Miami head coach Jai Lucas got his long rang bomber on Friday when former Indiana wing Nick Dorn gave his pledge to the Canes. At 6’7”/225, Nick is rated 89 and ranked the #39 transfer shooting guard. Despite battling injuries last season, Dorn flashed some high powered shooting over a three game stretch, scoring 23 points against Rutgers, 18 points against Purdue, and 26 points against UCLA. Over those three games, Dorn made 16 three-pointers. Dorn is expected to fill a vo

Miami landed four-star 202s7 running back Ty Keys (Poplarville, MS - Poplarville) on Friday Ty is Miami’s ninth verbal commitment to the 2027 recruiting class. Among his 29 scholarships, Ty chose the Canes over Florida State and Ole Miss. At 6’-1”/190, Ty is rated 92, ranked the #14 running back and the #214 overall prospect in the 2017 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Composite. Miami’s recruiting class now ranks #15 in the nation, up from #18 before Keys’ pledge

Over the pass month, it feels like Miami has lost its recruiting momentum. Miami's 2027 recruiting class went from being ranked #8 in the country at the beginning of April to #17 today. The Canes have lost recruiting battles for RB Myson Johnson-Cook, WR Jaden Upshaw, TE Jaxon Dollar, and S Zayden Gamble, while losing the commitment of WR Ah'Mari Stevens to LSU. Other elite targets like OT Mark Matthews and LB Kaden Henderson are reported to now be trending to Texas A&M and/o

The next wave of realignment is coming. This series is focused on potential scenarios for Miami and the ACC. Today, we will go way out on a limb… INDEPENDENCE. Miami is currently a member of the Atlantic Coast conference. Unfortunately, our Canes have never lived up to competitive expectations in football. And the ACC has suffered for it. Today, the conference is fighting to keep relevance in college athletics. The revenue distribution gap continues to widen between the B1G/S

April 30, 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 offensive tackle room. Overview: Miami had one of the strongest offensive tackle rooms in the country in 2025. They have to replaced two NFL bound tackles in Francis Mauigoa (#10 - NY Giants) and Markel Bell (#68 - Phi Eagles). Miami prefers to c

-EDITORIAL- by TexCane What you are about to read is pure speculation, not based on verifiable information. However, it will present a viable option in the ongoing power struggle in college athletics. The current struggle between the power four conferences continues. The Big Ten and SEC currently have a huge financial advantage over the ACC and Big-12. The revenue distribution gap between the “Power 2” (SEC and Big Ten) and the ACC/Big-12 has grown to as much as $30-40M per s

With the retirement of Dan Radakovich, Miami is looking for a new athletic director. Some reports indicator the Miami administration wants a non-traditional athletic director with heavy revenue building experience. Among the names being bandied about in the press is Michael Yormark, twin brother of Big-12 commissioner Bret Yormark. While that connection doesn’t automatically mean the Canes are headed to the Big-12, it could mean Miami might be thinking out-of-the-box in their

Miami defeated California, 4-1, on Sunday at Light Field. The Canes used the sold pitching of starter AJ Ciscar and closer Lyndon Glidewell to secure their sixth straight weekend series. Ciscar (4-3) threw 7 /2/3 innings, giving up one run, on X hits while striking out seven Golden Bears and walking none. Glidewell fished off Cal with 3 strike outs over the last 1 1/3 innings and his second save of the season. At the plate, Miami (32-12, 12-9 ACC) collected nine hits with Al

Miami used a rare method to victory on Saturday night at Light Field. A walk-off walk! Miami (31-12, 11-9 ACC) jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the first inning on Alex Sosa’s three-run home run, his 11th of the season. California scored a pair of runs in the fifth to tie the game at 3-3. With the game tied with the bases loaded in the ninth inning, Miami’s Max Gavin drew a walk that drove in the winning run in a 4-3 victory over California. Miami starter Lazaro Collera hurled 5

It was quite a weekend for our Hurricanes. Thirteen Miami players are headed to the NFL in 2026. Here is a rundown of who is going where Team Round Overall OT Francis Mauinoa New York Giants First 10th DE Rueben Bain Tampa Bay Bucs First 15th DE Akeem Mesidor Los Angeles Rams First 22nd QB Carson Beck Arizona Cardinals Third 65th OT Markel Bell Philadelphia Eagles Third 68th S Jakobe Thomas Minnesota Vikings Fourth 98th CB Keionte Scott

After a national championship game appearance, Miami’s players earned the fruits of their labor this weekend at the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh. Nine Miami Hurricanes were drafted. Miami’s nine picks this weekend is the most Hurricane players selected since 2017. The Canes are tied with Ohio State and Texas A&M for the most draft picks in this year's draft. Three Hurricanes were selected in the first round, the first time since 2007. Miami is tied for the fourth-most in Miam

Miami wide receiver CJ Daniels (Lilburn, Ga - Lilburn) was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams in the sixth round with the 197th overall pick of the 2026 NFL Draft on Saturday. At 6’-2”/202, Daniels, transferred to Miami in 2025. He posted 50 receptions for 557 yards, seven touchdowns in 13 games for the Canes. Over his college career, CJ caught 198 passes for 2,996 yards and 28 touchdowns at Liberty (2020-23), LSU (2024) and Miami (2025). NFL.com analysis: "Daniels has a tremen