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Welcome to the U, L.J. Cason!
Miami head coach Jai Lucas welcomed former Michigan combo guard L.J.Cason (Lakeland, FL - Victory Christian Academy) on Tuesday. Cason entered the transfer portal after former Michigan head coach Dusty May accepted the head coaching position of the Dallas Mavericks. Cason is the final player on Miami’s roster for 2026-27. He has three years of eligibility remaining. At 6’2”/190, Cason is rated 93, ranked the #11 combo guard and the #56 overall transfer player, according to th
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What IF… Breakaway? part five
by TexCane & AZ Nole For years, there have been questions and rumors about the future viability of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The ACC has been battling both a financial revenue gap and internal conflicts for years. What are the options for the conference and/or schools? In our exercise, we decided to dissolve the ACC conference, and re-form a new 12-school conference. We decided to conduct a DRAFT the twelve schools. NEW DEVELOPMENT: “Save College Sports” Over the
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Jul 12 min read


What IF… breakaway? - part four
by TexCane & AZ Nole For years, there have been questions and rumors about the future viability of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The ACC has been battling both a financial revenue gap and internal conflicts for years. What are the options for the conference and/or schools? In our exercise, we decided to dissolve the ACC conference, and re- form a new 12-school conference. We decided to conduct a DRAFT the twelve schools. Our GOAL: A very powerful conference in both foo
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Jun 292 min read


MIAMI defeats FSU, 7-4, in season final
Miami salvaged the series and season final on Saturday, beating #11 Florida State, 7-4, in Tallahassee. The game started off with a pitchers dual between FSU’s Bryson Moore (6-2) and Miami’s AJ Ciscar (5-3.) Ciscar threw seven innings, giving up one run on six hits while striking out four and walking one. Moore went 7 2/3 innings, giving up two runs. Miami trailed 1-0 in the seventh inning when the Canes bats finally came alive. Gabriel Milano hit the go-ahead two-run home ru
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May 171 min read


MERCY! Canes bombed 11-1
Miami (35-17, 15-14 ACC) dropped the second game of the finale season series to #11 Florida State, 11-1, on Friday. The Seminole win clinched the weekend series. The game was stopped after eight innings under the 10-run “mercy rule” in college baseball. The Noles had their way with Miami pitching while Miami’s bats were again silent and the defense committed three errors. First pitch for the last game in the regular season is set for 2:00 p.m. ET on Saturday, with coverage on
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May 161 min read


MELTDOWN!
Miami lost the first game of a three-game series, 7-6, to #11 Florida State in Tallahassee on Thursday. Despite a quality start from Miami lefty Rob Evans, the Canes could hold a 6-1 lead down the stretch. Evans fired seven innings, giving up just one run on six hits while striking out seven and walking two. Miami’s bullpen imploded over the last four innings. Six relievers combined to throw 3 2/3 innings and allowed seven hits, six runs, three walks and one hit batter. Sad
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May 151 min read


10 MOST Wanted… May 12th
As of this writing, Miami has eleven verbal commitments to their 2027 recruiting class, now ranked #11 in the country. Miami is projected to sign a smaller class this cycle, between 20-22 recruits. That means the Canes must be very selective as they fill out the year’s class. First, let’s look at remaining needs. Miami still has needs at wide receiver, offensive line, tight end, defensive line, linebacker and safety. With that in mind, who are the most wanted recruiting targe
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May 124 min read


Canes upset Tar Heels, 75-66!
Miami upset #11 North Carolina, 75-66, on Tuesday evening at the Watsco Center before 7,355 in attendance. Miami fans’ rushed the court after the game as Miami (19-5, 8-3 ACC) moved into fifth place in the ACC. The game also marked head coach Jai Lucas’ major signature win for head coach Jai Lucas since taking over the reins in Coral Gables. Miami also snapped a three-game losing streak to North Carolina (19-5, 7-4) and recorded their first win over a ranked UNC team since 20
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Feb 112 min read
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