The reigning national champions, the Clemson Tigers, trounced Miami from start to finish, leaving Canes fans across the country asking the question: What just happened?

Win or lose on Saturday, keep in mind that the Hurricanes have come a long way since that Saturday afternoon on Oct. 24, 2015, and that can’t be forgotten.

Bruce Brown has struggled a bit to start this season, hitting just 37 percent of his shots in Miami's first four games. Against North Florida Nov. 25, Brown seemed like his old self again.

The game at the Santander Arena in Reading, Pennsylvania, was bigger than basketball on Wednesday night. The star of the night only finished with five points, but the 6,735 fans filling the arena roared just like they did when he brought the city a state title eight months ago.

Led by six double-figure scorers, No. 11 Miami stormed passed Florida A&M 90-59 on Thursday, Nov. 16. But despite the score, it was far from a picture perfect night for the Hurricanes.

In his first career start as a Miami Hurricane Nov. 10, sharpshooter DJ Vasiljevic struggled mightily, shooting just 2-12 from the field while only registering seven points.Less than 30 minutes after ...

The No. 10 Miami Hurricanes won their 13th-straight game in front of 63,932 fans at Hard Rock Stadium – the largest turnout of the season by more than 6,000 people. Now, with the Canes still und...

In its final tune-up before the regular season, Miami Hurricanes women’s basketball blew out the Nova Southeastern Sharks 102-47 in an exhibition matchup Halloween night at the Watsco Center.Fiv...

One day after the Miami Hurricanes football team escaped North Carolina on the gridiron, Canes volleyball downed the Tar Heels 3-0 on the hardwood. Miami (14-4, 8-4 ACC) controlled the match from star...

For the first time since University of Miami basketball was linked to a Department of Justice investigation into corruption in college basketball last month, Hurricanes head coach Jim Larrañaga p...