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Good Morning Canes Fam,
UM Baseball Takes the Field in Starkville
The wait is over! Miami baseball makes it return to NCAA Tournament this evening. Miami (39-18) will take on Central Michigan (46-12), winners of their last 18 games. First pitch is set for 8pm EDT and will air on ESPN 3.
Sophomore right-handed pitcher Chris McMahon (3-2 3.70 ERA) will take the mound for Miami.
Should the Canes defeat the Chippewas tonight, the team will take on the winner of today’s 1pm EDT game between host Mississippi State and Southern University.
We’re @ the Dude. pic.twitter.com/vIKs9fFsik
— Canes Baseball (@CanesBaseball) May 30, 2019
The Countdown to Paradise Camp Begins
The first day of June is less than 24 hours away from now, which means that we’re under a month away from Paradise Camp. Miami’s prestigious annual camp is tentatively scheduled for late June, with few details having been announced to date.
One recruit that has given his RSVP for the event is 2020 Ensworth DB Keshawn Lawrence. David Wilson of the Miami Herald spoke with Lawrence ahead of next month’s official visit.
State of Declarations
Could sophomore running back Cam’ron Harris be on the cusp of breakout season? State of the U’s Carl Bleich tackles the topics in his latest article.
Can Cam’Ron Harris make the same jump in his sophomore season that DeeJay Dallas did? A look at what could be a breakout year for the Carol City High alum. #Canes #TNM https://t.co/apWua11hrS pic.twitter.com/A58uilzZAl
— StateOfTheU.com (@TheStateOfTheU) May 30, 2019
Jaquan Johnson’s pick six was the latest feature in our countdown of the 100 Greatest Plays in Miami history.
100 Greatest Plays in Miami History: #85 - Jaquan Johnson’s Pick-Six Against UVA in 2017 https://t.co/2hWJ7Ucuut pic.twitter.com/o4O2XOcdKu
— StateOfTheU.com (@TheStateOfTheU) May 30, 2019
It’s time to throw your support behind our quarterbacks. SOTU’s John Michaels points out why Miami’s signal-callers have shouldered too much blame.
Stop Hating The QB’s in 2019! #Canes #TNM https://t.co/RdCLzaf9nF pic.twitter.com/FHFFo7OzY2
— StateOfTheU.com (@TheStateOfTheU) May 30, 2019
The Miami and FSU will renew hostilities November 2nd. It’s never too early to preview a rivalry as SOTU’s Marshall Thomas dives into why 2019 matchup will be pivotal for both programs.
Breaking Down Miami’s Rivalry With FSU Going Into 2019 https://t.co/75oxOBr4HN pic.twitter.com/GaiYX9k0Im
— StateOfTheU.com (@TheStateOfTheU) May 30, 2019
The 305 Beat
Christy Chirinos of the Sun-Sentinel previews a pressure-packed weekend for Hurricanes baseball in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
The Athletic’s ($) Manny Navarro wrote about the culture change Miami’s football program, detailing how some on the roster have been rewarded with lobster while slackers are stuck with hot dogs and cold pasta.
Susan Miller Degnan of the Miami Herald previewed how an inexperienced Hurricanes baseball squad is ready to prove themselves this weekend in the NCAA Tournament.
NFL.com’s Gil Brandt is not a familiar name on the ’Canes beat, however the NFL legend listed LB Michael Pinckney among his top seniors for the 2020 NFL Draft this past week.
According to Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald, former Hurricanes Hoops star Dewan Hernandez is scheduled for a pre-draft work with the Miami Heat on June 15th. Meanwhile in his latest Hurricane six pack, Jackson discusses how the program is addressing the concern surrounding the offensive line.
Go Canes and Have a Great Day!