Miami brought in Carson Beck to lead the offense, but some believe he won’t last until the Florida State game.

The Miami Herald is counting down 30 of the most important players on the Hurricanes’ roster leading up to the season opener vs Notre Dame.

The Hurricanes were a win away from qualifying for the ACC Championship Game last season but fell short when they sustained a stunning defeat at Syracuse in the finale. In order to reach their high potential as a playoff-caliber squad, they have to avoid that kind of letdown in 2025 and prove themselves as one of the top two teams in the league.

It's the Clemson Tigers vs. the world in the ACC once again this year, though the Miami Hurricanes and SMU Mustangs also enter the season with legitimate playoff aspirations and a prominent spot in the preseason AP poll.

Decades of speed, power and unforgettable plays shaped Coral Gables into a proving ground where future legends first learned to dominate the field. Check out the 25 greatest Miami Hurricanes players.

The curated articles all focus on major factors that will shape the Miami Hurricanes' 2025 football season. They highlight recent changes to the roster and coaching staff, key players returning from injury or set to make an impact, and the program’s evolving expectations under Coach Mario Cristobal.

In a social media video, Hester's son Drayton officially received a college offer from Miami head coach Mario Cristobal. The youngster is a member of the class of 2031, so there's a long way to go before he decides whether he will follow in his father's footsteps with the Hurricanes, but Cristobal wanted to get ahead of the curve:

Cardinal Gibbons four-star 2027 receiver Demarcus DeRoche has committed to Miami over schools including Auburn, NC State, Florida State, Florida and Louisville, the 6-foot-6, 200-pound prospect and No.

Jackson Cantwell is getting ready to suit up for his final season in a Nixa football uniform. Here's what the Miami commit is trying to improve.

While the ESPN FPI has found a reason to doubt Miami, the Hurricanes ranked as the No. 10 team in the country in both the Coaches Poll and AP Poll. They were also predicted to finish second in the ACC in the preseason media poll.