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ACC · 2000

Miami Hurricanes

1st in ACC · AP #3

11–32000 RECORD · GAMES REPORTED
Record11–314 completed games reported
Points per game37.6Calculated from reported scores
Points allowed / game18.4Calculated from reported scores
Offensive success rate—CollegeFootballData advanced metric

Across 14 completed games reported in 2000, Miami has scored 526 points and allowed 257. Its scoring margin is 19.2 points per game. Counts reflect the source’s coverage and may change after corrections.

ESPN · Updated Oct 12, 3:45 AM UTCData methodology
PROGRAM & BIOGRAPHY

About Miami

University of Miami American football team

Miami Hurricanes competes in ACC. This profile combines the 2000 schedule, the reported roster and season statistics with sourced program context.

The Miami Hurricanes football team represents the University of Miami in college football. The Hurricanes compete in the NCAA's Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). The team is a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), one of the four power conferences in college football. The program began in 1926 and joined the ACC in 2004, competing in the conference's Coastal Division from 2005 until the ACC eliminated divisions in 2023.

Inception (Wikidata)
1926
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Conference
ACC
Latest ranking
AP #3
Home venue
Not reported
COVERAGE FROM ESPN

Miami news & coverage

More coverage

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THE SEASON, GAME BY GAME

2000 schedule & results

THE PEOPLE IN THE PROGRAM

2000 roster

Roster not available for this season

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PRODUCTION & EFFICIENCY

Season statistics

Statistics are not yet available

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