Good Morning CaneSport 10.2.24

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WHAT’S UP TODAY

First up this morning in your Miami Hurricanes news?

Stay tuned tonight for The Lamar Thomas Show at 8 p.m., which promises – as always – to be informative and entertaining.

And if you missed CaneSport Live last night, it’s not too late to tune in as Gary Ferman, Matt Shodell and Bruce Warner talked all things Canes with fans.

Plus we had post-practice updates for you yesterday and will catch up with Cam Ward and other players later this morning, so stay tuned for that.

Matt Shodell also has a column this morning breaking down what we’ve learned about the defense through five games this season, with analysis.

There’s also your Pro Canes column breaking down how all the NFL Hurricanes fared including stats and highlights.

In recruiting?

Don’t miss our Inside The Lines feature with IMG Academy 2026 four-star offensive lineman and top Miami target Breck Kolojay, who decided to make the move to the Sunshine State with hopes of gaining more exposure.

Plus we catch up with Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) The Benjamin School four-star 2026 linebacker Adam Balogoun-Ali off his visit for the Virginia Tech game. Find out where things stand there.

And, as always, stay tuned today for any news that may come up.

TODAY’S MIAMI HURRICANES TOP HEADLINES

OPINION: Miami defense needs to take lessons from Friday’s game with bigger challenges upcoming

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Miami Hurricanes TE Elijah Arroyo says memories of last season spurred him on during 100-yard plus chase after interception

Hurricanes OL Francis Mauigoa says run blocking not up to Miami standard, team working to be more physical in that aspect of the offense

CaneSport Rewind: CaneSport Live

Miami Hurricanes in the NFL: Week 4 stats and highlights

Inside the lines: Get to know 4-star Miami Hurricanes target Breck Kolojay

Miami Hurricanes continuing to climb for local 4-star LB with plans for return visit

MESSAGE BOARD POST OF THE DAY

Two year trend? … Posted by Hooracane

Last year around this time, we started to slow down on offense. Many blame TVD which was definitely a factor; however, can it be Dawson’s play calling as well? Teams adjust as the year goes on. The Cal game will be very revealing to me in that it will either show us that Friday was a “bad” showing or it will show that other teams are starting to adjust to our schemes. If we struggle again against Cal that will be a concern to me. Yes…yes…I know we aren’t going to blow every team out but let’s face it…Cal is another average ACC team. If we are who we think we are, we should return to form and win comfortably. If we struggle again, this year will be a white knuckle ride every week.

MIAMI HURRICANES QUOTE OF THE DAY

“Four remaining opponents rank No. 32 in the nation or better when it comes to passing yards.”
Matt Shodell, in today’s CaneSport column analyzing the defense

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