No. 10 Florida rallied with five runs in the eighth inning to defeat No. 17 Miami in the first game of a three-game weekend series on Friday night at Light Field. The Gators got solid pitching to keep Miami’s bats in check most of the game game. The Canes threatened in the fifth with two hits to begin the inning, but the runners were stranded. Miami finally broke through in the sixth inning as Derek Williams and Brylan West each drove in a run for the Canes to tie the game.

February 27, 2026 by Zona Miami is back on the recruiting trail and red hot with many elite 2027 prospects headed to Coral Gables during the spring for a visit. Our series will focus on NEW blue-chip prospects who Miami has offered a scholarship and plans to take a visit to campus this spring and early summer. Today, we are spotlighting safety Honor Fa'alave-Johnson. Background: Honor Fa'alave-Johnson is the #1 safety prospect in 2027 national recruiting class. He is from Sa

No. 17 Miami (10-0) is off to a roaring start to their 2026 season after beating Florida Atlantic, 11-7, in comeback fashion on the road Wednesday. FAU (3-4) took a 7-4 lead into the ninth. Then… BOOM! The Canes bats came alive. Brylan West clubbed a go-ahead two-run double as part of a seven-run rally. Daniel Cuvet hit a two-run home run and Jake Ogden had a three-run double. The Miami victory now sets up a big three-game series against No. 10 Florida (9-1) on Light Field.

Miami is coming off a major win over arch-rival Florida State, 83-73. on Tuesday. Tre Donaldson pumped in 21 points while Malik Reneau scored his eight double-double with 23 points and 10 rebounds. The win brings Miami (22-6, 11-4 ACC) closer to returning to March Madness next month. "It's always hard to win on the road for a game," said Miami head coach Jai Lucas. "Just one, it being a rivalry and there's always a lot of emotions. Of course, we had a player who was back home

February 23, 2026 by Zona Miami is back on the recruiting trail and red hot with many elite 2027 prospects headed to Coral Gables during the spring for a visit. Our new series will focus on NEW blue-chip prospects who Miami has offered a scholarship and plans to take a visit to campus this spring and early summer. Today, we are spotlighting quarterback Israel Abrams. Background: Israel is from Arlington Heights, Illinois where he attends Montini Catholic High School. Miami o

We are pleased to introduce two orange blooded Canes to our CaneReports team. Zona has been with us for awhile from Arizona and will be taking on an expanded role, focusing on the recruiting side of our site. Look for his new series, EMERGING, that will give you detailed breakdowns on new recruiting prospects that are emerging as potential key targets on the recruiting trail. Tinker joins us from Maryland and is also an orange blooded Canes. She will be focused on our In

ESPN’s Dan Wentzel presented a unique scenario this week. He speculated that it might be attractive for at least three schools to leave the BIG TEN for independence. Specifically, Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State leaving the Big Ten Conference and going independent along with USC and Oregon. Why would those blue blood schools leave Big Ten, who this week reported $1B in revenue sharing for its 18 member schools? That about $78 per school, far exceeding the ACC and Big-12

February 20, 2026 College athletics, specifically football, is spiraling out of control. The NCAA is no longer the governing body of college sports. Conference realignment, NIL, Transfer Portal and the courts have neutered that organization. Can the universities take back control of their athletic programs? Is it time to close down the NCAA? Start over with fresh blood leadership with bold, innovative ideas? In this edition, we will continue to examine the critical steps nee