Author: Canes Crazy
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Latest Projections Have Miami Basketball Squarely On NCAA Tournament Bubble
The Canes hope to make their first NCAA Tournament since 2023 10 games into Jai Lucas’ first season, Miami men’s basketball sits in a familiar but welcomed spot: smack in the middle of the NCAA Tournament bubble. The Hurricanes own an 8-2 record, riding a three-game win streak after an ACC/SEC Challenge statement win at…
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Texas A&M Lineman Already Taking Shots At Miami Before CFP Matchup
The Hurricanes face off against the Aggies in the First Round Texas A&M left tackle Trey Zuhn III walked into media availability Sunday and handed Miami’s Reuben Bain Jr. some major bulletin board material. Asked about the Hurricanes’ star edge rusher, Zuhn brushed off the ACC Defensive Player of the Year and said Texas A&M…
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Did Media Pressure Get Miami Into The CFP Over Notre Dame?
Did the media get Miami into the playoff? That question already flies around group chats from South Bend to South Florida. Notre Dame and Miami both finished 10-2. Miami owned the head-to-head win, 27–24 at Hard Rock in Week 1, yet the CFP Committee released every weekly ranking with Notre Dame in front of Miami,…
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Notre Dame AD Spewing Nonsense With ACC Trash Talk
Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua spent Monday swinging at the wrong target. After the Irish fell out of the College Football Playoff field, he went on “The Dan Patrick Show” and accused the ACC of causing “permanent damage” to its relationship with the Irish because the league publicly backed Miami’s playoff case. Notre Dame…
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Miami Sends Scholarship Offer To 2027 RB Joel Bradford
Miami’s staff recently took an early swing at one of Georgia’s electric running backs, extending a scholarship offer to Collins Hill Class of 2027 back Joel Bradford. The Suwanee product already holds double-digit offers, with national powers such as Georgia and Auburn joining Miami on the list, along with West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Western Kentucky, Western…
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The ACC Almost Cost Miami Its Playoff Spot
ACC fumbled the Playoff, and Miami nearly paid the price On selection Sunday, Miami fans watched another committee show turn into a lecture on “résumés” and “data points.” When the bracket rolled across the screen, Duke already held the ACC’s potential automatic bid, James Madison celebrated a golden ticket and the final debate narrowed to…
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Miami Offers Local 2027 WR Zion Vilma
Hurricanes trying to lock down talent in the backyard Miami dipped back into Palm Beach County for future speed on the perimeter, extending a scholarship offer to 2027 Lake Worth wide receiver/cornerback Zion Vilma this week. Vilma went public with the offer on Twitter, calling the Miami opportunity a blessing. On3 lists Vilma at 6-foot-2…
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Miami Well-Represented At USA Winter Diving Nationals
The Hurricanes can jumpstart a big season in Texas Miami diving heads into USA Diving Winter National Championships in Midland, Texas with as much star power as any program in the country. Head coach Dario di Fazio sends eight current or recent Hurricanes: Chiara Pellacani, Mia Vallée, Emma Gullstrand, Margo O’Meara, Mohamed Farouk, Jake Passmore…
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Miami Women’s Basketball Dominates In 53-Point Win Over Georgia State
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Miami women’s basketball steamrolled Georgia State, 99-46 on Sunday afternoon at Watsco Center, a wire-to-wire rout that reset the Hurricanes after their midweek stumble against Kentucky. The win pushed Miami to 6-3 and delivered a new season-high in points along with the Canes’ biggest margin of victory so far this year.…
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Miami’s Second-Half Surge Gets Win Over Southern Miss.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Miami slept through the first 20 minutes, then steamrolled Southern Miss after the break, turning a halftime tie into an 88-64 rout Saturday at Watsco Center. Malik Reneau led the surge with 21 points in only 18 minutes, punishing the Golden Eagles inside and at the foul line before fouling out…