The College Football Playoff is changing their schedule for next year’s playoffs. To avoid playing at the same time as an NFL Thursday night game, the CFP announced on Tuesday that it won’t have a game on New Year's Eve this season. The CFP quarterfinals will  instead be held on Wednesday, Dec. 30 at the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl and a triple-header on Friday, Jan. 1, 2027, at the Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic, Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl and the Rose Bowl Game presented by Prudential. T

The CFP conference commissioners met recently in Miami before the Championship game. High on their agenda was a potential expansion of the playoffs from the current 12-team format to either a 14 or 16 school playoff. Currently, the SEC and Big Ten hold all the cards to determine if CFP should expand in 2026. In the talks there was disagreement between the Big Ten and the SEC on automatic qualifiers. The SEC wants only one automatic qualifier for each of the Power Four confer

February 2, 2026 Miami completed a run to the national championship game, winning 13 games, while capturing another top ten recruiting class. Head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff have already back evaluating and offering scholarships to 273 prospective prospects in the 2027 class. To date, Miami has received FOUR non-binding verbal commitments. 2027 Recruiting Class: COMMITMENTS:  4     NATIONAL RANKING:  18      ACC RANKING: 6      AVERAGE PLAYER RATING: 90.19 EDG Demarc

It’s quite evident the Big Ten and SEC (Super 2) have separated themselves from the rest of college football. They controlled all the most important elements such as the College Football Playoffs and network exposure (media rights). Follow the money trail and it leads to domination by the SEC and Big Ten. The ACC and the Big12 conferences are fighting an uphill battle for revenue and network access. If they continue to do the same thing, they should expect to get the same res

Miami continued its memorable school year this past week with both cheers and some tears. Hurricanes land #4 Transfer class… Miami welcomed twelve (12) new football transfers to the university, including QB Darian Mensah, EDG Damon Wilson, WR Cooper Barkate, S Conrad Hussey, DL Keona Davis, OL Jamal Meriweather, WR Cam Vaughn, S Omar Thorton, K Jack Olsen, DL Jarquez Carter, WR Vandrevius Jacobs, K Jake Weinberg. The Canes’ transfer class ranked #4 in the nation, according

College football is expected to go through another wave of realignment in the early 2030s. Most pundits are predicting it will happen just prior to the next network media rights agreements, starting in 2030. Miami will attempt to stay positioned for the best possible outcome. This series will explore a number of scenarios for the University of Miami. What are Miami’s options? In part one, we examined Miami staying in their current situation as members of the Atlantic Coast Co

Miami landed one of the nation’s most efficient pass receivers in former Duke wide receiver Cooper Barkate on Tuesday. Cooper is the 12th transfer to Miami in this cycle. He has one year of eligibility remaining. At 6’-1”/195, Cooper is a intermediate range passing threat and top yards after catch production. In 2025, Cooper caught 72 passes for 1,106 yards and 7 touchdowns after two years at Harvard. He averaged 15.2 yards per catch, one of the highest rates in college foot

After a negotiated settlement with Duke University, former Blue Devil quarterback Darian Mensah , on Tuesday, announced he is transferring to Miami. At 6’-3”/205, Darian will be Miami’s 11th incoming transfer in this cycle. He has two years of eligibility remaining after one year at Duke and two years at Tulane (one as a redshirt freshman). In 2025, Darian threw for 3,973 yards (66.8%), 34 touchdowns, with only 6 interceptions, He finished second nationally in both categori