The Miami Hurricanes didn’t necessarily need Jack McClinton to make another game winning shot but it did call for all of his 28 points to defeat archrival Florida State, 75-69.

As this college basketball year commenced, the Miami Hurricanes had higher expectations than previous seasons, as evidenced by a No. 16 ranking in the Associated Press (AP) poll. Although the Hurricanes are now unranked, there is still plenty of hope and optimism for returning to the NCAA Tournament, very possibly as a high seed.

Things haven't quite panned out the way the University of Miami women’s basketball team had hoped so far this season.

Miami is unable to protect a 15 point half time lead, as they let Ohio State slip by.

Sophomore guard Eddie Rios has been suspended indefinately for a violation of team rules, according to head coach Frank Haith.

The Miami Hurricanes women's basketball team dropped their second game of the season with the Houston Cougars pulling away late, 70-64. The Cougars were propelled by their ability to hit 7-of-11 three pointers in the second half.

The No. 2 Connecticut Huskies were just too big for the No. 16 Miami Hurricanes, literally. 7 foot 3 inch All-American Hasheem Thabeet dominated the Hurricanes in the paint finishing with 19 points, 14 rebounds and seven blocks, as the Huskies defeated the Canes, 76-63 in the second round of the Paradise Jam.

The No. 16 Miami Hurricanes look to do some early season damage, as they face off against a formidable pool at the Paradise Jam tournament.

No. 23 Miami looks to get one step closer to ACC Championship with a win over Georgia Tech.

Hurricanes open season with a dominating 96-60 win over Florida Southern.