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Step Aside, No. 1 Seeds. The Madness Has Arrived

The final two top seeds fell Friday, and the Big Dance descended into chaos of unprecedented proportions.

Sports Illustrated

Miami Madness: Hurricanes' high-octane offense blows past Houston, 89-75, to reach Elite Eight

For decades now, since the University of Miami men’s basketball program was resurrected after lying dormant for 14 years, the Hurricanes have been toiling, often in front of sparse crowds, to gain respect and prove that Hurricanes can do more than play football.

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: Miami men, women both in Elite Eight on stunning, historic day for Hurricanes

Well, this is a bit insane. The University of Miami — for the past 40 years “the football school” — climbed to the top of college basketball on Friday. On this day in history, UM owned the NCAA Tournament and March Madness. Might not last. Might not even last the…

Miami Herald

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Miami’s Larrañaga Breaks Out Awkward Dance Moves After Houston Upset

The Hurricanes and their longtime coach had plenty to celebrate on Friday.

Sports Illustrated

Jim Larrañaga celebrated Miami’s huge upset over Houston with the sweetest dance moves

Jim Larrañaga is such a legend.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Greg Cote: 'We got a spine.' Miami women's basketball reaches Elite Eight for 1st time.

If the Miami Hurricanes’ women’s basketball team failed to win your attention or the nation’s with that victory over No. 1 seed Indiana on the Hoosiers' home court, maybe Friday did the trick?

Miami Herald

No. 5 Miami Dominates No. 1 Houston, Advances to Elite Eight

The Hurricanes cruised to victory and eliminated the final No. 1 seed in the 2023 men’s NCAA tournament.

Sports Illustrated

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Despite late rally, Villanova’s NCAA Tournament run comes to an end in the Sweet 16 vs. Miami

When No. 9 seed Miami defeated No. 1 Indiana on Monday, No. 4 Villanova suddenly became slight favorites in the Sweet 16. But when the ball tipped Friday afternoon, it was clear that Miami came to play.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Miami Finds Another Way to Pull Off a Dramatic Upset

Despite having a 21-point lead early in the third quarter, the No. 9 Hurricanes needed a late-game comeback to secure their first Elite Eight spot in program history.

Sports Illustrated

Dozens of Florida Highway Patrol troopers deployed to Miami Beach to stem spring break violence, officials say

MIAMI — Gov. Ron DeSantis is sending dozens of Florida Highway Patrol troopers to Miami Beach to re-enforce local officers patrolling spring break crowds.

Miami Herald

Villanova’s Siegrist Notches Scoring Streak Record in Loss to Miami

The Wildcats star broke her latest record in a Sweet 16 tilt against the Hurricanes.

Sports Illustrated

Former Dolphins DL John Jenkins signs with Raiders

Miami loses some depth.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Dolphins re-sign CB Justin Bethel

Miami's punt coverage will benefit from his return.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Knight Foundation leader to retire, leaving powerful legacy

Alberto Ibargüen announced Friday that he was stepping down as the leader of the John S

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Miami Herald

Drug dealer admits backing plot in first guilty plea in assassination of Haiti’s president

MIAMI — A convicted Haitian drug trafficker pleaded guilty Friday to providing money to pay for weapons, food and lodging for Colombian commandos and others suspected of executing the fatal shooting of Haiti’s president, marking the first guilty plea in the murder conspiracy case in Miami federal court.

Chicago Sun-Times

Five years later, Loyola’s Final Four Ramblers reflect on Chicago college hoops’ wildest ride

“It was madness,” former coach Porter Moser says. “And it was pure joy.”

WEKU

Women's March Madness has been wilder than ever, but can anyone catch South Carolina?

For the first time this century, two No. 1 seeds didn't make it to NCAA women's basketball's Sweet 16. And teams who geared up with transfers are challenging historically dominant programs.

USA Today Sports Media Group

5 facts about Miami’s Cavinder twins as Hanna and Haley play in women’s March Madness

Get to know the twins taking over the women's NCAA tournament.

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Dolphins’ biggest roster holes after first wave of free agency

Where should Miami still look to upgrade?

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Women’s Sweet 16 Preview: Why Another No. 1 Seed Could Fall

Plus, the best moments from last night’s men’s action.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Hunter Long excited to join Rams after ‘tricky situation’ with Dolphins

Hunter Long is excited about his opportunity with the Rams after being buried on the depth chart as a blocking TE in Miami

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Ohtani donates WBC cap to U.S. Hall of Fame

MIAMI -- Shohei Ohtani has donated the cap he wore in the final of the World Baseball Classic to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, the museum said Wednesday.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Antawn Jamison compares the mindset of LeBron James and Kobe Bryant

Former NBA star Antawn Jamison says LeBron James and Kobe Bryant were very different when it came to their mentalities and attitude.

Miami Herald

Miami women to face nation’s leading scorer, Villanova’s Maddie Siegrist, in Sweet 16 on Friday

MIAMI — Destiny Harden has been around college basketball long enough to know that the Miami Hurricanes are still considered underdogs against Villanova in the Sweet 16 Friday afternoon, even though they stunned top-seeded Houston on their home floor four days ago in one of the most thrilling games so…

Miami Herald

Ultra Music Festival has become a place where Latino electronic music acts can shine

MIAMI — Latino DJs will sound louder than ever at the 23rd Ultra Music Festival Miami, considered the pinnacle of electronic music festivals with world-renowned DJs, unrivaled production and unparalleled stages at Bayfront Park, from Friday to Sunday.

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