The Miami Hurricanes fell in the College Football Playoff national championship to Indiana, who won the program's first college football title.

Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin has been Miami football's biggest fan during its run to the national championship game, with his infectious personality a mainstay on the Hurricanes' sideline ...

Michael Irvin has become an unmistakable presence on the Miami Hurricanes' sideline. His boundless energy has resulted in viral clips ranging from him spanking a Gatorade cooler to kissing Miami coach ...

One of the most memorable things about Miami’s run to the College Football Playoff national championship game has been Michael Irvin. He has been at every game and is going nuts on the sidelines.

Michael Irvin can now say he has made it. It's not everyday you can say you're portrayed on Saturday Night Live. With Monday's national championship game and the attention being on "The U," the ...

Michael Irvin's limitless energy received the Saturday Night Live treatment this weekend, with the comedy sketch show parodying the Pro Football Hall of Famer for the way he's been supporting his alma ...

Michael Irvin said his phone was blowing up with messages letting him know that some thought he was high on cocaine during the national championship game Monday. The Dallas Cowboy legendary wide ...

Michael Irvin is setting the record straight after rumors insinuated he was using an illegal substance. Irvin was cheering on the Miami Hurricanes on the sidelines during their run to the National ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Michael Irvin's limitless energy received the Saturday Night Live treatment this weekend, with the comedy sketch show parodying ...

Michael Irvin said he was not doing drugs on the sideline at the College Football Playoff championship game. The erratic behavior that viewers witness is just representative of who he is. Irvin, 59, ...

The Miami Hurricanes attempted to spoil the Indiana Hoosiers' historic run to an undefeated season and national championship, but fell short in their home region, losing 27-21 at Hard Rock Stadium.

Michael Irvin couldn’t believe what Mendoza turned down. Fernando Mendoza will forever be remembered for his 2025 campaign, where he led the Hoosiers to glory. In Curt Cignetti’s second season, ...