The Miami Hurricanes finished up their regular season on Saturday emphatically, thrashing the Pittsburgh Panthers 38-7 on the road to finish up their regular season at 10-2. Will they make it into the College Football Playoff?

The Miami Hurricanes have started to make a case for the College Football Playoff, but before then, they have a few things to happen to get them to where they w

The Gators have offset that by posting an offensive rebound rate of at least 37% in all three games. Still, the Canes have a frontcourt that can compete on the glass, led by Ernest Udeh Jr, who posted a 20.6% defensive rebound rate and 12.8% offensive rebound rate last year at TCU.

The College Football Playoff field will be officially announced on Sunday, Dec. 7. After Week 14 of the regular season came to an end, plenty of questions about who will make the 12-team field remain. Teams such as the No. 16 Texas Longhorns and No. 14 Vanderbilt Commodores might be on the outside looking in despite strong seasons.

The Miami Hurricanes enter conference championship week on the bubble for the 12-team College Football Playoff.

Higgins is competing in a Dec. 9 runoff against former City Manager Emilio González for the right to succeed outgoing Miami Mayor Francis Suarez. The pair topped 11 other candidates in Miami’s Nov. 4 General Election, with Higgins taking 36% and González capturing 19.5% of the vote.

Florida plays Tennessee in November for the first time since 1955, Miami looks to continue its winning ways at Virginia Tech.

Miami Dade College’s Board of Trustees decided Tuesday to take a new, publicly noticed vote on transferring its land for the project.

Florida opened up a 17-point lead in the second half while pounding the ball inside to Condon, Chinyelu and Haugh. The Hurricanes refused to go away, though, and kept pace with Florida down low. The Gators finished with a 47-41 rebounding advantage and tied Miami with 36 points in the paint.

Florida State football's season fittingly ended with a road loss to Florida, as Gator running back Jadan Baugh carved up the Seminoles.