Yet for Toral and his teammates, there is still unfinished business. The Canes haven’t won a national championship since 2001 or even made the College World Series since 2016, but this year’s group will try to change that.

The Miami Hurricanes enter the 2020 season with a consensus Top 10 ranking, in large part due to the depth they possess at each position. Head coach Gino DiMare will have some tough choices to make each time he fills out the lineup card. So, how will each position shake out?

With eyes on TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska, a place the Canes were once regulars but haven’t been since the 2016 season, DiMare and his team will try to take care of unfinished business.

It was a weekend of individual triumphs for the Canes at the Texas Tech Invitational in Lubbock, Texas.

One day later Perez-Somarriba notched win No. 135 in her career as a Hurricane with a 6-0, 6-2 triumph, setting a UM program record for most singles wins.

The Miami Hurricanes found themselves at a crossroads in their 2019-20 campaign.

For Hurricane football fans, Monday was a day to be excited about, as former University of Houston quarterback D'Eriq King and former Temple University defensive end Quincy Roche announced their intent to transfer to the University of Miami.

“First match, a lot of kinks,” said head coach Aljosa Piric about the day. “Every match is a tough match. We had a lot of things to deal with today, and overall, it’s always good to get a win and get the season off to a good start.”

The Miami Hurricanes’ hopes and expectations for the upcoming 2020 season continue to be sky high, with UM clocking in at No. 3 in Division I baseball preseason rankings, trailing only defending national champions Vanderbilt and Atlantic Coast Conference foe and consensus No. 1 Louisville.

After parting ways with offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Dan Enos, the Miami Hurricanes have found a new man to run the offense.