The Miami Hurricanes category covers University of Miami athletics at the NCAA Division I level. The program competes primarily in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Florida Sports Blog tracks schedules, scores, recruiting, coaching changes, conference races, postseason play and major program developments across the school's men's and women's teams. Miami football began in 1926 and grew into a defining national program with five claimed national championships in 1983, 1987, 1989, 1991 and 2001. Hurricanes baseball added four NCAA titles in 1982, 1985, 1999 and 2001, while other sports have also produced national champions and Olympians. Miami joined the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2004 after a long independent football history and a successful Big East era.
The University of Miami announced 15 promotional events for Miami women’s basketball at the Watsco Center during the 2026-27 season, including Opening Night, Teddy Bear Toss, Pink Game and Senior…
Ruth Martinez earned her third consecutive ACC Freshman of the Week honor and fourth of 2026 after recording 39 kills for Miami over the weekend.
No. 3 Miami hosts Florida State at Hard Rock Stadium on Oct. 17, with Mark Fletcher Jr. preparing for his final rivalry game as a Hurricane.
Tickets for the University of Miami football game between the Miami Hurricanes and Florida State at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday, October 17, 2026, are officially sold out.
The No. 7 Miami Hurricanes open the football season Friday night at Stanford in an ACC matchup after months of preparation and a cross-country trip.
Darian Mensah accounted for four touchdowns, Miami scored on six straight possessions and the sixth-ranked Hurricanes defeated Central Michigan 52-3 at Hard Rock Stadium.
Malachi Toney set a Miami single-game receiving record with 234 yards, while Darian Mensah threw five touchdown passes in the Miami Hurricanes' 45-6 season-opening win at Stanford.
The Atlantic Coast Conference and ESPN announced three additional 2026 game times for the University of Miami's Miami Hurricanes football season, including the Sept. 10 home opener against Florida A&M.
The University of Miami football program announced its 2026 schedule, featuring 12 regular-season games, seven home dates, five road contests and an Oct. 10 open date.
Progressive Insurance will become the presenting sponsor of the Miami Hurricanes-Florida State football rivalry beginning with the 2026 season, with field logos appearing at every home game for both programs.
