Miami/ND Fan Gallery

Sure, the game didn't end up the way we wanted, but we sure took some great pics!

Final Score: Notre Dame 41 Miami 3. Much anticipated contest ends up in disaster.

If the production value of a Notre Dame game on NBC didn't make 'Cane fans nauseous, dropped passes, awful run defense, and one-sided officiating surely did the trick.

Miami vs. Notre Dame: Bundle up, it's the Game Thread

Al Golden looks for his signature win at Miami on the banks of Lake Michigan.

Miami - Notre Dame Gameday Vitals

It's finally gameday in the Windy City for Canes-Irish! Some odds and ends for your viewing pleasure for the matchup....

Al Golden, Notre Dame, the weather and a culture change at Miami

How has Miami changed since the Randy Shannon era? Watch how they respond to cold weather.

Hurricanes StoryStream: One Foot Down Previews The Game Against Miami

The guys over at One Foot Down have posted a pretty damn good preview of what they see from our team. Of course, the comments are mostly "yeah but that DEFENSE, bro" comments, so most think this will be a blowout. We shall see, however.

Stagnant Offense

It's been the hot topic for the past couple weeks and it's undoubtedly the biggest concern for this game for many Irish fans. One or two touchdowns and a sub-300 total yard performances is not going to keep this team undefeated for very long.

Somehow, the offensive line has to play to its potential, Cierre Wood has to inject some life in to the running game, and Golson has to get back to his pre-Michigan style of protecting the ball and running the offense. The impending predictions of doom in the vein of the 2002 team seem overblown, but this offense has to improve and fight from being so stagnant.

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Carousing With The Enemy: A Look At Notre Dame

The 7th Floor teams up with Frank Vitovich from UHND.com to break down the teams in this Saturday's nightcap.

¿Quien Eres Tu? ¡Notre Dame!

The Hurricanes travel to Chicago for a neutral site away game against the (2/3rds) Golden Domers of Notre Dame

Miami-Notre Dame: What Was Once Great...and Can Be Again

Miami and Notre Dame have a relatively limited, but vicious rivalry tracing back to 1955, with it's peak in the 1980's. Both teams look to take their steps back towards those glory days....and hopefully can give the fans a game with the tenacity and excitement of that era.

Q&A with One Foot Down

The 'Canes travel to Chicago this weekend to take on #9 Notre Dame, in what should be an epic battle.

A Few Offensive Line Changes for Miami

During his normal press conference after Tuesday practice, Golden let everyone know of a few things going on with the team so far this week:

• Olsen Pierre was held out yesterday and today, and will be listed as doubtful. Corey King will likely start in his place.
  
• DeQuan Ivery was moved up to varsity as well, earning a spot in the rotation.
  
• Ben Jones will definitely be out.
  
• Seantrel Henderson has been performing much better as of late, and likely will start ahead of Ereck Flowers at RT.

Having an offensive line by committee is something that Golden has been doing all year, and it has for the most part worked out fine. The loss of Ben Jones hurts, but having both Henderson and Flowers is more than enough to cover for him. Denzel Perryman is of course back, which will free up Eddie Johnson to do his thing and not worry about compensating for the middle.

Humerous and Factual Take on Miami/Notre Dame by CanesInSight

Our friends over at CanesInSight, in particular Dan E. Dangerously, drops a hilarious look at the upcoming match-up between the Fighting Irish and our beloved Hurricanes.

Fair Warning: Adult language is present. LINKY

The Canes are 4-1 and riding a 3 game win streak. Now it's time to get re-acquainted with an old opponent, Notre Dame. Catholics vs. Convicts and all that bullshit.

Miami Hurricanes Depth Chart - A Few Key Moves

The Canes released their updated depth chart after the NCSt victory. A few changes of note, but none more impactful than having Denzel Perryman back in the middle of the defense.