Miami tight end Elija Lofton was named to the John Mackey Award watch list.
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Miami freshman safety Cortez Redding just made a nasty one-handed interception in one-on-ones.
UM superstar wide receiver Malachi Toney with a catch in drills.
“NOBODY’S GOING TO BOW DOWN TO US.” Day 1 of Hurricanes fall camp is in the books. The team is motivated by last season’s title-game loss, but they’re not dwelling on it. They also know they haven’t won anything despite preseason praise. www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/04/u...
Motivated by title-game loss, Hurricanes begin fall camp ‘very driven’
After falling in last season’s national title game, the Hurricanes returned to the practice field Tuesday to start fall camp, looking to win a championship this season.
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Was it because people kept yelling "Asshole!" whenever the male lead's name is mentioned? Because that's part of the whole thing.
in insane local news, the 26 year old director of a rocky horror production was arrested for sending threatening messages to himself in order to get the play shut down bc he didn’t want to deal with cast drama www.mynbc5.com/article/rock...
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in insane local news, the 26 year old director of a rocky horror production was arrested for sending threatening messages to himself in order to get the play shut down bc he didn’t want to deal with cast drama www.mynbc5.com/article/rock...
It’s football season (almost). Here’s the @SunSentinel sports front page.
The Hurricanes start the season ranked seventh in the USA Today coaches poll. Ohio State, Oregon, Georgia, Texas, Notre Dame and Indiana are the six teams ranked ahead of them.
Miami’s Ahmad Moten Sr. and Matthew McCoy were named to the Outland Trophy watch list. Moten, Bryce Fitzgerald and Damon Wilson II were named to the Bronko Nagurski Trophy watch list.
Two key returners on defense: Bryce Fitzgerald (3) and Zechariah Poyser (7). Fitzgerald, who could play safety or nickel this year, led the team with six interceptions last year.
A key cog in Miami’s offense this year: transfer wide receiver Cooper Barkate.
Hurricanes fall football camp is underway.
Miami freshman linebacker Karsten Busch, who was not on campus in the spring, is wearing No. 38. Transfer offensive lineman Jacob Hawks is wearing No. 75.
BREAKING: Hurricanes' promising defensive end Hayden Lowe no longer with the team, UM's Mario Cristobal confirms. Former 4-star TE Luka Gilbert is out for the season with an injury. Former 4-star DB Jontavius Wyman also no longer with the team. www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/04/u...
Hurricanes’ Hayden Lowe, Jontavius Wyman no longer on team; Luka Gilbert out for year
Former top prospects Hayden Lowe and Jontavius Wyman are no longer with the Hurricanes, UM coach Mario Cristobal said. Tight end Luka Gilbert iso ut for the season, as well.
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Miami coach Mario Cristobal said on WQAM that Luka Gilbert is out for the season and confirms that Hayden Lowe and Jontavius Wyman are no longer with the program.
NEW: Mario Cristobal has signed a long-term contract extension with the Hurricanes, according to a report from @brettmcmurphy.bsky.social. www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/03/u...
Hurricanes coach Mario Cristobal reportedly signs long-term contract extension
Hurricanes coach Mario Cristobal has reportedly signed a “long-term” contract extension with UM.
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Miami lost four offensive-line starters. But OC Shannon Dawson isn’t worried about it. Why? “In Mirabal I trust.” www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/03/u...
‘In Mirabal I trust:’ Hurricanes Alex Mirabal ‘rejuvenated’ by offensive line rebuild
The Hurricanes lost four offensive-line starters to the NFL. The task of rebuilding the line “rejuvenated” Miami offensive line coach Alex Mirabal.
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Three Hurricanes — Darian Mensah, Malachi Toney and Mark Fletcher Jr. — were named to the Maxwell Award watch list.
Darian Mensah: popular guy at Miami’s media day.
BREAKING: Hurricanes forward Marcus Allen will miss the 2026-27 season with a torn ACL, UM announced. Allen missed most of the 2025-26 season as he battled non-Hodgkin lymphoma. He announced in June that he was cancer-free. www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/08/03/u...
Miami’s Marcus Allen out for season with ACL tear after recovering from cancer
Hurricanes forward Marcus Allen, who missed most of the 2025-26 season as he battled cancer, will miss the 2026-27 season with a torn ACL.
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Hurricanes forward Marcus Allen will miss the 2026-27 season with a torn ACL, UM announced. Allen played eight games last year but missed most of the season after he was diagnosed with non-Hodgskin lymphoma. Brutal break. Wishing him a speedy recovery.
Say what you want about the Rays and Brewers deciding not to really try for Tarik Skubal despite the obvious need, but hey “best farm systems by projected future value” flags fly forever
over at fangraphs, after the trade, the dodgers drop from second to fourth in their farm system rankings, while the tigers rise from ninth to third
I was having this argument on the other site the other day RE: the Marlins. The Marlins aren’t bad because they’re a “small market” team in an uncapped league. They’re a bad team because they keep drafting in the top half of the draft and haven’t developed a good player since Jose Fernandez.
A salary cap isn't going to make the small-market teams good enough at player development and acquisition to put together better trade returns.
The Skubal trade is going to generate the worst takes (this is not one of them).
I am begging you not to believe gazillionaire baseball owners when they tell you Skubal going to the Dodgers means we need a salary cap. Competitive balance is not the reason they want a salary cap. They just want to spend less, and with more predictability, on total payroll. That is all.