Miami revisits the Stanford win
Miami's official rewind gathers the key moments, player reactions, and numbers from the 45–6 victory at Stanford. It examines the Hurricanes' fast start and the performance that followed a cross-country trip.
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Hurricanes open with a 45–6 victory
Miami opened its season with a 45–6 win at Stanford. The recap follows quarterback Darian Mensah's first start, Malachi Toney's receiving performance, and a defense that kept the Cardinal out of the end zone.
Practice competition sharpens Miami's receivers and backs
Miami profiles the daily competition between its receivers and defensive backs. Malachi Toney and Bryce Fitzgerald describe how challenging teammates in practice helps each group prepare for the season.
Hurricanes receive their ACC schedule
Miami opens conference play at Louisville on December 13 before hosting Boston College. Florida State is the lone repeat opponent in an 18-game schedule divided evenly between home and road contests.
Miami invites elementary schools to Education Day
The November 16 game against Le Moyne will feature an 11 a.m. tipoff and STEM activities at the Watsco Center. Participating elementary schools receive free admission, with registration information provided in the announcement.
Robert Miller joins Miami's frontcourt
The LSU transfer brings two seasons of SEC experience to Jai Lucas's team. Miami's announcement emphasizes Miller's rim protection and efficient finishing after a sophomore season averaging 6.1 points and 3.9 rebounds.
Miami's nonconference slate starts with six home games
The Hurricanes begin against FAU on November 2 before later trips to the Bahamas, Gainesville and Phoenix. Ten nonconference games are scheduled at the Watsco Center, including the opening homestand.
L.J. Cason returns to Florida with the Hurricanes
The Lakeland native joins Miami after two seasons at Michigan. The school outlines his scoring and playmaking development, alongside the knee injury that ended his sophomore campaign before the Wolverines' championship run.
Miami announces nine nonconference home games
The Hurricanes open against Florida in Tampa, then welcome Wagner for the Watsco Center opener. Later plans include the Players Era event in Las Vegas, Alabama at home and a neutral-site meeting with Texas in Houston.