacker commit Aroson Randle Jr.