RedHawks begin the season with a loss at Pittsburgh
Miami fell 59-14 in its opener. Freshman David McComb threw two touchdown passes in his college debut, while Chuck Martin emphasized the improvement needed after the team's first outing.
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Miami fell 59-14 in its opener. Freshman David McComb threw two touchdown passes in his college debut, while Chuck Martin emphasized the improvement needed after the team's first outing.
The redshirt senior joined Miami's show to talk about his approach to leading the team. The episode also previews the Pittsburgh opener and offers a look at Lyons' interests away from the field.
The opening-week notes examine the RedHawks' newcomers and recent conference success ahead of their trip to Pittsburgh. The guide includes matchup details, staff background, and a link to the team's game notes.
Travis Steele selected Almar Atlason, Evan Ipsaro, and Luke Skaljac to lead Miami in 2026–27. Ipsaro returns after an injury-shortened season, while Skaljac brings experience as the team's assists leader and an All-MAC selection.
The university's season retrospective looks back at a 31–0 regular season capped by an overtime win at Ohio. Miami ultimately reached a program-record 32 wins, surpassing the previous record established one year earlier.
The RedHawks' summer retrospective revisits winning both the conference regular season and tournament championships in 2025–26. Glenn Box's team also set a program record with 28 victories during the campaign.
The RedHawks begin MAC play at Millett Hall on December 2. Miami's 22-game league schedule divides evenly between home and road dates, with UMass visiting on March 5 to close the home slate.
Miami plans 14 home games in 2026–27, starting against James Madison on November 2. The schedule also includes Cincinnati and Kansas in Cancun before the RedHawks begin conference play at Buffalo on January 2.
The November 2 matchup brings the defending Sun Belt tournament champion to Oxford. Miami enters the new season with returners Amber Tretter, Núria Jurjo, and Brooke Blumenfeld alongside 10 newcomers.