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Tua’s altered comment likely came across zillions of “For You” timelines, leading many to believe it’s what he actually said.

Cam Ward’s commitment to UM in January? Check! The Dwyane Wade statue debacle? Check! (We said “memorable,” not “great.”)

Now Cam Ward and the Canes must sit and watch as SMU and Clemson battle it out for the ACC crown.

Sebastian the Ibis asked a Syracuse reporter for her digits, and social media was there: “Another L for Miami on the day!”

What have Miami GM Chris Grier and head coach Mike McDaniel done to earn the opportunity to continue failing?

The Miami Heat guard has taken his Pinecrest mansion off the market, quelling trade rumors.

Miami’s Dwyane Wade statue has earned the title, “The Worst Statue in the History of Sports.”

The win kept Miami’s NFL postseason hopes in the figurative ICU as opposed to the morgue.

The Heat’s blood-red City Edition jerseys spark debate: “Worst I’ve ever seen 😭” vs. “The vibrant red captures the energy!”

If there’s one person in Miami you don’t want to be blamed for injuring, it’s Tyreek Hill during a career-worst season.

Vegas sees a two-man race between Cam Ward and Colorado Buffaloes two-way player Travis Hunter.

UM football fans are sporting bootleg apparel that swaps out the U in the former president’s name for the school’s “U” logo.

“You wouldn’t walk around with a hammer just because you gotta nail something every once in a while,” the Bills wideout says.

Somehow, we still wonder how they’ve started the season 2-5.

“Y’all gotta know me by now. I care, but I don’t,” Dwyane Wade responds to fans who roasted his Miami statue with memes.

The Miami Heat’s unveiling ceremony for a statue of NBA Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade was very un-Miami-like. So was the statue.

New Times asks AI the Hard (Rock) questions so you don’t have to.

As the Heat’s 2024-25 season begins, here are some of the most popular prop bets and what we think about them.

FIU Panthers debut their Miami Vice-inspired jerseys at Pitbull Stadium in a nationally televised October 22 game.

Often, when Pat Riley says something, you can hear things he didn’t say.

There are 12 games left in the Dolphins’ 2024-25 season, so we might as well look forward to them.