The Miami Hurricanes football team has been putting on a clinic with a 5-0 start to the 2026-27 college football season after defeating the Stanford Cardinal, FAMU Rattlers, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Central Michigan Chippewas, and the Clemson Tigers.
And the Miami Hurricanes fans are taking notice.
This past weekend, the team visited Death Valley, downing the Clemson Tigers 41-13. As soon as the clock hit zero, the party in Memorial Stadium was just starting for the Orange and Green faithful, as a massive crowd of supporters greeted the team off the field.
Yesterday morning, head coach Mario Cristobal spoke on the Joe Rose Show, recapping the win over the Tigers and taking a moment to thank the fans that showed out at the stadium.
"Holy crap. I was shocked. We walk out, I’m like is this real? There’s orange and green everywhere. Their presence was felt. When we pulled up to the stadium, same thing. And at the end of the game, They’re on the field. They’re celebrating with our guys. Really made our guys feel good. I’m glad that they feel proud and looking forward to seeing more and more of them on the road," said Cristobal.
Clemson fans also noted that they've never seen a fanbase travel better than Miami.
"I've never seen a fan base travel better than Miami did for this game. Miami always travels well because there are a lot of fans scattered throughout the country but this is insane," he added. "There is a TON of Miami fans here. An hour before game time and Miami fans have already fully encircled the whole lower deck wall close to the field on the visitor side. Insane."
After every Clemson Tigers victory, fans will rush the field. Well, Hurricanes fans took matters into their own hands and rushed the field to support the team.
I can also say for myself that the fan support has been on another level this season. Not only the fanbase has packed Hard Rock Stadium, but also took over Stanford, Wake Forest, and Clemson. I was in attendance for the Wake Forest game and I could say that it was close to 60/40 Wake Forest fans.
Honestly, I've never saw the fan base travel so well. Great job fans. Go Canes.
And the Miami Hurricanes fans are taking notice.
This past weekend, the team visited Death Valley, downing the Clemson Tigers 41-13. As soon as the clock hit zero, the party in Memorial Stadium was just starting for the Orange and Green faithful, as a massive crowd of supporters greeted the team off the field.
Yesterday morning, head coach Mario Cristobal spoke on the Joe Rose Show, recapping the win over the Tigers and taking a moment to thank the fans that showed out at the stadium.
"Holy crap. I was shocked. We walk out, I’m like is this real? There’s orange and green everywhere. Their presence was felt. When we pulled up to the stadium, same thing. And at the end of the game, They’re on the field. They’re celebrating with our guys. Really made our guys feel good. I’m glad that they feel proud and looking forward to seeing more and more of them on the road," said Cristobal.
Clemson fans also noted that they've never seen a fanbase travel better than Miami.
"I've never seen a fan base travel better than Miami did for this game. Miami always travels well because there are a lot of fans scattered throughout the country but this is insane," he added. "There is a TON of Miami fans here. An hour before game time and Miami fans have already fully encircled the whole lower deck wall close to the field on the visitor side. Insane."
After every Clemson Tigers victory, fans will rush the field. Well, Hurricanes fans took matters into their own hands and rushed the field to support the team.
I can also say for myself that the fan support has been on another level this season. Not only the fanbase has packed Hard Rock Stadium, but also took over Stanford, Wake Forest, and Clemson. I was in attendance for the Wake Forest game and I could say that it was close to 60/40 Wake Forest fans.
Honestly, I've never saw the fan base travel so well. Great job fans. Go Canes.
