Former Miami coach Mark Richt shares thoughts on the Notre Dame showdown, the Hurricane fanbase, and the last meeting between the two.

The Hurricanes addressed their biggest areas of need in the winter transfer portal window, but they could fill some more holes in the roster in the spring.

The Miami Hurricanes were one of the most intriguing college football teams last season, largely due to Heisman Trophy contender Cam Ward. Ward played in his first season with the Hurricanes, transferring to the program after two years at Incarnate Word and two years at Washington State.

Miami is on a four-game streak of home losses, Virginia a six-game streak of away losses dating back to last season, but someone's luck is about to change on Wednesday. Both will face off in an ACC battle at 7:00 p.

Miami sits at No. 12 in 247Sport's composite class rankings, one spot behind USC and ahead of Penn State. Headlining their 21 December signees are some of the top players in Florida like Girard Pringle Jr., Joshua Moore, Bryce Fitzgerald, and Malachi Toney — as well as several others that had standout seasons on the way to a state championship.

New Miami quarterback Carson Beck has lost the brace or sling he was wearing on his surgically repaired elbow after UCL surgery.

Brian Kelly and the LSU Tigers will reportedly add former Miami Hurricanes defensive coordinator Lance Guidry to the 2025 staff, 247Sports' Matt Zenitz reported

Wednesday’s ACC slate includes the Miami Hurricanes (4-16, 0-9 ACC) against the Virginia Cavaliers (9-11, 2-7 ACC) at 7:00 PM ET on ESPNU.Buy tickets for Miami (FL) vs. VirginiaMiami (FL)

Mark Richt is very familiar with the Miami-Notre Dame rivalry, and so he's pumped for the 2025 season opener featuring the iconic programs.

Eight of the Hurricanes’ regular-season games next season are at home, and the team doesn’t leave the state of Florida until November.

The ACC opener comes after a four-game nonconference schedule that includes home games against Notre Dame (Aug. 31), Bethune-Cookman (Sept. 6), University of South Florida (Sept. 13) and Florida (Sept. 20). Miami will have a bye week between its games against UF and FSU.

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