Miami scored on every drive in the first half and went onto a dominating 34 - 17 victory over Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. The game wasn’t this close. Despite the worst officiated ACC game this season, the Canes won this game handily. Miami is keeping the pressure on the CFP selection committee. The Canes dominated in almost all the major game metrics (total yards, yards passing, yards receiving. turnovers and time of possession.) The Hokies led in yards rushing, although QB

November 22, 2025 The No.14 Miami Hurricanes (9-2, 5-2 ACC) defeated the Virginia Tech Hokies (3-8, 2-5, ACC), 34-17 on Saturday at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Virginia. Here are the numbers behind the game.                                           1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FINAL Miami                          7 13 7 7 34 Virginia Tech                    3 0 7 7 17 MIAMI VT 1st Downs:                                 22

Miami travels to Blacksburg, Virginia to take on the Virginia Tech Hokies Saturday at Lane Stadium. The Canes must win to stay in contention for a playoff berth. Miami is returning a number of key players for the Virginia Tech game. Out: S Keionte Scott, WR Tony Johnson Questionable: DT David Blay Probable: CB OJ Frederique, WR Josh Moore Two key players who is not on the injury report are RB Mark Fletcher and WR CJ Daniels. Kickoff is set for noon. Coverage will be on ESPN

Miami travels to Blacksburg, Virginia to take on the Hokies this Saturday at Lane Stadium. The Canes must win and win big to stay in contention for a playoff berth. Virginia Tech has had a disaster season (3-7, 2-4 ACC). The Hokies are not a good team. However, they have some quality talent on the roster. They can be dangerous. Therefore, we believe there is ONE KEY for Miami to beat Virginia Tech. STOP THE RUN… The strength of Virginia Tech is their rushing attack. Miami’s

GAME INFORMATION Virginia Tech Hokies (3-7, 2-4 ACC) vs #14 Miami Hurricanes  (8-2, 4-2 ACC) Saturday, November 22, 2025 Kick Off: 12:00 p.m. ET | Blacksburg, VA Lane Stadium |  Capacity: 65,115 Game Odds: Miami -17.5; O/U 48.5 (FanDuel) Coverage: ESPN & 560 WQAM, 990AM ESPN Deportes, WVUM Announcers: ESPN - TBA 560 WQAM - Joe Zagacki, Don Bailey Jr., Josh Darrow Streaming: ESPN+ and SlingTV Colors: Miami (White/Orange) Virginia Tech (Purple/White) GO CANES!

The Canes bounced back from their loss to Florida with a 99-82 win over Elon on Thursday evening. Miami (4-1) used balanced scoring and a tenacious defense, led by junior scoring guard Tru Washington' s double-double (18 points and 10 rebounds). Freshman Shelton Henderson and Tre Donaldson both contributed 18 points and Malik Reneau chipped in 17 points in the winning effort. Miami’s defense was the key to the win. The Canes delivered 25 points off 18 turnovers that allowe

YES! The College Football Playoff committee is now being described as “controversial”, “inconsistent”, “basis”, “chaotic”, “lying to fans,” and a “travesty.” The integrity of the selection committee is even being called into question. And not just by ACC schools. Across the country. By their words and actions, it is blatantly obvious the CFP’s selection criteria is seriously flawed, favoring the “Super Two” conferences who are controlled by the networks. It’s all about “eyeba

On Tuesday, Miami flipped TE Gavin Mueller (Wheaton, IL) from Colorado. Miami’s 2026 recruiting class now stands at 30 verbal commitments. And the Canes may not be finished. Who are some realistic targets still on the board for Miami? And where does Miami with them? RB Amari Latimer*                           Hometown:  Tyrone, GA              School:  Sandy Creek                   HT: 5'-11" | WT:  230 |  Offers: 47 |  Rating: 91 |  Pos. Rank: 17 ATH |  Overall Rank: 266 S

Miami landed a verbal commitment from 4-star TE Gavin Mueller (Wheaton, IL - South Elgin) on Tuesday. Gavin “flipped” his choice of schools from Colorado and became Miami’s 30th commitment to the 2026 recruiting class, now ranked #11 in the nation and #1 in the ACC. At 6’-5”/255, Gavin is rated 91, ranked the #11 tight end and #248 overall prospect in the country, according to the 247Sports Composite. Hudson Standish, 247Sports National Analyst, published this evaluation of

courtesy of Matt Pendleton-Imagn Images The No.10 Florida Gators defeated the Miami Hurricanes, 82-68, in Jacksonville on Sunday night. The Canes started quickly with Tru Washington steal and layup, but the Gators responded with a 9-0 run. Miami rallied and took back the lead at 13-12 on a 3-pointer by Tre Donaldson and extended their lead to 18-12 on a Malik Reneau basket. From that point on, Florida took the lead on two 3-pointers by Alex Condon and Thomas Hough and neve

There is an old saying… “If you continue doing the same thing, you should expect to get the same result.” That’s the situation the Atlantic Coast Conference is in right now. Over the past decade, the ACC has fallen further and further behind the SEC and Big Ten in stature and revenue. If the situation doesn’t change by the time the current media rights agreements run out in the early 2030s, the ACC may no longer be viable as a major athletic conference. Looming large is the s

Miami head coach Mario Cristobal appeared on his weekly in-season segment on The Joe Rose Show on 560 WQAM. on Monday. He shared his thoughts on last weekend’s game and the state of the program going into the last two weeks of the regular season. On Miami's performance against NC State… "We just played better," said head coach Mario Cristobal. "The energy and the enthusiasm and the work ethic from Monday through Saturday over the last couple weeks is paying off with improv

EDITORIAL - by TexCane After another dominating victory on Saturday, Miami moved up the AP rankings from #15 to #14. Just enough to still keep the Canes out of the CFP discussion. It’s become very clear the AP voters don’t think much of the ACC and Big-12. Why? The SEC and B1G own the media. ESPN and CBS/Fox promote their products over all others. There’s very little true journalism in college athletics. It’s called media bias. It’s called network power and influence. For e

November 15, 2025 Miami dominated North Carolina State, 41-7, on Saturday. Head coach Mario Cristobal met with the press immediately after the game. He shared his thoughts on the game and the challenge ahead in Blacksburg. "Want to start by thanking the crowd and the energy that they brought to our team that was down a significant amount of starters and they came out and played the most complete team football game of the year,” said Cristobal. “It was a game that was comp

November 15, 2025 No. 16 Miami Hurricanes (8-2, 4-2 ACC) soundly defeated the North Carolina State Wolfpack, 41-7, on Saturday afternoon at Hard Rock Stadium. Miami made short work of North Carolina State (5-5, 2-4 ACC) on Saturday afternoon. In just about every phase of the game, the Canes held a commanding advantage. The Canes allayed any concerns about a slow start, racing to a 24-0 by halftime and stretched the lead to 41-0 before substituting liberally in the fourth qua

November 15, 2025 The No.16 Miami Hurricanes (8-2, 4-2 ACC) defeated the North Carolina State Wolfpack (5-5, 2-4, ACC), 41-7, on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium. Here are the numbers behind the game.                                            1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q FINAL NC State                         0 0 0 7 0 MIAMI                             10 14 10 7 41                                                                      

No. 16 Miami (7-2, 3-2 ACC) will host North Carolina State (5-4, 2-3 ACC) at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET. Miami will also host approximately 36 high school prospects from the ’26, ’27, ’28 and 29 recruiting classes. It will be the final opportunity for the Canes to impress prospective football student-athletes this season. 2026: The Canes will be hosting 13 committed prospects and one prospective recruiting target. The verbally committed prospects include WR

Miami is fighting hard down the home stretch to secure a spot in the national college football playoffs. They must finish off the season with a 10-2 record to be seriously considered for a berth. On Saturday, the Canes will host the North Carolina State Wolfpack (5-4, 2-3 ACC). Despite their record, the Wolfpack is a dangerous team. To win this game, Miami has three keys to the game. Limit explosive plays… Miami’s defense has excelled in limiting explosive plays (30+ yards)

No. 16 Miami (7-2, 3-2 ACC) will host North Carolina State (5-4, 2-3 ACC) at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET. At this stage of the season, every team must deal with injuries. Miami is no exception. OUT: RB Mark Fletcher, DB Keionte Scott, CB OJ Frederique, WR Tony Johnson QUESTIONABLE: DT David Blay GOOD TO GO: DT Ahmad Moten, WR CJ Daniel, LB Wesley Bissainthe BOTTOM LINE: Miami will need to use its depth the navigate injuries down the stretch. The Canes ha

NC State Wolfpack (5-4,2-3 ACC) vs #16 Miami Hurricanes  (7-2, 3-2 ACC) Saturday, November 15, 2025 Kick Off: 3:30 p.m. ET | Miami Gardens, FL Hard Rock Stadium, |  Capacity: 64,767 Game Odds: Miami -14.5; O/U 55.5 Coverage: ESPN & 560 WQAM, 990AM ESPN Deportes, WVUM Announcers: ESPN - Mark Jones, Roddy Jones 560 WQAM - Joe Zagacki, Don Bailey Jr., Josh Darrow Streaming: ESPN+ and FuboTV and SlingTV Colors: Miami (Orange/White) NC State (TBA) GO CANES!