r/MiamiHurricanes
Which teams have the most valuable college football rosters heading into 2026 season?
2nd to only Texas in spending shows the long term commitment to this team and the willingness to spend whatever it takes to stay at the top.
Haden Lowe throwing up The U in a latest social media post. Safe to say whatever was going on with him has been squashed and is locked in for this season.
When Brandon Sorsby hit the portal, we pursued him hard, gave him a sweet offer. But he chose Texas Tech. Now they are out 5 mil in NIL money, screwed at QB, and have this huge unwanted distraction. We ended up signing Darian Mensah, who looks like the real deal. And Mensah brought an 1100 yard WR with him to pair with Toney. Plus, our running back room is as good as any in the country. I think we will be the last team standing. But we got lucky we didn't get Sorsby or we would have been in the same boat as Texas Tech.
Canes lose to Louisville 16-9 in extra innings | Series Finale 2PM Saturday
Brutal 11th
I’m very high on this guy. I think he’s a better athlete than Bain was but obviously not as strong or as good against the run. He was very good at Missouri and is a projected 1st round pick already. When Jason Taylor gets his hands on him I think he’ll add more nuances to his game. Sky is the limit imo.
Hey Canes fans. I’m a Bucs fans fucking stoked to land Rueban Bain Jr in last month’s draft!
I’ve seen him doing the arm pump thing at the draft in highlights but can’t figure what it means.
Can anyone help me out?
Yoooooo, what’s up U fans!?
Been a fan of Miami football for a while. I have a daughter on the way and want to get into more women’s sports that I can bond with her over (if she even ends up being into sports.) I want her to have a lot of female role models to look up to.
Any fans of their women’s soccer team on here? Are they worth following at all?
Thanks!