Miami Hurricanes NCAA Basketball News

There will never be another McClinton, the greatest player in UM Baksetball history.

The 11th head basketball coach in University of Miami history, Frank Haith enters his sixth season at the helm of the Hurricane basketball program ... in his first five seasons, Haith has led the Hurricanes to four post-season appearances and already has more post-season wins than any coach in Miami history ... opened the 2008-09 season ranked ...

Coach: Frank Haith 2007-08 record: Postseason: Lost in NIT, second round Projected finish: 10th Returning starters :A Dwayne Collins, 6-8, senior, forward A A ; James Dews,A 6-4, senior, guard A Returning lettermen: Adrian Thomas, 6-7, senior, forward ; DeQuqan Jones, 6-6, sophomore forward ; Cyrus McGowan 6-9, senior, forward ; Julian Gamble, 6-9, ...

The challenge for the Miami Hurricanes basketball team will be to fill the void created by the departure of leading scorer Jack McClinton.

The first time Frank Haith recruited Malcolm Grant, the University of Miami coach struck out.

Miami coach Frank Haith believes the ACC is a young basketball conference this season with many "unknowns" among teams and players.

Freshman wing Durand Scott also figures to pick up some of the slack in perimeter shooting brought about by McClinton's departure.

By the time quarterback Jacory Harris found tight end Dedrick Epps for a touchdown on Saturday -- through three Oklahoma defenders, no less -- all doubt was gone.

The Miami Hurricanes finally took full ownership of Land Shark Stadium with a 21-20 upset of No.

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The Miami Hurricanes trotted out three virtually new starters for their prime-time game against No.

Posted on September 28th, 2009 11:42 AM By Mark Wollemann The Timberwolves filled out their training camp roster with these six players.

Miami Hurricanes quarterback Jacory Harris just wants to turn the page. No more talk about the Heisman Trophy, an undefeated season or returning the Hurricanes to their glory days.

Jack McClinton's wait for an NBA second chance proved to be short-lived. The former University of Miami guard who was released last week by the San Antonio Spurs has accepted a training-camp invitation from the Minnesota Timberwolves .

Share + Sep 28, 2009 12:09 am US/Eastern Click here for NCAA coverage By Solange Reyner 1 of 1 ARLINGTON, TX - SEPTEMBER 05: Quarterback Sam Bradford of the Oklahoma Sooners warms up before a game against the Brigham Young Cougars at Cowboys Stadium on September 5, 2009 in Arlington, Texas.

Maybe it was the hype. Maybe it was the rain. Maybe it was Virginia Tech. Whatever the reason, the ninth-ranked Miami Hurricanes on Saturday looked nothing like the team that rocketed up the national rankings with two season-opening victories against Top 25 teams.

It's fun being a University of Miami receiver these days. After knocking off two ranked foes, the Hurricanes have skyrocketed to No.

Former University of Miami guard Jack McClinton, the all-time 3-point percentage leader in Atlantic Coast Conference history, has been waived by the San Antonio Spurs on the eve of training camp.

No Tyler Hansbrough. No Gerald Henderson. Even Toney Douglas, Jack McClinton and Tyrese Rice are long gone.

They waited nearly a year for this one. The embarrassment of last season's loss at Georgia Tech stuck with many of the Miami Hurricanes throughout the spring, preseason and the week of preparation leading up to the rematch.