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Nick Saban Makes Strong Statement on Miami After Malachi Toney Injury
The No. 1 Miami Hurricanes have been the most consistent team in college football week in and week out this season. However, they just received some of the most brutal news any team can face. Star wide receiver Malachi Toney, without question the team’s best playmaker, injured his ankle during practice and underwent surgery. The injury is expected to keep him out for the remainder of the regular season.
The Comeback
Miami coach sends clear message to referees
The top-ranked Miami Hurricanes nearly pulled off a huge comeback against Notre Dame on Saturday night, rallying from a 21-point deficit to give themselves a chance to tie the game late. But a controversial call in the end zone ended those hopes, and Miami fell 31-24 for its first loss of the season. After the…
Canes Warning
Most of the ESPN College GameDay crew picked Notre Dame over Miami, but it will be settled on the field
Malachi Toney didn't travel and won't be playing against Notre Dame. That stinks. But to think that Miami can't overcome this is an insult to Mario Cristobal, the players, and the coaching staff.
Miami Herald
A look at five positions where Hurricanes coaches need to consider changes
No, the sky is not falling. There was no shame in the Canes’ 31-24 loss at Notre Dame — considering the quality of opponent — and UM still has every opportunity to make the playoffs and do something when it gets there. But the coaching staff faces some difficult decisions, the type of decisions it made in recent weeks when it removed disappointing nickel corner Omar Thornton from the starting group. Five personnel issues that need evaluating in the wake of both Saturday’s game and recent developments: ▪ Should UM further reduce Damon Wilson’s playing time? Wilson, UM’s priciest defensive addition in the portal, seemingly has entered Witness Protection. He has played 71 defensive snaps during the past three games and has no sacks, one tackle and two quarterback pressures (which were achieved in 20 pass rushing chances against Notre Dame). He has a mind-boggling six tackles in 297 defensive snaps and eight games and just one during the past four games. That’s stunning for a player that ESPN projected as a potential mid-first-round pick in August. Meanwhile, Armondo Blount has one sack in the past six games and mustered just one pressure in 27 pass-rushing snaps on Saturday. But
Canes Warning
Miami losing out on 5-star Mark Matthews for a second time is something Mario Cristobal should take personally
Whatever the reason is, Mario Cristobal lost his top offensive line target not once, but twice. That's got to be a tough pill to swallow for the Hurricanes coach and former offensive lineman.
Seattle ON Tap
Darian Mensah's New Squad Is Making the ACC Sweat Already
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Miami is the undisputed favorite to win the 2026 ACC title, with DraftKings Sportsbook placing them at a commanding -270. This isn’t just any team, folks. They’re spearheaded by […]
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ClutchPoints
Miami HC Mario Cristobal ‘very disappointed’ with Elija Lofton incomplete pass call
Notre Dame defeated No. 1 Miami, handing the Hurricanes their first loss of the season and strengthening its College Football Playoff case with a statement-making 31-24 win at home. Miami became the fourth AP No. 1-ranked team to suffer a defeat this season. However, beyond the disappointing result, head coach Mario Cristobal was particularly […] The post Miami HC Mario Cristobal ‘very disappointed’ with Elija Lofton incomplete pass call appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Seattle ON Tap
Miami's Reign at #1 Is Over, and the College Football Playoff Odds Just Got a Seismic Shift
Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Six top-20 teams crashed and burned in Week 10, including the former No. 1 Miami, who got absolutely rocked by Notre Dame 31-24. That single game was a massive shake-up, […]
Miami Hurricanes On SI
A Battle-Tested Miami Prepares for Duke With an ACC Title Game Clinching Scenario In Sight
The Miami Hurricanes can clinch an ACC Championship Game berth this weekend with a win and some help from others. All attention turns to Duke after the Notre Dame loss, with "positive anger" being the driving force for the Canes.
stateoftheu.com
Miami Hurricanes open as favorites over Duke Blue Devils in Week 11
As the Miami Hurricanes continue the journey of the 2026 regular season, our friends at FanDuel Sportsbook have released odds for the week 11 homecoming game against the Duke Blue Devils. With no further ado, your FanDuel Sportsbook line of the week:. Miami is looking to bounce back after losing...
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“Who Has Miami Played?”: Kirk Herbstreit Questions Hurricanes’ Resume Despite 8-1 Start
ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit has questioned whether the Miami Hurricanes are really worth the hype despite the program being at the top of the CFP rankings. Miami (8-0) is dealing with an injury to star wide receiver Malachi Toney, who will need ankle surgery. They will be without Toney against powerhouse Notre Dame on Saturday.
Miami Herald
The College Football Playoff field is expanding. What it means for Hurricanes
It’s officially happening. The College Football Playoff field is doubling in size, expanding from 12 teams to 24 teams starting in the 2027 season. The news was announced Monday morning by both the CFP and ESPN, which is the media rights-holder for the playoffs. “ESPN and the College Football Playoff have worked collaboratively for more than a decade to make the CFP one of the marquee events in all of sports, and we remain firmly committed to elevating it in its new, expanded 24-team format,” ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro said in a press release announcing the expansion. “We value the trust that the CFP has placed in us as its exclusive media partner, and our continued presentation of this premier championship further solidifies ESPN as the home of college football and the destination for college sports for years to come.” The CFP, in its own statement, said the decision to expand the field “was driven by a desire to increase opportunities for FBS programs, student-athletes and fan bases to participate in the Playoff and have a chance to play for the CFP National Championship.” And with the expansion will also come a slew of changes to the college football landscape.
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Four-Seed Women's Soccer Opens Up the CUSA Tournament Against Five-Seed New Mexico State
NEWARK, Del. – Four-seed women's soccer (6-6-5, 3-3-2 CUSA) will match up against five-seed New Mexico State (4-11-3, 3-4-1 CUSA) in the first round of the 2026 Conference USA Women's Soccer Championships on Sunday, November 8 at 7 p.m. Sunday, November 8 at 7 p.m. Time / Site: 7...