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Miami Herald
6 days ago
- Sport
- Miami Herald
Hurricanes learn start time, TV plans for second and third football games this season
The Miami Hurricanes this year will play an eight-game home football schedule for the first time since 1971, and the kickoff time is now known for three of those games. ESPN announced on Thursday that UM's second home game, on Sept. 6 against Bethune-Cookman, will be played at 7 p.m. and be streamed on ESPN-plus and ACC Network Extra. (There will be no traditional network cablecast or broadcast.) UM's third home game, on Sept. 13 against USF, will kick off at 4:30 p.m. and air on the CW Network, which has an affiliation with WSFL-39 in Miami-Fort Lauderdale. ESPN also announced that UM's Friday night, Oct. 17 home game against Louisville will kick off at 7 or 7:30 p.m. and be televised on ESPN or ESPN2. ABC/ESPN did not announce the start time for UM's Sept. 20 home game against the Gators or say which of its networks would be televising it. ABC previously disclosed that it will televise UM's opener against Notre Dame at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 31, at Hard Rock Stadium. The Hurricanes' full schedule: ▪ Week 1: Notre Dame, Aug. 31, Hard Rock Stadium, 7:30 p.m., ABC ▪ Week 2: Bethune-Cookman, Sept. 6, Hard Rock Stadium, 7 p.m., ESPN-plus and ACC Network Extra ▪ Week 3: USF, Sept. 13, Hard Rock Stadium, 4:30 p.m., CW-39 ▪ Week 4: Florida, Sept. 20, Hard Rock Stadium, time and TV TBA ▪ Week 5: Bye ▪ Week 6: at Florida State, Oct. 4, Doak Campbell Stadium, time and TV TBA ▪ Week 7: Bye ▪ Week 8: Louisville, Oct. 17, Hard Rock Stadium, 7 or 7:30 p.m. on ESPN or ESPN2 ▪ Week 9; Stanford, Oct. 25, Hard Rock Stadium, time and TV TBA ▪ Week 10: at SMU, Nov. 1, Gerald J. Ford Stadium, time and TV TBA ▪ Week 11: Syracuse, Nov. 8, Hard Rock Stadium, time and TV TBA ▪ Week 12: N.C. State, Nov. 15, Hard Rock Stadium, time and TV TBA ▪ Week 13: at Virginia Tech, Nov. 22, Lane Stadium, time and TV TBA ▪ Week 14: at Pittsburgh, Nov. 29, Acrisure Stadium, time and TV TBA
San Francisco Chronicle
25-05-2025
- Sport
- San Francisco Chronicle
Panthers lose Eetu Luostarinen to game misconduct penalty after boarding Carolina's Jackson Blake
SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Florida lost forward Eetu Luostarinen to a game misconduct penalty after he sent Carolina's Jackson Blake into the boards late in the first period of Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals. Luostarinen was assessed a 5-minute major for boarding, which held up after video review, and the misconduct. Blake remained on the ice behind the goal line for about a minute, getting tended to by Hurricanes' personnel, and then went to the locker room for evaluation. Both appeared to be giving chase to the puck deep in the zone when they got tangled, and Luostarinen's momentum wound up driving Blake into the boards. The top of Blake's helmet appeared to hit near the top of the boards, along the bottom of the plexiglass. ___
Fox Sports
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Panthers lose Eetu Luostarinen to game misconduct penalty after boarding Carolina's Jackson Blake
Associated Press SUNRISE, Fla. (AP) — Florida lost forward Eetu Luostarinen to a game misconduct penalty after he sent Carolina's Jackson Blake into the boards late in the first period of Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals. Luostarinen was assessed a 5-minute major for boarding, which held up after video review, and the misconduct. Blake remained on the ice behind the goal line for about a minute, getting tended to by Hurricanes' personnel, and then went to the locker room for evaluation. Both appeared to be giving chase to the puck deep in the zone when they got tangled, and Luostarinen's momentum wound up driving Blake into the boards. The top of Blake's helmet appeared to hit near the top of the boards, along the bottom of the plexiglass. There was no immediate word on whether Blake would return to the game. ___ AP NHL playoffs: and recommended
Miami Herald
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Miami Herald
UM women's basketball lands Top 10 recruiting class, Springmann joins men's staff
The college basketball season is still five months away, but University of Miami coach Tricia Cullop is already fired up, as ESPN-W rated the Hurricanes' 2025 recruiting class as No. 10 in the nation and the transfers UM landed were also highly coveted. The freshman class includes Camille Williams, rated No. 36 on the list of top recruits, Danielle Osho (54), Natalie Wetzel (80), Meredith Tippner (91) and four-star Emanuella 'Somo' Okolo. Miami also landed a few highly ranked players from the transfer portal. Israeli national team guard Gal Raviv, who transferred to UM from Quinnipiac, was rated No. 9 by 247Sports; and 6-6 center Ra Shayla (Shay) Kyle, who transferred from Florida, was No. 20. ESPN had Kyle ranked No. 13 on its list. 'When we assessed our team last year, it was very apparent to us we needed to get bigger, faster, stronger, and build out more depth,' said Cullop, who is entering her second season at UM. 'I do think we checked all those boxes. We have a lot of talent, and I can't wait to see this group in the same room together.' Raviv was among the nation's top freshmen last season, averaging 17.9 points, 5.5 rebounds and 4.3 assists. Hurricanes fans remember her well, as she scored 25 points and had five rebounds against them. Kyle, a 6-6 center who has one year of eligibility remaining, averaged 14.1 points and 8.7 rebounds for the Gators last season with 59.4 percent shooting. The Indiana native spent the first two years of her career at Purdue. Kyle was a five-star recruit and the No. 5 center in the nation in the class of 2020 coming out of Marion High School. She was also a two-time Indiana All-Star and McDonald's All-American game nominee. Cullop coached Kyle's aunt, Tanika Mays, at the University of Toledo. Other transfers joining UM this season include Vittoria Blasigh (USF), Mya Kone (FIU), Jessica Peterson (SMU), and Amarachi Kimpson (UNLV). The 2025-26 roster will have two seniors, three juniors, three sophomores and six freshmen. The two returning players are sophomore Ahnay Adams and redshirt freshman Simone Pelish. Cullop already got a head start on the 2026 class, getting a commitment from Slovenian combo guard Maja Uranker, who scored 15 points per game at the FIBA U18 European Championships and averaged 44 percent shooting from three-point range. Russell Springmann joins UM men's staff UM men's coach Jai Lucas announced the addition of assistant coach Russell Springmann to the Hurricanes' staff. Springmann's career spans 20 years, as he rose from graduate assistant at Florida in 1996 to the head coach at Oral Roberts the past two seasons. 'I've been fortunate to not only play for Russell, but also work alongside him during our time at Texas,' Lucas said. 'He is an exceptional basketball coach and an even better person. His wisdom and 20-plus years of basketball experience will help create the culture we want here at The U.' Springmann has worked with 18 NBA draft picks, including Kevin Durant, LaMarcus Aldridge and Tristan Thompson. He was an assistant coach at Texas during Lucas' three years as a Longhorn (2008-11).
New York Post
20-05-2025
- Sport
- New York Post
Panthers vs. Hurricanes series preview: Best bets for the Eastern Conference Finals
Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. The bookmakers are struggling to separate the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes in the Eastern Conference Finals. The Panthers are the nominal -120 favorite to win the best-of-7 series at Caesars Sportsbook, but opinions on who will advance are split, and for good reason. Carolina has looked like a juggernaut through the first two rounds of the playoffs, but the Panthers are the defending champions and have had the tougher path of the two teams to this point. Best bet to win the series: Panthers (-120, Caesars Sportsbook) I wouldn't say there is much value in either direction on the series moneyline, but if I had to back a team, it would be the Panthers as a slight favorite. Carolina can be a stylistic nightmare for plenty of teams, but Florida is well-equipped to handle the Hurricanes' swarming, relentless system. The Hurricanes want to get as many pucks on net as humanly possible throughout a game, and take advantage of the ensuing chaos that comes from rebounds, blocked shots, and bounces, but that won't be all that easy to pull off against Florida. Paul Maurice and the Florida Panthers have been to the Eastern Conference Finals three years in a row. AP Only Carolina allowed fewer shot attempts per game than the Panthers did this season. Florida is able to beat you in so many ways, while the Canes seemingly struggle when they're forced to go to a Plan B. Best prop bet: Evan Rodrigues to lead the series in goals (40/1, bet365) There are a couple of reasons to back a long shot in this market. First of all, it's expected to be a low-scoring series with the total for Game 1 sitting at 5.5 with juice on the under. Betting on the NHL? Secondly, the Panthers and Hurricanes are both deep offensive teams that spread out their scoring. Those factors should lower the bar for what it will take to lead this series in scoring, opening the door for someone like Evan Rodrigues to top the table. Rodrigues missed some time in Round 2, but was back on the first line with Aleksander Barkov and Sam Reinhart in Game 7, so he should have the opportunity to make an impact in this series. Why Trust New York Post Betting Michael Leboff is a long-suffering Islanders fan, but a long-profiting sports bettor with 10 years of experience in the gambling industry. He loves using game theory to help punters win bracket pools, find long shots, and learn how to beat the market in mainstream and niche sports.
