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2 winners, 2 losers and a mixed bag in Miami's 52-23 blowout win over Pitt
There was a lot of pregame chatter coming from the Panthers, with head coach Pat Narduzzi and defensive back Raion Strader leading the verbal charge. But words don't win games, and there was nothing Narduzzi or Strader could do to stop the Hurricanes.
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VICTORY SUNDAY: Quick thoughts on Pitt demolition
Seeing those 2001 throwbacks in person, with guys from that team walking around the stadium, hit different. Then we went out and played like the teams that actually wore them in a 52-23 win that reads nicer for Pitt than it actually was. Narduzzi spent the week talking about how...
Miami Herald
Five thoughts from No. 14 Miami basketball's exhibition win over No. 24 Vanderbilt
It was only an exhibition, but Friday marked the first chance for Jai Lucas to see his Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball team in action in a live game setting. And while there are still some wrinkles to work out before the season formally gets underway in a little more than a week, Lucas liked what he saw overall in No. 14 Miami’s 109-96 win over the No. 24 Vanderbilt Commodores at the Watsco Center. Seven Hurricanes players scored in double figures as Miami shot 58% from the field overall. “The guys who played did a great job,” Lucas said. “I was really excited about the start of the game and how we came out and how aggressive and confident we were, which was a huge thing for us.” The Hurricanes scored the first seven points on the way to eventually building an early 21-5 lead as Vanderbilt missed its 10 of its first 11 shots and Miami made its first eight. But after Miami led the majority of the first half by double figures, Vanderbilt closed the frame outscoring the 16-6 over the final 3:50 to cut the Hurricanes’ lead to just 49-44 at the intermission. The Hurricanes opened the
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Top 25 Prediction: Miami will stay at No. 1, but everyone else is switching chairs
Who wants to be in the college football playoffs? It feels like a game of hot potato. Once a team has established itself as a potential CFP lock, they go out and lose a game. I'm talking to you, Tennessee and you, Texas Tech.
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AP Player of the Week: Toney's record-setting outing for Miami earns him honor 2nd time this season
The Associated Press national player of the week in football for Week 8 of the season: Malachi Toney, Miami The second-year star is player of the week for the second time this season after
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Miami Hurricanes remain ACC frontrunner. Where do things stand behind them?
The No. 1 Miami Hurricanes remain undefeated and therefore remain at the top of the Atlantic Coast Conference standings. And after a few key results on Saturday, there’s some clarity behind Miami in the conference standings with five weeks left in the regular season. As we get into the thick of conference play, here is a look at the current ACC landscape, including full standings for the 17-team league , each team’s remaining schedule, what it would take for Miami to get to the conference title game for just the second time and first time since 2017 and who they might play should they get there. ACC game results this week No. 1 Miami 52, Pittsburgh 23 No. 23 SMU 59, California 20 Boston College 49, Georgia Tech 27 Duke 19, Virginia 16 Stanford 31, NC State 28 Syracuse 31, North Carolina 30 (OT) Virginia Tech 20, Clemson 16 ACC standings after Week 8 Miami : 7-0, 5-0 ACC Wake Forest : 6-1, 4-1 ACC SMU : 6-1, 4-1 ACC Virginia Tech : 6-2, 3-2 ACC Louisville : 4-3, 3-2 ACC North Carolina : 4-3, 2-2 ACC Clemson : 4-3, 2-2 ACC Duke : 5-2, 2-2 ACC Boston College :
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ACC power rankings: Miami dominates Pitt as Virginia Tech and Boston College surge
Miami remains firmly in control of the ACC after a dominant 52-23 victory over Pittsburgh, but the rest of the conference experienced another week of major changes. Here are the updated ACC power rankings following Week 8.
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FGCU wraps up fall slate at Pat Bradley Invitational
MIAMI LAKES, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast University women's golf team closes its fall schedule this week at the Pat Bradley Invitational, hosted by FIU at Miami Lakes Golf Club. The Eagles are one of 15 teams in the field for 54 holes on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 26-27. Play on the par-72, 6,191-yard layout opens with 36 holes Monday after an 8:30 a.m. ET shotgun start, and the final 18 holes are set for Tuesday.