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No. 7 Miami Opens Season with a Trip to Stanford
Miami flew out two days early as Darian Mensah prepares for his first start and the Hurricanes manage a cross-country opener.
- On Tuesday, the No. 7 Miami Hurricanes traveled to California two days early to prepare for their season opener against Atlantic Coast Conference rival Stanford on Friday night.
- Duke transfer Darian Mensah makes his first Miami start seeking to extend a winning streak; each of the last seven Hurricanes debutant quarterbacks led the team to victory.
- Stanford enters Friday's game after defeating Hawaii 37-27, with transfer quarterback Davis Warren throwing for a career-high 310 yards and one touchdown in his debut.
- Coach Tavita Pritchard faces a measuring-stick test in his second game as Stanford battles injuries, including the loss of starting center Aiden Kilstrom to a leg injury.
- Despite losing 18 of its last 19 games against ranked opponents, Stanford aims to prove progress while Miami navigates its only scheduled trip outside the Eastern time zone this season.
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No. 7 Miami opens the season with a cross-country trip to face Stanford
No. 7 Miami got an early start to its first road trip of the 2026 season. The Hurricanes flew out two days earlier than usual for a rare trip to California where they will take on Atlantic Coast Conference rival Stanford in their season opener.
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No. 7 Miami opens season with a trip to Stanford
No. 7 Miami opens the season with a trip to Stanford as the Hurricanes try to build on last season's trip to the College Football Playoff title game. The Cardinal played their season opener last week, beating Hawaii 37-27 behind…
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Projecting No. 7 Miami's Two Deep Depth Chart Ahead of Season Opener at Stanford
The Miami Hurricanes are without some key depth players, and others are no longer on the team, so ahead of the 2026 season opener, here is a projected depth chart entering the first game of conference play.
·New York, United States
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