AHSFHS.org


Search Site








Miami vs. Opponents


Miami Hurricanes
University of Miami
 Coral Gables, FL
Founded: 1925
Stadium: Dolphin Stadium
Capacity: 76,500
Colors: Orange, Green & White
Coach: Mario Cristobal
Conference: Atlantic Coast-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
Select Opponent 
      
  
  
 Date   Opponent   Score    
 11/11/2017 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   W 41-8     
 10/29/2016 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 27-30     
 10/6/2012 (Sat)    Notre Dame   L 3-41     @ Chicago, IL
 12/31/2010 (Fri)    Notre Dame   L 17-33     Sun Bowl @ El Paso, TX
 10/20/1990 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 20-29     
 11/25/1989 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   W 27-10     
 10/15/1988 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 30-31     
 11/28/1987 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   W 24-0     
 11/30/1985 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   W 58-7     
 10/6/1984 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   W 31-13     
 9/24/1983 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   W 20-0     
 10/9/1982 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 14-16     
 11/27/1981 (Fri)  vs.  Notre Dame   W 37-15     
 10/11/1980 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 14-32     
 11/24/1979 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 15-40     @ Tokyo, Japan
 10/28/1978 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 0-20     
 12/3/1977 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   L 10-48     
 11/20/1976 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 27-40     
 11/22/1975 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   L 9-32     
 10/26/1974 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 7-38     
 12/1/1973 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   L 0-44     
 11/18/1972 (Sat)  @  Notre Dame   L 17-20     
 10/9/1971 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   L 0-17     
 11/24/1967 (Fri)  vs.  Notre Dame   L 22-24     
 11/27/1965 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   T 0-0     
 11/12/1960 (Sat)  vs.  Notre Dame   W 28-21     
 10/7/1955 (Fri)  vs.  Notre Dame   L 0-14     


Miami has won 8  and scored 498 points
Notre Dame has won 18  and scored 623 points
with 1  being tied





# Forfeit       * Conference Game
Some records may be incomplete.



Great Moments in College Football History

The first college football game was broadcast on television in 1939. The teams involved were Fordham University and Waynesburg College.