It’s coming down to decision time for 2016 five-star scoring guard Brandon McCoy Jr (Chatsworth, CA - Sierra Canyon). At 6’-5”/190, Brandon is rated 99, ranked the #3 scoring guard and the #14 overall prospect in the 2026 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Composite. Brandon has 22 scholarship offers. He’s cut down his top tier of schools to four, including Miami, Arkansas, Michigan and Alabama .He has made his visits and is now at the final phase of the decision m

Miami (21-7, 4-5 ACC) used strong starting pitching and timely batting to defeat Clemson, 8-6, on Saturday on the road to win the series. Miami starting pitcher Lazaro Collera (2-1) was strong in his outing, going six scoreless innings, giving cup five hits, two walks, while striking out two. At the plate, Derek Williams blasted a grand slam and Alex Sosa provided another home run. Miami collected 11 hits, with Brylan West and Jake Ogden contributed key hits in the win.

Miami’s spring practice is well on the way with practices on Friday and Saturday this weekend. As we prepare for the 2026 season, head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff have begun 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 each position group and identify potentia

Miami will once again entertain a large contingent of blue chip unofficial visitors on campus this weekend. Here’s a rundown of our guests. CB Donte Wright* (Georgia) Nash Johnson III*  (Alabama) S JayQuan Snell* (Texas A&M) CB Gabriel Osborne Jr. S Andre Hyppolite DT Brayden Parks DL Xavier Muhammad EDGE Marquis Evans DT Maleek Lee LB Noah Glover IOL Sean Tatum IOL Jatori Williams IOL Will Slagle WR Jackson Coleman WR Aubrey Johnson Williams, Newkirk, Johnson, Evans, Glover

Miami fell to Clemson, 7-6, on Friday night at Clemson. The loss broke a six-game winning streaker the Canes. The Tigers broke out the power bats, blasting three home runs in the game. With the score tied in the seven inning, Clemson’s Tryston McCladdle clubbed a homer to seal the game. Miami (20–7, 3-5 ACC) also brought their bats. Alex Sosa and Alonzo Alvarez each delivered two doubles and drove in a run, but Clemson’s power ruled the day. Miami took the lead in the fourth

The Canes exploded for five runs in the 10th inning to defeat Clemson, 8-3, on Thursday night at Clemson. Miami (20-6, 3-4 ACC) jumped out to a 3-0 lead after three innings, but committed four errors to let the Tigers back into the game. Clemson (18-9, 1-6) rallied and by the 5th inning tied the game and sent it into extra innings. In the 10th inning, the Canes scored five runs behind the bats of Daniel Cuvet, Alex Sosa and Derek Williams. On the mound, Ryan Bilka (2-0) shu

-editorial- by TexCane March 27, 2026 College athletics has been experiencing turmoil and chaos for more than a decade with no sign of stability in the near future. However, in the next five years, media rights agreements will again be up for grabs by the national networks. In the meantime, every conference and every school will be trying to position themselves for the best financial package provided by those contracts. Many believe the next wave of conference realignment is

Miami’s spring practice continues on Friday and Saturday with practices #2 and #3. As we prepare for the 2026 season, head coach Mario Cristobal and his staff have begun 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 each position group and identify potential battles o