November 10, 2026 Duke Blue Devils (7-2, 4-2 ACC) vs #1 Miami Hurricanes (8-1, 6-0 ACC) Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026 Kick-Off: 12:00 P.M. ET Location: Hard Rock Stadium Miami Gardens, FL 64,729 seating capacity Media Coverage: ABC-TV / 560-WQAM ODDS: -14.5 Miami | 52.5 O/U DUKE: Football since 1888 (138 years ago) 2026 Record: 72, 4-2 ACC All-time record: 558–567–31[2] (.496) Bowl Record: 9–9–0 (.500) Head Coach: Manny Di

Nov. 10, 2026 - No. Miami ran away from North Florida, 89-51, on Monday night in Coral Gables. The Canes got off to a fast start with a 19-6 run late in the first half. Miami took a 44-25 lead into the lockerroom and never looked back. Miami (2-1) shot 46.3% from the floor, but shot only 18.5% from beyond the arc. North Florida (1-2) shot only 31.3% from the floor. Miami was led by power forward Malik Reneau with 16 points and Shelton Henderson with 14 points. Point guard Aca

Nov. 9, 2026 - Miami head coach Mario Cristobal made his weekly appearance on The Joe Rose Show on Monday morning. He shared his prospective and thoughts on the Canes first loss of 2026 and his thoughts on Miami’s next opponent, Duke, this Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium. On the referee’s call … "I voiced my frustration and it is time to move on," Cristobal said. “"I don't want to disrespect the game of football. Notre Dame won, they have a great coach and a great coaching staf

November 9, 2026 - Over the summer a storm appeared on the horizon. It is called the “Protect College Sports Act.” The United States Congress is considering voting this act into law. However, this act has two provisions that are highly controversial. The act would put a cap on the size of conferences at twenty schools. Proponents say this provision would stabilize college athletics and give it stability for many years. Opponents say it restricts fair trade for the conference

-EDITORIAL- by TexCane April 8, 2026 - In a classic rivalry, the Hurricanes and Fighting Irish battled on the national stage. Then the referees took over and determined the outcome of this game. In the final minutes, with Notre Dame holding on to a 31-24 lead, Miami was driving to tie up the game. Miami quarterback Darian Mensah scrambled to avoid pressure and launched the ball into the end zone. Tight end Elijah Lofton went high in the air and made a sensational catch coming

Nov. 7, 2026 - Miami’s rally comes up short, losing to Notre Dame, 31-24, in South Bend on Saturday night. Notre Dame (8-1) started fast and led 24-3 early in the third quarter. But Miami (8-1, 6-0 ACC) didn’t give up and rallied to close the gap to 31-24 in the fourth quarter. However, the Irish held on for the victory. It appeared the Canes scored the tying touchdown late in the final period on a pass from Darian Mensah to Elijah Lofton. But the referees rule he did not cat