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All our SOTU coverage leading up to the New Era Pinstripe Bowl.
The Miami Hurricanes will face off against the Wisconsin Badgers in the 2018 New Era Pinstripe Bowl. The game will be played on December 27th at 5:15pm at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.
Here is all our coverage leading up to , and following this year’s bowl game for the Canes.
A last look at the last game of the year
Miami’s worst bowl loss since Louisville in 2013
It was a pretty vague statement....except for one line.
The final game of the 2018 season was a trainwreck to put it mildly.
Badgers bash the Canes in the Bronx
Attrition on special teams.
Our final GameThread of the year, you guys!
For the final time this season, we bring in an opposing team’s blogger to learn more about Miami’s opponent.
Miami and Wisconsin face off (again) to close the 2018 season.
Will Jackson be able to snuff out the Badger’s passing attack in his final Miami outing?
Cager’s career game against Wisconsin in 2017 has to have him feeling confident going into the Pinstripe Bowl.
For the second year in a row, the Canes and the Badgers meet in a bowl game, this time it’s the Pinstripe Bowl.
The Badgers offense is built on power running
A linebacker with an old school Miami mentality could be playing his last game in a Miami uniform at Yankee Stadium.
In an injury-plagued year, will Johnson end his Canes’ career with a fitting finale?
Miami hopes to exact some revenge with Yankee Stadium serving as the backdrop.
With plenty of smoke that N’Kosi Perry may be suspended for the Pinstripe Bowl, here’s what Miami should do if that ends up being true
For the Hurricanes, true freshman Brevin Jordan may hold the cure for a sputtering offense.
The young defensive end has first round pick potential
Miami’s lead back attempts to carry his team past a pesky Wisconsin team.
With the Gerald Willis era coming to an end, a new UM DT steps into a starting role.
At the heart of Miami’s dominating defense is linebacker Shaq Quarterman.
A return to defense has resulted in promising production.
The Badgers defense wasn’t a strength in 2018.