Canes must fight for bowl eligibility
Another late-game Miami comeback came up short in Tallahassee on Saturday. The Canes (5-5, 3-4 ACC) must now fight to even become bowl-eligible after their 23-19 loss at Florida State (7-3, 5-2). Many expected the familiarity of this rivalry game to snap Miami into focus, and they delivered in some ways. But the Canes’ achievement...
Canes take two of three from Terrapins
At the beginning of April, the University of Miami baseball team hit the road to take on Boston College and had two games postponed due to winter weather, forcing both teams to play a double header in order to complete the series.
Canes defeat BC in final home match
The men's tennis team beat Boston College 6-1 as they commemorate five seniors' final matches at home.
Snow doesn’t affect hot bats
The Hurricanes (17-11, 8-3) and Eagles (10-15, 4-7) were only able to play two of three scheduled contests against each other, squeezing in a double header on Sunday. Miami won both contests by scores of 19-4 and 7-6 respectively.
ACC baseball breakdown
Atlantic Division Boston College: The Eagles finished the 2010 season with 30 wins for the second straight year. Leading the team at the plate is infielder Mickey Wiswall, who finished last season with 19 homeruns and 61 RBI. Despite having holes to fill both at the plate and on the mound, they are extremely strong defensively....
Sailing team rides waves to new heights
A year ago, if you asked Nicole Popp, president of UM’s sailing team, what her goal was for the club, her answer might surprise you: “Be nationally ranked higher than the football team!” Today, that goal has already come true.
Debating drop dates
The last day to add a course this semester is January 26 and the last day to drop a course is February 2. The last day to drop a class is also the last day to receive a refund for the cost of the class. This date is set by student accounts each semester.
Team starts strong but struggles in ACC
As the ACC season continues to push forward, the Hurricanes will have their sights on finishing with a winning conference record and returning back to the NCAA Tournament.
The road to a diploma can be a bumpy one
Graduation rates at UM have been on the rise since the 90s. In 1991, 58 percent of the undergraduate class earned their degree in six years or less, while in 2003 80 percent graduated.
Playing some ball with Reggie Johnson
A key returner is redshirt sophomore Reggie Johnson. Johnson averaged 6.4 points and 4.6 rebounds while leading the team in free-throw percentage, shooting at a 78.5 percent clip.
Get to know “Big Reg” a little bit better.
