Miami releases 2025 schedule

DMoney

Monday at 9:46 PM 2 min read

The University of Miami’s 2025 football schedule was announced as part of a special schedule release show on ACC Network Monday night.

Miami’s full 2025 schedule is below:

Week 1: Sunday, Aug. 31 – Notre Dame – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 2: Saturday, Sept. 6 – Bethune-Cookman – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 3: Saturday, Sept. 13 – USF – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 4: Saturday, Sept. 20 – Florida – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 5: Open Date
Week 6: Saturday, Oct. 4 – at Florida State* – Tallahassee, Fla. – Doak Campbell Stadium
Week 7: Open Date
Week 8: Friday, Oct. 17 – Louisville* – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 9: Saturday, Oct. 25 – Stanford* – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 10: Saturday, Nov. 1 – at SMU* – Dallas, Texas – Gerald J. Ford Stadium
Week 11: Saturday, Nov. 8 – Syracuse* – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 12: Saturday, Nov. 15 – NC State* – Miami Gardens, Fla. – Hard Rock Stadium
Week 13: Saturday, Nov. 22 – at Virginia Tech* – Blacksburg, Va. – Lane Stadium
Week 14: Saturday, Nov. 29 – at Pittsburgh* – Pittsburgh, Pa. – Acrisure Stadium

* indicates Atlantic Coast Conference matchup

Season tickets for the Canes’ eight-game 2025 home schedule, including Notre Dame, are now available. Waitlists are also now open for group seating and individual game suite options that will become available in the coming weeks and months.

For individual game suites, Hurricane Club Members will receive priority access to purchase suite rentals beginning on April 1 based on membership level and priority points. Individual game tickets for the game will become available in Summer 2025.

Visit the Football Tickets page to explore all available ticket options.

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Citizen Cane

Tuesday at 9:10 AM

I think we can go 9-3 (2 conference losses) and still make ACC championship. Clemson will be good, but everyone else is absolute dog ****. Louisville and GT will be the competition.

Manfred_Cane

Tuesday at 9:13 AM

12-0

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razrcane

Tuesday at 9:20 AM

cway313 said:
That smu nov 1st date is ****. I'll be there.

Same here. Already booked my hotel. Apparently, they have a good tailgating scene called the Boulevard that's similar to the Grove at Ole Miss.

Reyrey

Tuesday at 9:21 AM

Does anyone know the child policy? At what age do they need a ticket for?

hoops156

Tuesday at 9:23 AM

ill be in dallas.

i like the bye post florida and post fsu. those should be the games we likely suffer a decent amount of injuries so getting an extra week to recover is good.

Jonnyblaze

Tuesday at 9:25 AM

Citizen Cane said:
I think we can go 9-3 (2 conference losses) and still make ACC championship. Clemson will be good, but everyone else is absolute dog ****. Louisville and GT will be the competition.

Every year some team that was supposed to suck ends up being pretty good, and we end up losing to them. I’d bet a paycheck right now we drop one of those last two road games, because that’s what we’ve done for the last two decades.

Have we ever played Pitt on the road in any month other than November?

TheOriginalCane

Tuesday at 9:26 AM

BOLTY said:
ACC is so dumb.
Should have late November games in Miami.
Makes it much more attractive for away fans from cold weather places.

We, quite literally, do not leave the state of Florida until November. We play three non-Florida away games.

kccanefan

Tuesday at 9:33 AM

****** Bye week placements and two away games in cold environments to end the year. Not great Bob.

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Cane&Abel

Tuesday at 9:33 AM

Reyrey said:
Does anyone know the child policy? At what age do they need a ticket for?

At the point u can’t carry them in or hold them on your lap..

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UMercury21

Tuesday at 10:01 AM

they'll be lucky to get thru November with less than 4 losses.

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hurricaneman

Tuesday at 10:22 AM

UMercury21 said:
they'll be lucky to get thru November with less than 4 losses.

Flynell7

Tuesday at 10:25 AM

Genghis Cane said:
This is way I see it: split the schedule in half because we have two seasons.

ND, Bethune, USF, UF, FSU, UL

And

Stanford, SMU, Cuse, NCST, VT, Pitt

In an ideal world, we go 5-1 through each stretch and finish the season 10-2.

If you go 4-2 in those first 6 games, then you need to finish the season 6-0, which is a ton of pressure. We also know Mario is prone to slip ups against inferior teams.

9-3 won’t get us to the playoffs unless we win the ACC. It’s really has to be 10-2 or better.

Need to continue to upgrade the defense and get some reliable weapons at WR.

Get reliable weapons? If we can’t rely on the blue chip recruits we got then heads need to start rolling.

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gacaneaddict

Tuesday at 10:37 AM

Sportsbook updated Miami's win total to 9.5.

Clemson is only other ACC team with that high win total 9.5

If Beck is closer to 2023 Beck, and Hetherman makes a solid difference on defense this team can go
10-2(7-1) make Charlotte with a chance to win ACC, and make playoff.

Tuesday at 10:43 AM

Reyrey said:
Does anyone know the child policy? At what age do they need a ticket for?

htownkidd

Tuesday at 10:51 AM

I’ll wait until post Spring portal to make any predictions.

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305407cane

Tuesday at 10:52 AM

2 cold games to end the year
Two bye weeks in 3 weeks
Awful

Tuesday at 10:55 AM

htownkidd said:
I’ll wait until post Spring portal to make any predictions.

Wise

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TallyCaneFan

Tuesday at 11:01 AM

BOLTY said:
ACC is so dumb.
Should have late November games in Miami.
Makes it much more attractive for away fans from cold weather places.

Or, they want Miami playing in the cold at the end of the season..

westcoastcanes

Tuesday at 11:02 AM

Assuming beck has a great recovery I would guess vegas sees:

4 highly likely wins, double digit favorite games (BCC, USF, FSU, Stanford)
1 double digit underdog game (ND)
7 one score spreads with us slight favorite in most i'd call coin flips, (Vs Louis, at SMU, vs Syracuse, vs NC State, at VT, at Pitt)

I'd anticipate our over under is like 8.5 wins