Fox Sports Ranks Miami Top-10 In Way-To-Early Preseason Rankings

Trinton Breeze
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It didn’t take long for the way-too-early rankings to start rolling out, and Fox Sports is already giving Miami some love.

In its early preseason Top-25, Fox Sports has the Hurricanes ranked inside the Top-10. Yes, it’s January. Yes, it’s early. That never stops anyone from arguing about it.

Miami coming off a strong season is a big reason for the high ranking. The Hurricanes bring back a lot of pieces, and the roster still looks stacked heading into the offseason. That’s usually all it takes for teams to get Top-10 love before spring ball even starts.

Way-too-early rankings don’t mean much when the games actually kick off, but they do show how Miami is being talked about right now. The respect is there. Now the Hurricanes have to prove it when it counts.

Before getting to the full rankings, here’s what Fox Sports had to say about Miami:

Miami is coming off its best season in 24 years after making a run to the national title game. If the Hurricanes can land a quarterback who can manage the offense and get the ball to sophomore wide receiver Malachi Toney, “The U” has a real shot to win its first ACC title.


(Full Fox Sports Top-25 listed below.)

1. Indiana Hoosiers (16-0)
2. Ohio State Buckeyes (12-2)
3. Oregon Ducks (13-2)
4. Texas Tech Red Raiders (12-2)
5. Ole Miss Rebels (13-2)
6. Texas Longhorns (10-3)
7. Miami Hurricanes (13-3)
8. Georgia Bulldogs (12-2)
9. Texas A&M (11-2)
10. BYU Cougars (12-2)
11. Vanderbilt Commodores (10-3)
12. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (10-2)
13. LSU Tigers (7-6)
14. Oklahoma Sooners (10-3)
15. Missouri Tigers (8-5)
16. Michigan Wolverines (9-4)
17. Penn State Nittany Lions (7-6)
18. Washington Huskies (9-4)
19. Utah Utes (11-2)
20. Alabama Crimson Tide (11-4)
21. SMU Mustangs (9-4)
22. Virginia Cavaliers (11-3)
23. Tennessee Volunteers (8-5)
24. USC Trojans (9-4)
25. Arizona Wildcats (9-4)
 

Comments (5)

Texas and OSU have harder schedules.
Indiana, Texas am, Texas tech- cup cakes
Ole Miss without Chambliss- 3-4 losses
Oregon- they need to prove they aren’t a softy.
ND id move up
BYU id move up
OU id move up
SMU up
Vandy down
Louisville top 25
 
How do they rank Ole Miss so high when they don't even know if Chambliss is coming back?

Indiana loses a ton. Almost everything on O except their Oline and thats not really a good thing as it was probably the weakest unit on that team. They return one quality WR on O and on defense 4 starters return. Yes they brought in a solid portal class but assuming that coaching staff can replicate what they did this past season is pretty optimistic. They play Ohio State at home and then go to Michigan and Washington. Ohio State will be very young on D but their O returns virtually everyone except Inniss.
 
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