Written by: Marcus Benjamin PITTSBURGH — Akheem Mesidor was the third Miami Hurricane selected in the 2026 NFL Draft. The Los Angeles Chargers selected the productive edge rusher 22nd overall, joining Bain (selected 15th overall by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers) as one of three other defensive end tandems drafted in the first round from the Miami Hurricanes (Gregory Rousseu and Jaelen Phillips in 2021, Jerome McDougle and William Joseph in 2003, and Kenny Holmes and Kenard Lang

Written by: Marus Benjamin For the third consecutive season, the Miami Hurricanes held their spring game on campus. The festivities took place Saturday morning at Cobb Field, which is normally used as a soccer and track stadium. The program installed bleachers that appeared to seat roughly 3,000 spectators, and there were plenty of Miami alumni on hand, including Jonathan Vilma, DJ Williams, Lamar Miller, Allen Hurns, and Elijah Arroyo, to name a few. Future 2026 NFL draf

Spring is officially here in Coral Gables as Mario Cristobal, coming off his most successful season (13-3) as head coach of his alma mater, will look to continue to make “progress,” a word he has used heavily throughout his tenure as the leader of the University of Miami football team. Cristobal boasts a (35-19) winning record at Miami, and last season marked the first time the program won 13 games with victories over Texas A&M, Ohio State, and Ole Miss in its first College

The 2026 NFL Combine is in the books, but many future professional Miami Hurricanes did not participate in the drills in Indianapolis. Most of the potential pro canes opted to wait until the Miami Hurricanes Pro Day, which will be held on campus at the University of Miami. Miami’s Pro Day is set for March 23rd, but there are already several Hurricanes who have secured a draft selection. Rueben Bain, Jr., Edge The ferocious defensive lineman has proven his value at every l

Coral Gables- Spring is officially here in Coral Gables as Mario Cristobal, coming off his most successful season (13-3) as head coach of his alma mater, will look to continue to make “progress,” a word he has used heavily throughout his tenure as the leader of the University of Miami football team. Cristobal boasts a (35-19) winning record at Miami, and last season marked the first time the program won 13 games with victories over Texas A&M, Ohio State, and Ole Miss in it