Veteran Miami Hurricanes linebacker Mohamed Toure will make college football history by returning for his eighth season. His decision secures one more year of leadership for a defense eager to capitalize on his extensive experience.
Indiana and Miami meet at the pinnacle of the college football season, vying for the sport’s greatest honor. This national championship clash concludes the Bowl Season and promises to leave fans electrified by the final showdown in the College Football Playoff.
Miami ended its 25-year championship drought on the brink of resolution with a thrilling 31–27 victory over Ole Miss at the Fiesta Bowl. Carson Beck’s 3-yard scramble, coming with just 18 seconds left, sealed the deal for the Hurricanes. Now, Miami is one win away from its first national title since 2001.
The defending champion Ohio State Buckeyes, ranked No. 2, take on the No. 10 Miami Hurricanes in a College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Cotton Bowl. Fans can catch everything from strategic plays to high-pressure moments in this pivotal matchup. Best of all, there are free streaming options for those eager to witness this showdown.
The Miami Hurricanes have turned what once seemed a far-fetched goal into reality: proving their approach in the transfer portal pays off. Once dismissed as wishful thinking, their pursuit of a standout defensive back now shows that Miami’s recruiting formula is more than just hype.
Miami has officially secured a spot in the College Football Playoff Quarterfinals. The announcement comes amid broader discussions around Texas A&M, Ohio State, and the rest of the contenders vying for the sport’s highest honors. Fans everywhere are bracing for thrilling showdowns as the postseason approaches.
A marquee college football showdown unfolds as the No. 13 Miami Hurricanes, led by quarterback Carson Beck, travel to Blacksburg to take on the Virginia Tech Hokies. Scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 22, 2025, the game also offers a free live stream, bringing extra excitement to this Week 13 encounter.
Georgia surged into the fourth and final first-round bye spot in the College Football Playoff rankings after Alabama’s setback. Meanwhile, Ohio State, Indiana, and Texas A&M remain on top, leaving fans to wonder about Miami’s uncertain situation.
A tense overtime showdown with the SMU Mustangs ended in a 26-20 loss for the Miami Hurricanes, prompting a steep drop in the latest AP Top 25 poll. The setback leaves Miami at No. 18 and marks a notable shift in the team’s standing.
Louisville handed the No. 2 Miami Hurricanes a startling 24-21 defeat on Friday night. Miami quarterback Carson Beck threw four interceptions, helping Louisville pull off the tight victory.
