The Miami Hurricanes are still dancing. The No. 10 Miami Hurricanes validated their inclusion in the College Football Playoffs with a massive first round playo

The Miami Dolphins turned to rookie Quinn Ewers to start at quarterback against the Cincinnati Bengals. A look at how he performed.

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The hand‑built display, crafted from 25,000 shells, deteriorated beyond repair this year, but its creator hopes to restore it for next Hanukkah.

There's Keionte Scott. Miami's do-it-all nickel cornerback returned after missing the Hurricanes' final three regular-season games and once again was all over the statsheet. He had 10 tackles, two sacks, three tackles for loss and a forced fumble.

The Dolphins were routed by the four-win Cincinnati Bengals at home. Rookie Quinn Ewers, in his starting debut, had his moments.

LINDA FLETCHER WELCOMED as many fans to the Miami-Texas A&M game as she could, whether they were decked out in orange or maroon. She perched outside the stadium armed with signs -- "Freight Train Fletcher" and "Long Live Big Mark" -- and said hello to anyone she saw pass. "I gave out 10,000 hugs," she said. "And I love it."

The torch is near Bayfront Park and Bayside Marketplace in the 300 block of Biscayne Boulevard in downtown Miami. A plaque at the Torch of Friendship reads: "Dedicated by the City of Miami to the everlasting friendship of our neighboring countries."