The No. 18 ranked South Florida Bulls face the No. 5 Miami Hurricanes trying to knock off yet another in-state foe during Week 3.

Miami will defend its new top-five status against a USF team that has two ranked wins through two weeks in 2025

South Florida is under a Next Weather Alert Wednesday as storms, saturated ground, and king tides combine to raise the risk of flooding.

The Miami Hurricanes (2-0) welcome the surprising Bulls of South Florida (2-0) to Hard Rock Stadium Saturday afternoon. Originally billed as a walk-over for the Canes as they pursue a berth in the College Football Playoff,

Saturday night is a chance for the Irish to show they're serious about making a return to the College Football Playoff.

"Miami Vice" wasn’t just another cop show. It redefined the genre, blending high-octane action with cinematic visuals, while also helping to revitalize Miami Beach as it showcased its Art Deco glamour. Each episode of the series that debuted in 1984 was a love letter to the city, wrapped in the excess of the 1980s.

The No. 5 Miami Hurricanes had plenty of recruits in attendance for its week three home game versus the No. 18 USF Bulls. Here is a list of confirmed prospects at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday. 2028 4-star DB Amir Sears 2027 4-star Miami WR commit Ah’Mari Stevens 2028 4-star WR Tromone Isaac 2029 QB

The Miami Dolphins have placed starting right tackle Austin Jackson on injured reserve with a toe injury. This means Jackson will be required to miss at least four games before the possibility of return. Earlier in the week the Dolphins placed right guard James Daniels on injured reserve.