by TexCane For the third consecutive spring, Miami hosted an overflow crowd of more than 5,000 fans for the annual Spring Game at Cobb Stadium. Miami has to construct temporary seating for the game due to the highly restrictive City of Coral Gables. However, the university now has a solid proof of concept to justify a true home stadium for our Hurricanes on or near campus. The only question is where to build it. And politics! Over the years, there have been many efforts to b

More than 5,000 Miami fans will get their first glimpse of the Hurricanes on Saturday at Cobb Stadium for the Spring Game . Saturday morning will begin with an autograph session, followed practice drills and a non-traditional practice game. "The first half will be practice and the reason being, I just felt like we don't want to compromise a day of technique and fundamental work that we can do, not only do we feel that's important, but also the opportunity to create some one-o

Miami (28-10, 9-7 ACC) went on the road on Friday night and used brilliant pitching and timely hitting to defeat Stanford, 6-3, to begin a three-game series. Miami starter Rob Evans (8-1) pitched his best game of the season, going 7 2/3 innings, giving up two runs on three hits while striking out eight Cardinal. At the plate, the Canes were led by third baseman Daniel Cuvet who collected three hits and drove in two runs. Miami (jumped out quickly in the first inning with two

Miami is moving on from WR commit Ah'Mari Stevens, according to multiple sources. Ah'Mari Stevens had made it clear he would take more visits and pursue actions similar to a non-committed prospect. As result, Miami has decided to part ways with Stevens. Sources are projecting Stevens to LSU. As such, Miami currently has eight verbal commitments to their 2027 recruiting class. The Canes are still pursuing blue chip wide receivers such as Monshun Sales, Tre Moore and Nick Lenne

One of the fastest rising prospects in the nation, DT David Folorunsho (Chicago, IL - St. Patrick), visited Miami on Thursday. As a result, Miami has shot up his board also. According to DMoney at CanesInsight , when Folorunsho was asked how his visit went in Coral Gables, he replied “They’re definitely the team to beat. The visit went great. I was really excited to finally make it down here after missing the last one. It was everything I expected and more.” Emerging? It ap

Miami and former OL commit Zaquan Linton (Palm Beach, FL - Central) have agreed to go their separate ways, according to 247Sports. At 6’-5”/293, Linton is rated 85, ranked the #90 OT and the #1,147 overall prospect in the 2027 national recruiting class. He was one of Miami’s earliest commitments (7/8/25). Miami now holds two offensive line commitments in the 2027 class, including OT Sean Tatum and OT Tyler Ford. Overall, Miami now holds nine commitments in the 2027 recru

by TexCane Just about every college sports fan in America agrees that college athletics is broken. IF I was commissioner, how would I solve all the problems surrounding the NCAA? So far, I, as commissioner, have reorganized college athletics into eight conferences, each with ten schools. We have broken down the new PACIFIC, WEST, CENTRAL, SOUTHWEST and SOUTH Divisions. Today we continue our series with the introduction of another conference in the reconstruction of Division I

Miami received a verbal commitment from OT prospect Tyler Ford (Gainesville, GA - Gainesville) on Wednesday evening. At 6’6”/325, Tyler is rated 87, ranked the #59 and the #661 overall prospect in the nation, according to the 247Sports Composite. Among Tyler’s 24 scholarship offers, he chose Miami over such schools as Georgia, Texas A&M, Florida, Auburn, and Florida State. While still young and raw, Tyler is already a road grader. With more development of his pass protection

Miami’s bats didn’t show up on Wednesday night, Canes fall to South Florida, 4-2. The Canes could only muster six hits against the Bulls, while Miami starter, TJ Coats (5-2) pitched a solid game, going six innings, giving up three runs (two earned), on seven hits. Alex Sosa and Max Galvin drove in Miami’s two runs. The loss marked the first loss for Miami in a mid-week game this season. Miami (27-10) returns to action on Friday night for a three-game series against Stanford a

Miami will host more than a dozen recruiting prospects on campus this Thursday. Among the unofficial visitors are linebacker Kaden Henderson, defensive tackle David Folorunsho, safety Bode Sparrow, EDGE Jabarrius Garror, safety Tory Pittman*, cornerback Nash Johnson III, EDGE Adriel Rojas, defensive tackle Stive-Bentley Keumajou Yondul, ight end Anthony Cartwright, running back AJ Tillman Jr., 2028 running back Xander Edwards, 2028 running back Caiden Bellard and 2027 Miami l