May 3, 2026 CaneReports continues its series on the next wave of realignment. This series is focused on potential scenarios for Miami and the ACC. Make no mistake, the next wave of realignment is coming. Today, we conclude our series with a final scenario, the total breakaway from the Atlantic Coast Conference by ten schools to form a new conference, the Atlantic Ten. In out last report, we examined a scenario where the ACC created a new tier in football consisting of eight s

May 3, 2026 Every season is a new season in college football since the emergence of NIL and the transfer portal. This series will break down, by position, the talent and potential of each position group. Today, we examine Miami’s interior offensive line (IOL) room. Overview: Miami had a very strong interior offensive line rooms in in 2025. They have to replaced two NFL bound linemen in Anez Cooper (6th round, New York Jets), James Brockermeyer (Atlanta Falcons - UDF). In a

Miami was in position to take another ACC series but couldn’t hold the lead late, losing to NC State, 12-7, in the final game of the series in Raleigh on Saturday night. It was Miami’s first series loss since mid-March. With a 7-5 lead going into the seventh inning, Miami (33-14, 13-11 ACC) gave up seven runs over the last two innings to seal the game for the Wolfpack. Miami starter AJ Ciscar went 6 1/3 innings, giving up six runs (3 earned) on 10 hits. The bullpen then gave

Miami added another piece to their 2026-27 basketball team with the announcement of former St. Peter’s scoring guard Brent Bland transferring to Coral Gables. At 6’-3”/205, Bland is a veteran shooting guard with over 700 points in four years at Saint Peter’s. He will have to be granted another year of eligibility this upcoming season. In 2025-26, Brent averaged 13.9 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and 2.0 steals in 33.2 minutes per outing for the Peacocks. Brent started al

The CaneReports continues its series on the next wave of realignment. Make no mistake, the next wave is coming. This series is focused on potential scenarios for Miami and the ACC. Today, we will present another intriguing scenario. ACC schools have been contesting, in court and behind closed doors, the media rights agreement the conference schools signed. To get out of the conference, a schools must pay exorbitant exist fees through 2036. Florida State and Clemson challenged

The CaneReports continues its series on the next wave of realignment. Make no mistake, the next wave is coming. This series is focused on potential scenarios for Miami and the ACC. Today, we will present four intriguing scenarios. We are sharing four scenarios put forth by the College Football Express (CFX). and The College Football Mafia. The show host, Rock (aka RockandRant), and special guest Professor WildUte asked some tough questions, “What if the college football confe