Today On CT: Week 1 of Miami’s 2024 football season

Today On CT: Week 1 of Miami’s 2024 football season
Miami head coach Mario Cristobal watches players warm up before the game against Georgia Tech in Miami Gardens, Fla.

It’s finally here, Miami Hurricane Nation: Week 1 of the college football season. On Saturday, Miami Football will kick off its 2024 season on the road against the Florida Gators Miss in the Swamp. Florida is trying to host a white out angainst the Hurricanes and the thousands of Miami fans at Ben Hill will be eager to see the new-look Hurricanes. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Saturday night, with Jesse Palmer, Joe Tessitore on the SEC on ABC to call the game.

Before we get to game day, there is a busy Monday and a week of prep ahead.

Paul Finebaum gives Hurricanes high praise ‘I really believe it’s time for The U to return’

Paul Finebaum said on his show earlier today that Miami is ready to return to national prominence in this upcoming season.

Here is what Finebaum had to say about the Hurricanes:

“Not only next week but all season long, I believe in the Hurricanes,” Paul Finebaum said. “It has been a rough couple of years for Mario Cristobal. Remember he moved over from Oregon to try to resurrect that program down there. Now, he’s about the third coach in a row that’s tried to do that, but they have the tools this year.”

Paul also said that the Hurricanes was an underrated team at the No. 19 spot in the AP poll rankings:

“I think it’s Miami,” Paul Finebaum said. “They lost four games last year at the buzzer, one that the head coach Mario Cristobal simply gave away. Remember that game against Georgia Tech? They open the season at Florida and they’re gonna make Jeff Darlington [Florida graduate] a very unhappy man that first weekend. He’s gonna have to go back to the toilet looking for an iguana.”

“Paul and I agree, it’s definitely Miami. Mario Cristobal has done an excellent job of recruiting. This is arguably the most talented team in the ACC. Paul is right, though, no one is ever going to forget that Georgia Tech game. Take a knee, please,” Dinich said.

2025 Miami commit Daylyn Upshaw has a big-time game against Pine-Valley

2025 Miami Hurricanes wide receiver commit Daylyn Upshaw had a big-time game against Pinson-Valley in his senior season opener with Central High.

Pinson Valley managed to secure a late touchdown, reducing the score to 61-14. However, the game concluded with the Red Devils securing the victory, leaving the defending state champions with a record of 1-0.

Daylyn had three touchdowns while only playing one half.

Leonard Taylor standing out in the NFL Preseason games for the Jets

Former Miami Hurricane defensive lineman Leonard Taylor just wrapped up his last preseason game and after those games he could definitely solidify himself as a backup for the Jets on the defensive line.

According to reports, the Jets viewed the final week of training camp as their last opportunity to secure a roster spot, and it appears that two New York Jets players capitalized on this opportunity.

Second-year running back Israel Abanikanda and undrafted rookie defensive tackle Leonard Taylor were not initially considered as roster contenders at the commencement of training camp. However, it is speculated that both players may have successfully secured their positions during the preseason finale match against the New York Giants.

Many sources have said he’s been ‘unblockable’

Trinton Breeze

Trinton is the owner of CanesToday. He writes for all sports, with a focus on football and recruiting, he is a freshman in high school and wants to graduate from the University of Miami

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