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Greg Cote: Crushing end short of Final Four, but Miami Hurricanes’ NCAA run was exhilarating milestone

The stirring, historic run into the NCAA Tournament’s Elite Eight and Sunday’s first half against mighty Kansas showed us all how close the Miami Hurricanes are to being a basketball school, too.

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: Peacocks? Coach K? Miami Hurricanes, the ‘football school’ in Elite Eight, deserve love too.

MIAMI — There was this one burst that sealed the historic night for Miami Hurricanes men’s basketball.

Miami Herald

Miami Hurricanes beat Iowa State 70-56 to advance to first Elite Eight in school history

CHICAGO — The Miami Hurricanes’ improbable ride through March Madness continued, as they overcame Iowa State’s suffocating defense and deafening fan contingent to advance to their first Elite Eight in school history with a 70-56 win over the Cyclones in the most unforeseen Sweet 16 matchup of the NCAA Tournament.

Miami Herald

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Five thoughts on new Mizzou basketball coach Dennis Gates

COLUMBIA, Mo. — For the third time in the last decade and fifth time in 16 years, fans flocked to Mizzou Arena on Tuesday to hear from Missouri’s new basketball coach on his first day on the job. This time, it’s Dennis Gates, the 42-year-old Chicago native who spent the…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

One of UM’s secrets to making Sweet 16? A scramble defense that drives opponents mad

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Of all the impressive statistics the Miami Hurricanes put up over the weekend to earn a spot in the Sweet 16, the one that stands out most is this: Seven turnovers in 80 minutes of basketball.

Miami Herald

UM men earn No. 10 seed, face No. 7 USC in NCAA tourney first round in Greenville

Few would have predicted, when this college basketball season began, that the Miami Hurricanes men’s team would wind up with an NCAA tournament bid locked up by Selection Sunday after reaching the ACC tournament semifinal and nearly knocking off top-seeded Duke.

Miami Herald

Fabricantes de vehículos y otras industrias se preparan para los impactos en la cadena de suministro por las sanciones a Rusia

Las cadenas de suministro, ya de por sí debilitadas, podrían empeorar, debido al refuerzo de las sanciones contra Rusia a raíz su invasión de Ucrania, lo que aumentaría los precios de la gasolina, los costos de las materias primas para los fabricantes de automóviles y los problemas de transporte.

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How the Canes positioned themselves to acquire a pricey, highly regarded coaching staff

For weeks, new Miami Hurricanes coach Mario Cristobal has been playing his own game of “Can you top this?”

Miami Herald

Mario Cristobal bringing home Miami native, App State OC to coach Canes quarterbacks

Mario Cristobal is bringing home another Miamian.

Miami Herald

Bob Wojnowski: Harbaugh is back at UM, and it makes sense for all parties

DETROIT — Jim Harbaugh took a look, as he said he would, and the Vikings looked too. Whatever they saw in each other wasn't enough to make a fit, and the conclusion may have stunned some.

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Dave Hyde: John Ruiz is the face (and deep wallet) of a new world for Miami Hurricanes

Brash?

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UM reaches $490 million settlement with Anderson accusers

DETROIT — The University of Michigan has agreed to a $490 million settlement with those who claimed they were sexually abused by the late university sports doctor Robert Anderson, three sources with direct knowledge of the agreement told The Detroit News.

Tribune News Service

UM investigating ousted president's use of university funds

DETROIT — The law firm investigating ousted University of Michigan President Mark Schlissel is examining his use of university funds, officials confirmed.

Tribune News Service

UM regents' handling of Schlissel outside public eye questioned

DETROIT — The manner in which the University of Michigan Board of Regents removed Mark Schlissel as president Saturday has drawn some criticism because it changed the course of the state's largest public university outside the public eye.

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