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Miami coach Jai Lucas discusses Donaldson’s clutch moments, previews road test vs. No. 22 Clemson

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Miami coach Jai Lucas discusses Donaldson’s clutch moments, previews road test vs. No. 22 Clemson

On3.com

Miami visits No. 22 Clemson at Littlejohn Coliseum for a key ACC test this weekend.
Tre Donaldson has stepped up in late moments, averaging 22.5 points in conference play.
Jai Lucas says Donaldson has a natural knack for big moments and big-game impact.
Clemson relies on interior defense led by 6-foot-10 Carter Welling and solid rim protection.
Porter is a perimeter defender for Clemson, contributing defensively in recent games.
Miami is positioned as an 8-seed in ESPN bracketology with NET ranking in the 30s.
Miami’s coaching staff emphasizes recruiting players with winning backgrounds.
Clemson’s balanced offense features nine players averaging at least 5.5 points per game.
The matchup could impact NCAA Tournament seeding for Miami.
Dillon Hunter emerges as a key Clemson shooter to monitor for UM.

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Hoosier hysteria creates business boost for some in southern Indiana

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Hoosier hysteria creates business boost for some in southern Indiana

Wave3.com

Local businesses in New Albany report a January sales boost tied to IU’s national championship hype.
Mercantile New Albany blends IU gear with local designs to attract fans.
Floyd County Brewing prepares for a big Monday watch party as hype grows.
Sweet Stuff Bakery is offering IU-themed desserts as part of the excitement.
Local school officials announce a two-hour delay after the game to support fundraising efforts.
Riley Children’s Hospital fundraiser near $4,000 raised so far.
Several local businesses plan late openings to accommodate fans watching the game.
Community venues expect postgame parades or celebrations if IU wins.
The nationwide Hoosiers hype is translating into local energy and optimism.

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“The Milkman” Arrives: Miami Adds Proven Northwestern Transfer Kicker Jack Olsen for 2026

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“The Milkman” Arrives: Miami Adds Proven Northwestern Transfer Kicker Jack Olsen for 2026

On3.com

Miami adds Northwestern transfer Jack Olsen to the 2026 kicking unit after a visit on January 10.
The Milkman made 19 of 21 field goals this season and has clutch game-winners for Northwestern.
Olsen has been Northwestern’s starting kicker for three seasons and is second all-time in field goal percentage at the program.
Miami may use Weinberg from Florida State to compete for field goals and kickoffs.
The transfer marks another example in Miami’s portal strategy to bolster special teams after Borregales and Carter Davis.
Olsen entered the transfer portal with one year of eligibility remaining.
Olsen’s 2024 season stats include a 47-yard long field goal and strong kicking percentage.
Olsen began his collegiate journey with Michigan State and used medical redshirts in 2021 and 2022.
The Canes are evaluating transfer portal options along the offensive line as part of roster growth.
CaneSport reports ongoing transfer portal activity and coverage around the Miami Hurricanes.

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2025 CFP Title Odds: Back Mark Fletcher for Offensive MVP

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2025 CFP Title Odds: Back Mark Fletcher for Offensive MVP

Foxsports.com

Miami trails as 8.5-point underdogs but relies on Mark Fletcher’s playoff rushing to pull off an upset.
Fletcher has carried 58 rushes for 395 yards in three playoff games and has a rushing TD.
Voters typically favor quarterbacks, but a Miami win could push Fletcher as offensive MVP candidate.
Miami quarterback Carson Beck has been solid but not spectacular in three postseason wins.
Indiana is aiming for its first national title after finishing as a long shot to reach the CFP.
The CFP title game is scheduled for late January at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
If Miami wins, the running game and Fletcher could be pivotal in containing Mendoza and controlling the clock.
The article emphasizes Fletcher as a potential MVP despite the common QB bias.
The piece notes Fletcher’s production and the offensive line's dominance as factors for a possible upset.

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Is Jai Lucas the Lead Candidate for ACC Coach of the Year?

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Is Jai Lucas the Lead Candidate for ACC Coach of the Year?

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Miami has surged to a 15-2 start under Jai Lucas, sparking ACC coach-of-the-year talk.
The Hurricanes’ 10-game win streak fuels expectations for a deeper NCAA run this season.
Lucas has energized the Hurricanes, turning a roster post-portal into a competitive front in the ACC.
Miami faces ranked Clemson on the road, testing their current momentum.
Shelton Henderson is Miami’s player to watch as he nears a 17-point average.
Clemson transfer Nick Davidson has emerged with a season-high 25 points in recent games.
The article highlights Lucas’s impact as a new Miami coach in shaping the program’s future.
The upcoming schedule includes a road test at No. 22 Clemson, key to validating the turnaround.
Official coverage highlights the immediate praise Lucas has received for Miami’s rapid improvement.
The piece notes a potential ACC Coach of the Year candidacy for Lucas amid early-season success.

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Keys that Fernando Mendoza’s final test will reveal

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Keys that Fernando Mendoza’s final test will reveal

Si.com

Mendoza showed improved pocket presence and calm under pressure, a key growth area for his NFL prospects.
Indiana faces a tougher pass rush from Miami, featuring Rueben Bain and Akheem Mesidor, testing Mendoza’s evasion skills.
A strong championship performance could boost Mendoza’s NFL draft stock and leadership value in league circles.
The article frames Mendoza as a potential program changer if Indiana wins, underscoring his leadership impact.
Mendoza’s big-game performance is positioned as pivotal for Indiana’s historical standing in college football.

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Louis Riddick: Miami-Indiana national title matchup ‘great theater’ with history on the line

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Louis Riddick: Miami-Indiana national title matchup ‘great theater’ with history on the line

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Miami faces Indiana in the National Championship with key injuries testing depth, including star tight end Elija Lofton and corner Xavier Lucas, shaping the matchup’s outcome.
Indiana comes into the title game with a perfect 15-0 resume, highlighting a clash between an undefeated program and Miami’s dramatic, comeback-ready narrative.
Miami’s title run is framed as a modern counterpoint to its legendary 1983-elite era, bridging nostalgia with the current CFP pursuit.
Riddick notes Indiana’s versatility: explosive perimeter play, strong running game, and a stout front with solid secondary play.
Louis Riddick argues Miami could surprise by leveraging late-season momentum and physicality against Indiana’s consistency.
Miami’s odds hinge on a near-perfect performance, with penalties and discipline a critical factor against Indiana’s defense.
The Miami-Indiana clash is presented as great theater, a historic cusp where two programs with different histories collide for the title.
Indiana’s breadth of winning paths is highlighted by Riddick as a balanced program capable of perimeter and front-side dominance.
Miami’s late-season surge is identified as a potential surprise factor, adding intrigue to the national-title narrative.
The reference notes Miami’s remaining roster uncertainty, emphasizing how injuries could shape coaching decisions and game plan.
The national championship game is set for Hard Rock Stadium, marking a home-field feel for Miami as the away team against No. 1 Indiana.

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Time Is Expiring for Miami to Land A Quarterback out of the Transfer Portal

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Time Is Expiring for Miami to Land A Quarterback out of the Transfer Portal

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Miami intensifies search for a transfer quarterback as the team aims to land a top option this cycle.
Darian Mensah from Duke is in transfer portal conversations, amid Miami's renewed portal pursuit.
Miami has previously pursued LSU and Texas Tech quarterbacks and remains open to options.
The quarterback room could see competition between Nickel and Coleman in spring practice for 2027 plans.
There is talk that Emory Williams might depart the program or stay for another year depending on QB needs.
Miami plans to bolster the offensive line and surrounding weapons to support any new quarterback.
The team has considered past portal targets like Sam Leavitt, Brendon Sorbsy, and Ty Simpson in NFL Draft cycles.
The Canes aim to secure a star QB while maintaining a strong defense for 2027 plans.
The article notes Miami's broader portal expectations and the plan to land a top quarterback before 2027.
The piece highlights Miami's aim to pay for top talent to secure a star quarterback.

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Avoiding distractions, IU football treats national title game like any other game

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Avoiding distractions, IU football treats national title game like any other game

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Nowakowski turned off a TV monitor to avoid outside talk while Indiana prepared for the national title game.
Head coach Curt Cignetti has preached treating every game as the next one on the schedule.
Coogan says outside talk will not score touchdowns or change performance.
Indiana has drawn a national audience, with ESPN streaming 11 alternate broadcasts for the title game.
Sarratt maintains his routine, including 100 catches after practice during the week of prep.
Indiana aims to stay grounded as it approaches the national championship in the Sunshine State.
Coogan highlights the impact of character and leadership on Indiana’s season.
Indiana prepares for the national championship with a focus on practice and preparation over hype.
The Hoosiers depart for Miami as part of a return to a dominant 2025 campaign.

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Miami's Starting Center is 'Our Version of Malachi Toney'

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Miami's Starting Center is 'Our Version of Malachi Toney'

Si.com

Udeh has shown a surge in offensive production over the last three games, including improved free-throw shooting.
Head coach Jai Lucas compares Udeh to an elite wide receiver for their ball-screen and lob potential.
Udeh emphasizes constant repetition and mental focus to ensure consistent free-throw form.
Miami aims to reach 70 percent from the free-throw line to support overall offense.
Udeh’s rebounding has been highlighted as an area of improvement by the Hurricanes’ coach.
The Hurricanes prepare for a road test against No. 22 Texas A&M on January 17.
Coach Lucas acknowledges shooting as Miami's team weakness but accepts it with free-throw emphasis.
Udeh’s versatility is highlighted as a strategic asset in different ball-screen-roll sets.
The article notes Udeh’s improvement in free-throw consistency across the season.
Miami’s offense is described as benefiting from Udeh’s free-throw work and lob threats.

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