Author: Canes Crazy
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Miami Sends Offer To 2030 Recruit Aydan Steen
Aydan Steen, a class of 2030 wide receiver/outside linebacker, announced a Miami scholarship offer last week. Recruiting databases tag Steen as a 6-foot-1, 200-pound athlete at Santa Margarita Catholic in Rancho Santa Margarita, California. That combination — early class year, multi-position label, plus legitimate size — explains the move even without a mountain of varsity…
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Who To Watch: The Buckeyes Who Could Wreak Havoc In The Cotton Bowl
The Buckeyes have the most talent the Hurricanes have faced all season Ohio State brings a roster full of NFL-caliber playmakers to the Cotton Bowl next week, plus a defense that grades among the nation’s best. Ahead of the biggest test of the Canes’ season, here’s a quick list of Buckeyes who can flip the…
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Miami Basketball Faces North Florida In Final Non-Conference Test
Miami returns to Watsco Center Sunday with a chance to keep momentum rolling before the calendar flips into the ACC schedule. North Florida visits for a 4 p.m. tip on ACC Network. Miami carries a 10-2 record on the season and sits at No. 33 in the latest NET rankings. Miami also received votes in…
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Three Things Miami Needs To Do Better Than It Did Against Texas A&M
Far from a perfect game from the Canes in Round 1 Miami grabbed a 10-3 College Football Playoff win at Texas A&M Saturday, and the defense earned every headline. Carson Beck delivered the late 11-yard touchdown to Malachi Toney, Mark Fletcher Jr. ripped off 172 rushing yards, and the Hurricanes moved on. However, Miami also…
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Miami Survives First Round of CFP With 10-3 Win Over Texas A&M
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — No. 10 Miami leaned on a punishing ground game and a takeaway-hungry defense, outlasting No. 7 Texas A&M 10-3 Saturday in the College Football Playoff first-round rock fight at Kyle Field. Malachi Toney’s 11-yard touchdown catch from Carson Beck with 1:49 left snapped a 3-3 tie and pushed the Hurricanes into…
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Five-Star Safety Honor Fa’alave-Johnson Puts Miami In Top 10 Schools
Honor Fa’alave-Johnson narrowed his recruitment Wednesday and kept Miami in the mix. The five-star safety from San Diego released a top 10 that features USC, Oregon, Notre Dame, Penn State, Miami, Texas, Alabama, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Texas A&M. Fa’alave-Johnson told Hayes Fawcett that USC and Alabama “set the pace” right now, while the rest…
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Sporting News Names Four Miami Players To All-America Teams
The honors keep coming for the Hurricanes’ biggest stars The Sporting News released its 2025 college football All-America teams Wednesday, and Miami walked away with four players making the cut — two on the first team and two on the second. Offensive tackle Francis Mauigoa and defensive lineman Rueben Bain Jr. landed on the first…
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Why Didn’t Fernando Mendoza Go To Miami?
Fernando Mendoza lifted the Heisman Trophy this weekend, and the moment landed with extra meaning in South Florida. The quarterback grew up a half-mile from the University of Miami campus, played at Christopher Columbus High School, attended UM camps and wanted a shot in Coral Gables. Miami never gave him one that matched his goals,…
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2027 LB Quinton Cypher Will Make College Decision This Week
UPDATE: Cypher announced he will make his decision Friday, December 19. 2027 linebacker Quinton Cypher cut his recruitment to four heavyweights Monday, sliding Miami into a closing group that also features Alabama, Georgia and Ohio State. Cypher plans to reveal his decision later this week. Cypher, a 2027 linebacker from Raleigh, North Carolina, plays at…
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Three Hurricanes Land On AP All-American Teams
Miami stacked three Associated Press All-America selections Monday, with offensive tackle Francis Mauigoa earning first-team honors and edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. and wide receiver Malachi Toney landing on the second team. Mauigoa anchored an offensive line that powered Miami’s ground game into the top tier of the conference. The Hurricanes logged 2,456 rushing yards, averaged 188.9 yards per game and 5.7 yards per carry,…