Where to Watch: Miami Hurricanes vs Miami of Ohio RedHawks
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The Miami Hurricanes begin their 2023 college football season versus the Miami of Ohio RedHawks. It’s a chance at redemption after a disappointing 2022 campaign that saw the Canes go 5-7.
Leading into this first contest, there’s much optimism regarding the Hurricanes. Quarterback Tyler Van Dyke is healthy, the Transfer Portal is presenting 16 new players, and the 2023 Miami recruiting class is one of the nation’s best.
Can Miami corral all of its talent and become a cohesive team? The beginning of finding that out begins with the first game. Here are the details:
Miami Hurricanes vs Miami of Ohio RedHawks
When: Friday, Sep. 1, 7 p.m. ET
Where: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens
TV: ACC Network | fuboTV with a free trial
Radio: Miami (560 AM), West Palm Beach (106.3 FM), Fort Myers (97.3 FM), Kissimmee (1080 AM), Jacksonville (92.5 FM), St. Petersburg (1040 AM), and Pensacola area (1490 AM)
Weather: High of 92 during the day with a UV rating of 9 out of 11. Chance of rain and thunderstorms on and off throughout Friday. Winds will be 5 to 10 miles per hour. Humidity at 89% and chance of evening rain will be 60% (The Weather Channel).
Betting Odds: Hurricanes -17 over the RedHawks and the over/under is 45.5
Series History: The Hurricanes hold a 3-0 series advantage with the last game being a 54-3 victory in 1987
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The Rundown
The Canes need to come out and play sound football, above all else. Mistakes and mental errors will not cut it this season. There’s far more talent than last season, and the roster possesses more talent position to position.
It’s also a chance to prove the naysayers wrong. Many people still do not believe The U will be a quality team this season. That extra motivation certainly will not hurt. Talking specifically, the Canes should see certain areas be much better.
With Matt Lee (UCF) and Javion Cohen (Alabama) coming to Coral Gables via the Transfer Portal, the offensive line will be better. The secondary has multiple players that also came from other schools like Davonte Brown (UCF) and Jadais Richard (Vanderbilt) that can make impacts.
Regardless of how each Miami player ended up on the roster, this team can also really run. There’s speed across the board. Big plays for the Canes should be a norm. Now, can all of that come together versus the RedHawks? Everyone will find out Friday night.
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