The Latest Breaking News from University of Miami

The time has come to stop referring to the University of Miami as a football school. Those days are long gone, ancient history.

MIAMI — The recruitment of basketball playing twins and TikTok stars Haley and Hanna Cavinder has resulted in NCAA sanctions for the University of Miami women’s program — the first NCAA ruling regarding an NIL-related deal.

While the actual punishment might not seem severe, the organization sends a message that it will be clamping down on NIL violations and brazen boosters.

As George Santos sought to woo influential Republicans last summer en route to a New York congressional seat, he quietly held a fundraiser at a lavish estate on Long Island’s North Shore.

To say any of this involves clearing hurdles would be exaggeration, considering Dwyane Wade’s ascension to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame seemingly was inevitable from the moment he stepped on the court for the Miami Heat in 2003 as a first-round pick out of Marquette.

Jim Larrañaga is an essay in habit and consistency. He just returned Thursday afternoon from having the same lunch that consists of the same walk across the University of Miami campus and same order of Angel Food smoothie.

MIAMI — Another University of Miami football coach will not be back for the 2023 season.

MIAMI — Less than 48 hours after losing its defensive coordinator, University of Miami coach Mario Cristobal hired a new one Tuesday, luring Lance Guidry from Tulane less than a month after he was hired there, according to a source.

MIAMI — Offensive coordinator Josh Gattis came to the University of Miami from Michigan in February 2022 as the reigning recipient of the Broyles Award that goes to the nation’s top assistant coach in college football.

MIAMI — Think back long ago, to a time when you couldn’t order literally any thingamajig that pops into your head at 4 a.m. from your phone.

MIAMI — The Watsco Center was a sea of orange as University of Miami students, back on campus for the start of the Spring semester, showed up in big numbers to see the 17th-ranked Hurricanes take on Syracuse.