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Lucas Outlines Miami’s Year-Two Basketball Priorities — 1dMiami coach Jai Lucas says his second-year team will build on its physical style while emphasizing rebounding, defending without fouling and earning free throws; added shooting should also help the Hurricanes play faster and spread the floor. With a substantially reshaped roster, Lucas is aiming to make Miami competitive in a deep ACC and potentially contend for the conference title by season’s end.

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Storms, Hurricane Isaias Disrupt Florida FlightsWeather — 2dThunderstorms have caused thousands of U.S. flight delays and cancellations, with Florida airports including Orlando, Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Tampa particularly affected; the FAA warned that storm-related delays, reroutings or traffic restrictions may continue, though its advisory did not call for airport closures or a general ground stop. Tropical Storm Isaias was also expected to strengthen and bring further travel disruptions as it approached Florida.

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No. 7 Miami Crushes FAMU 77-7Sports — Sep 11, 2026The Miami Hurricanes faced injuries at cornerback early in the season, prompting defensive shuffles that still helped them dominate FAMU, while also analyzing how their coverage schemes evolved from Week 1 to Week 2. The Florida Classic’s broader context highlights FAMU’s costly guarantee game against UM, sparking debate over money games, player safety, and the financial realities shaping HBCU programs. The discussion is further enriched by fan and media reactions to Miami’s win and ongoing coverage of the rivalry.

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Miami Football Star Faces Backlash After Post Game Altercation — Jan 20, 2026The 2026 College Football Playoff National Championship ended in fireworks — and not the celebratory kind. Miami Hurricanes running back Mark Fletcher Jr., who racked up 112 yards and two touchdowns in a standout…

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Miami Voters Decide Future of Marine Stadium — Aug 16, 2026Miami voters will decide whether to allow a private partnership to renovate the historic Miami Marine Stadium, a midcentury Brutalist icon that has been closed since Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and remains fenced off and graffitied. The venue, which hosted Elvis Presley, Gloria Estefan, and Jimmy Buffett, was designed by Cuban refugee Hilario Candela and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with supporters arguing the vote could restore its former glory and public significance.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Miami Rules Out Three Players for Stanford Opener — Sep 2, 2026Miami faces a crowded injury report ahead of its season opener against Stanford, with key players Luka Gilbert, Ja'Boree Antoine and Dylan Day all ruled out, and Jordan Lyle sidelined for the first game, forcing new depth and roles for the Hurricanes' offense and defense. The situation mirrors a broader early-season pattern as Stanford also lists numerous players out or doubtful, underscoring a testing start to the 2026 matchup.

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LJ Cason Transfers to Miami; May Play Part Season — Jul 21, 2026Miami landed Michigan guard LJ Cason, adding a versatile shooter to Jai Lucas’s rapidly reshaping roster after Dusty May’s departure, with Cason returning home to Florida. He averaged 8.4 points and 2.4 assists as a Wolverine before tearing his ACL in February, and his return timing could influence whether he redshirts or plays in the 2026-27 season as the Hurricanes push for depth and shooting.

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