Author: Canes Crazy
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Miami Could Go After Florida DB Transfer Sharif Denson
Florida defensive back Sharif Denson plans to enter the transfer portal, giving programs a plug-and-play option with experience and a résumé. Denson appeared in all 12 games this season and finished with 52 tackles. He underwent sports-hernia surgery after the season, worth monitoring for any interested teams. Denson visited Miami during his high school recruitment…
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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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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…
