The Hurricanes will have eight games at Hard Rock Stadium this year — the first time they have played eight home games since 1971.

Miami football went to the state of Georgia to pull off its latest intriguing recruiting move. This time involving Ray Lewis' nephew.

Miami and Virginia shared the ACC regular season title with identical 15-5 records.  How the mighty have fallen.  Entering this game, the Cavs an

Miami sits at No. 12 in 247Sport's composite class rankings, one spot behind USC and ahead of Penn State. Headlining their 21 December signees are some of the top players in Florida like Girard Pringle Jr., Joshua Moore, Bryce Fitzgerald, and Malachi Toney — as well as several others that had standout seasons on the way to a state championship.

Miami is on a four-game streak of home losses, Virginia a six-game streak of away losses dating back to last season, but someone's luck is about to change on Wednesday. Both will face off in an ACC battle at 7:00 p.

The Hurricanes addressed their biggest areas of need in the winter transfer portal window, but they could fill some more holes in the roster in the spring.

The Hurricanes return home after showing a sign of life after the Cal game and look to bring a victory in Coral Gables.

Eight of the Hurricanes’ regular-season games next season are at home, and the team doesn’t leave the state of Florida until November.

The Hurricanes were coming off a heartbreaking overtime loss on the road to Cal, a game in which UM players showed more spirit and grit than they had in months. Matt Cleveland scored 30 points in that game, and was Miami’s top scorer against Virginia, as well, with a team-high 27 points on 10-of-17 shooting.

Miami (FL) faces the Virginia Cavaliers after Haley Cavinder scored 32 points in Miami (FL)'s 70-63 victory against the SMU Mustangs.

The ACC has announced football schedules for teams in the conference, including the Miami Hurricanes. Mario Cristobal’s group will try to put a disappointing end to their 2024 campaign behind them. The Hurricanes were projected to make the first ever 12-team college football playoffs but dropped games to Georgia Tech and Syracuse down the stretch.