“We played poor defensively, offensively. We were pretty anemic," Miami head coach Gino DiMare said.

After splitting last weekend’s matches with a win over North Carolina State and a loss to Notre Dame, Miami’s rout over Virginia propelled them to an 8-4 overall record for the split season.

Miami’s bats have been rolling all week, and Saturday night’s series finale versus the Wake Forest Demon Deacons proved to be no exception.

Despite having to trudge through five scoreless innings on offense, a home run barrage for the Hurricanes proved to be the deciding factor in Miami’s 6-4 series win over North Carolina State Sunday afternoon.

“It seemed like every time we scored runs, they’d answer right back, we’d let them right back in the game,” DiMare said. “We score two, they score one, we score two, they score two, we score two, they score three. Every time we scored, they answered.”

After an unprecedented fall semester at the University of Miami, leadership decided to expand the Public Health Ambassadors program, which is going into its second semester.

Four national championships. Twenty-five College World Series appearances. A record of 44 consecutive NCAA regionals appearances. One elite college baseball program.

When the Miami Heat dropped Game 6 of the NBA Finals to the Los Angeles Lakers, bringing an end to their spectacular playoff run, falling short of a championship didn’t sting the way it did in 2011 and in 2014.

With the NFL season approaching its midpoint heading into Week 8, the Hurricanes’ 2020 draft class has already begun to see samples of play time with their respective teams.

Upon his arrival, Biswas will bring decades of academic experience to UM, but his experiences in the world of academia were rooted before his career. Biswas spent much of his early life being raised at the Indian Institute of Technology in Bombay, India, where his father was a chemistry professor and his mother was a mathematician.