First up this morning in your Miami Hurricanes news?
We have a couple of football team analysis stories you don’t want to miss looking ahead to the game at Florida. There’s a closer look at why this is a must-win game not just for Florida coach Billy Napier, who is on the hot seat, but also Mario Cristobal. And we also take a deeper dive into why UF QB Graham Mertz vs. Miami’s secondary is a key matchup that could be the difference in the game.
In recruiting we have a new Inside The Lines feature, this one with commit Mykah Newton. Learn more about this future Cane.
Plus there’s a massive high school game on Friday night that will feature two Miami commits – Luke Nickel and Malachi Toney. Find out what they are saying about each other heading into it.
We also catch up with St. Thomas Aquinas WR Julius Jones, who has an offer from Miami in the 2027 class and shares his thoughts on UM and where things stand.
And, as always, stay tuned today for any news that may come up.
TEAM speed has been above average way too long. Above average doesn’t get it done. Sounds promising this year in terms of both Team speed and physicality. Knock on wood Against Florida I hope it shows AND is applied appropriately.
MIAMI HURRICANES QUOTE OF THE DAY
“It’s a dream come true. I’ve had a little crush on Miami since I was a little younger, so it feels amazing to wake up as a Cane and be a part of the Cane family. I love the fans and it’s been a tremendous amount of love.”
Recent commit Mykah Newton, in CaneSport’s Inside The Lines segment
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