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National Signing Day 25 Players You Should Know, Why They’re A Big Deal

National Signing Day 25 players you should know and why they're a big deal.

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Greg Cote: Miami Dolphins win 5th straight game, but how good are they, really? Proving starts now.

South Florida sports fans awakened on Sunday with a Hurricanes hangover — that pain you feel when your college football team just finished its worst season in 15 years as a colossal disappointment in Year 1 of new coach Mario Cristobal.

Miami Herald

From top-20 to irrelevant, Miami Hurricanes football now begins the long climb back

By August 15, Mario Cristobal’s Miami Hurricanes were ranked 16th in the preseason AP poll and picked by media to win the Coastal Division of the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Miami Herald

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Mike Bianchi: FSU’s Norvell deserves a big, fat raise after beating Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. — No doubt, it had already been a better-than-expected season for coach Mike Norvell and his Florida State Seminoles.

Orlando Sentinel

Barry Jackson: NFL studies that shed light on Miami’s 15-year decline. And what must change.

MIAMI — The Miami Hurricanes have no business losing to teams without any players that they even recruited, and they have done it now three times in four years with FIU, Louisiana Tech and Middle Tennessee.

Miami Herald

Tide on Top, But Miami, Oregon Surging Up Recruiting Rankings

The top 25 football programs are poised to make moves ahead of the Early Signing Period in December.

Sports Illustrated

Michelle Kaufman: It’s time for Miami fans to step up and fill seats at Hard Rock Stadium, Watsco Center

MIAMI — “We got some Canes over here! Woosh! Woosh!”

Miami Herald

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Miami’s Mario Cristobal Preparing Three QBs to Play vs. FSU

Tyler Van Dyke missed Saturday’s game at Virginia with an injury.

Sports Illustrated

5-star cornerback gem Cormani McClain pulls shocker, chooses Miami over Alabama, Gators

Of one thing Canes fans can be assured: Mario Cristobal can recruit.

Miami Herald

College Football Winners and Losers: Several undefeated teams perfect no more after Week 8

Three undefeated teams saw their winning streaks end in Week 8.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Forde-Yard Dash: Sorry Fans, These College Coaches Are Here to Stay

College football has lost control of its coaching market. Here are the coaches whose team records do not match their contracts, or the buyouts needed to get out of them.

Sports Illustrated

Interim coaches shine, nepotism doesn’t: Winners and losers from Week 6 of the college football season

What's going on in Iowa continues to be embarrassing for college football.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ahead of Jimbo vs. Saban, More Coach Fights We Want to See

Saturday’s Ryan Day–Greg Schiano scuffle has us thinking about other current and hypothetical coaching feuds.

Sports Illustrated

Hurricanes sticking with Tyler Van Dyke as starting QB in North Carolina game

CORAL GABLES, Fla. — The Hurricanes will stick with their more experienced starter heading into their first Atlantic Coast Conference game.

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Miami Herald

MTSU left Miami in the dust with 69-, 71- and 98-yard TDs. How it all went so wrong.

Mario Cristobal didn’t have any grand breakdowns of communication mishaps or ill-timed calls to explain the Miami Hurricanes’ catastrophic defensive performance in their 45-31 loss to the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders on Saturday in Miami Gardens. The Hurricanes kept everything as simple as can be — just like it has…

Sports Illustrated

A Performance Review: The Surprises and Dumpster Fires That Defined September

It’s time to look at all that has transpired in college football so far—to laud the winners, lambaste the losers and figure out how we got here.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The hot seat edition: Winners and losers from Week 3 of the college football season

Whether it was troubled coaches reversing the narrative or turning up the pressure even higher, the hot-seat discussion dominated our Week 3 winners and losers.

Sports Illustrated

How’s Your Coach’s Lucrative New Contract Going?

After an offseason of eye-popping salaries, which programs are getting an early return on investment?

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Can the Mets Be a ‘Normal’ Winning Team?

Plus, the Sun force Game 4, and the Chiefs outduel the Chargers.

Sports Illustrated

Mario Cristobal’s Main Mission: Revive a Once-Proud Football Program at Miami

The Hurricanes look to return to relevance behind the Miami born-and-bred coach who helped them win two titles as a player.

Miami Herald

Miami’s first major test at Texas A&M tougher with Restrepo news. But Canes can overcome.

The degree of difficulty for the Miami Hurricanes football team has gone up a few notches.

Miami Herald

Miami star receiver Xavier Restrepo out indefinitely with foot injury

MIAMI — Miami star receiver Xavier Restrepo has sustained a foot injury that will sideline him indefinitely, according to multiple sources.

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: Texas A&M is win Miami needs to give Cristobal era liftoff, make America pay attention

MIAMI — Damn you, Appalachian State!

Tribune News Service

Cristobal on Hurricanes’ top-25 matchup with Texas A&M: ‘You’ve got to buckle up every single Saturday, because it’s coming, man’

Coach Mario Cristobal and the Hurricanes got a taste of the Sun Belt’s excellent Saturday stretch when Southern Miss stuck with Miami longer than expected. Their opponent this week, Texas A&M, caught the full brunt when Appalachian State upset the Aggies at home.

Tribune News Service

Hurricanes coaches see room for improvement despite season-opening blowout victory

The Hurricanes won their season opener 70-13, but that doesn’t mean Mario Cristobal is satisfied.

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