Chris Caputo hired as George Washington’s head coach

Luke Chaney - April 1, 2022

"I would not have taken this role if I didn't believe with my whole heart that we are going to build a program the whole university community will be proud of," Caputo said in the same release. "The tradition is here, the desire to win is here, the fanbase is here, and that's a great place to start ... GW fans and the worldwide network that this excellent university has around it are going to love what they see from our program."

Takeaways from day eight of Miami football spring practice

Luke Chaney - March 31, 2022

The Hurricanes were back on the Greentree Practice Fields Thursday morning for their eighth practice of spring football, which was followed by a media availability with defensive linemen Chantz Williams and Jahfari Harvey, as well as offensive linemen Jakai Clark and Justice Oluwaseun.

Takeaways from day five of Miami spring football practice

Luke Chaney - March 24, 2022

Miami football’s spring practice continued Thursday morning at the Greentree Practice Fields and was followed by a media availability with defensive line coach/associate head coach Joe Salave’a, co-defensive coordinator/linebackers coach Charlie Strong, defensive backs coach Jahmile Addae and defensive ends coach Rod Wright.

Takeaways from day four of Miami spring football practice

Luke Chaney - March 22, 2022

The pads were on to kick off the second week of Miami football’s spring practices, and the competitive spirit on the Greentree Practice Fields was apparent from start to finish. A media availability with assistant head coach/offensive line coach Alex Mirabal, quarterbacks coach/passing game coordinator Frank Ponce, tight ends coach Stephen Field and running backs coach Kevin Smith followed Tuesday’s practice.

Miami prepared for Round of 32 matchup against Auburn

Luke Chaney - March 20, 2022

“[Auburn’s] a big team. They have a lot of size. They can switch. They’re versatile, athletic, they play fast. They’re a good team,” McGusty said. “They definitely give teams a challenge, their scoring, their defense. It’s going to be a good game. I feel like we can match up with them … If we just stick to our game plan and do what we’re supposed to do, we can definitely give them a run for their money.”

Canes clinch series, defeat No. 18 Clemson 4-1

Luke Chaney - March 19, 2022

“That’s a big win for us,” UM head coach Gino DiMare said in a Miami Athletics release. “Of all the games we’ve played so far that was probably the most tough and gritty. Having to battle late in the game, that’s what you want. We’re going to have to play a lot of games like that.”

Miami ready for USC, first tournament game since 2018

Luke Chaney - March 18, 2022

“I think the biggest thing is for your players to really embrace the atmosphere, not to put a lot of pressure on themselves, but to really have fun playing basketball,” Larrañaga said ahead of Miami’s first-round matchup. “This is the culmination for them of all the hard work, all the dreams that they’ve had and the goals they’ve set for themselves and for the team.”

Miami falls to Duke in ACC semifinals, awaits Selection Sunday

Luke Chaney - March 11, 2022

“They got perhaps the most talent in the country,” Miami head coach Jim Larrañaga said regarding Duke. “They’re a great team, they execute well and they have a lot of discipline.”

Takeaways from day three of Miami spring football practice

Luke Chaney - March 11, 2022

Third-year wide receiver Xavier Restrepo was Miami’s most consistent wideout through the first week of spring practices, routinely breaking off his route stem with efficiency and coming down with difficult receptions.

Takeaways from day two of Miami spring football practice

Luke Chaney - March 9, 2022

Miami football’s spring practice continued Wednesday morning and was followed by a media availability with Miami offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach Josh Gattis, sophomore tight end Elijah Arroyo, fifth-year tight end Will Mallory and fourth-year offensive tackle Zion Nelson.

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Luke Chaney

Luke Chaney is a sophomore from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. studying journalism and public relations. Chaney joined The Miami Hurricane in the beginning of his freshman year as a sports reporter. His favorite memory reporting on UM Athletics has been covering Miami football spring practice. In addition to his work as Sports Editor, he also writes about the Miami Dolphins for Five Reasons Sports and works as a play-by-play broadcaster at WVUM 90.5 FM. When he's not writing about sports, Chaney loves to play basketball and hang out with friends and family.

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