Miami jumped out quickly to defeat Florida Atlantic, 10-6, at Light Field on Wednesday. The victory improved the Canes mid-week record this season to 7-0. Miami (19-6) jumped out to an early 5-0 lead behind a four-run second inning. The Canes were led at the plate by Alex Sosa and Dylan Dubov ik. Each drove in two runs in the victory. On the mound, Jake Dorn got his first start and tossed two scoreless innings. Reliever T.J. Coat s (4-0) got the win with two scoreless inning

Miami landed the verbal commitment of defensive back Sherrod Gourdine (Hollywood, FL - McArthur) on Tuesday, the first day of spring practice. At 5’-10”/177, Sherrod is rated 88, ranked the #36 athlete and the #529 overall prospect in the nation, according to the 247Sports Composite. Sherrod chose Miami over Auburn, Florida, Georgia and Georgia Tech from among his 31 scholarship offers. Sherrod projects as a nickel corner at the next level. Andrew Ivins, 247Sports director o

Miami landed the verbal commitment of defensive lineman Josh Johnson (Key West, FL - Key West) on Tuesday, the first day of spring practice. At 6’-5”/270, Josh is rated 86, ranked the #98 defensive lineman and the #876 overall prospect in the nation, according to the 247Sports Composite. Josh chose Miami over Florida, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, and Georgia Tech from among his 22 scholarship offers. Josh brings a big frame with room to grow. He’s a very athletic, playing multi

Miami’s spring practice is set to begin today, March 24th, due to the Canes’ deep run to the national championship game in January. As we prepare for the 2026 season, head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff will begin to mold the 2026 team, reestablishing the culture and evaluating the talent of this roster. After 15 spring practices, we will have a better idea of our team going into forward into summer workouts and fall camp. In this series, CaneReports will breakdown eac

Miami hosts the following unofficial visitors today. 2026 OL Neff Giwa Top247 DB Jaylyn Jones (Miami commit) OL Zaquan Linton (Miami commit) DL Josh Johnson DL Tyler Alexander EDGE Trevoris Finley OL Stafford Willis DB Sherrod Gourdine RB Elijah Kimble K Michael Brandin Gallaway DB Logan Steele 2028 Top247 CB A'Mir Sears 2028 Top247 QB Neimann Lawrence 2028 Top247 WR Tromon Isaac Jr. 2028 ATH Gabriel Player 2028 DL Antonio Wilcher 2029 ATH X'Zavier Corbin 2029 RB William Gree

Miami basketball just finished a record-tying season. The Canes delivered a 19-win turnaround from last year's 7-24 record, tying a Division I record with a 26-9 record under new first-year head coach Jai Lucas.  In the process, Miami returned to the NCAA Tournament. So, where does Miami go from here? Coach Lucas has laid the program foundation during his first season at the helm. However, he must replace three senior players, PF  Malik Reneau,  PG Tre Donaldson  and C Ernest

No. 25 Miami lost to no. 8 Purdue, 79-69, on Sunday in the second round of the Tournament in St. Louis. While disappointing, we need to step back and reflect on the amazing season the Canes had in the first year of head coach Jai Lucas’ career. If in November, we told you Miami would hire a rookie head coach and tie the biggest turnaround in college basketball history, would you have believed it? Coach Lucas and his all new staff first faced the monumental task of quickly rep

Miami bombed Creighton, 15-5, on Sunday to sweep the three-game series at Light Field. Miami (18-6) used power and speed to defeat Creighton (9-11). The Canes blasted four home runs and stole four bases in the victory. It was Miami’s fourth straight win. Miami totaled 12 hits on the day. Derek Williams led the way at the plate, collecting three hits including a home run, his eleventh of the season. Jake Ogden, Alex Sosa and Brylan West also hit home runs, each knocking in