Canes Today: Miami is brutally beaten
Another home game, another loss. Boston College came into Watsco Center and beat Miami exterior defense for points 40 points. Jim Larranaga had no answers, Miami’s offensive struggles were exposed, and now this program has dropped eight consecutive games.
The trend lines are not good for this basketball program. What people thought in the beginning of the season UM’s highly anticipated season has crumbled.
It’s gut-check time in Coral Gables.
There is a lot to recap after the program’s second consecutive loss to Boston College and Miami Spring Practice with the Canes baseball winning yesterday. Let’s dive in.
Miami offense is simply bad
The transition from a great defensive possession to an unforgivable mistake — especially for a experienced team — can be so quick at the highest level that its impact isn’t felt in real time.
Miami only gave up 67 points against the Eagles, but the Hurricanes offense in transition is absoulty pitfuland hard to watch you see Miami get a rebound and push the ball hoping to score for just losing the ball or turning it over.
A big factor was Miami missing simple shots we saw Miami taking baby shots in the paint and they were perfect opportunity to get back into the game after the Hurricanes fell back by 10 and we just miss the shots, then we saw Matthew Cleveland go coast to coast to just miss a layup, it is just the easy stuff man.
Miami ended up scoring 22/65 of their baskets 28 of those points were in the paint which is not all so bad but that mainly came from big man Norchad Omier.
CT recaps Miami’s loss to Boston College
Need some morning reading after the tough loss to Boston College? CT has everything you need to know from another disappointing performance. This team continues to show they can score with anyone, but when Nijel is out we can not find a answer.
Smash those links.
- RECAP: Miami falls short against Boston College
- WATCH: Jim Larranaga discuss loss
- WATCH: Miami 2024 Senior Ceremony
- Takeaways from Miami loss to Boston College
Canes Baseball takes down the Skyhawks
The Hurricanes tallied six unanswered runs to down the Skyhawks, 7-6, Wednesday evening at Mark Light Field.
The Skyhawks (4-4) scored in each of the first five innings, but Walters, who made two appearances before having season-ending surgery a year ago, injected life into the Hurricanes (7-5).
Sparked by Walters’ triumphant return, Miami plated five runs in the bottom half, highlighted by sophomore designated hitter Blake Cyr’s three-run homer.
One inning later, freshman third baseman Daniel Cuvet completed the comeback.
Stonehill right-hander Peter Haas (0-3) was tagged with the loss.
Day 2 of Miami’s Spring Practice Recap
Spring football camp is underway for the Miami Hurricanes. Coming off a 7-6 campaign, Mario Cristobal looks to get his revamped team into shape early as they begin preparations for the 2024 season. With new faces on the field and roaming the sidelines, along with the veterans’ torches being passed along in several skill positions, there’s a lot to keep an eye on during these five weeks. Click link down below to see highlights from the Practice.
Day Two Of Miami’s Football Spring Practice Recap
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