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Fans, Are you ready for the 2025 NBA schedule? Last Miami Hurricanes game of the season is on Thursday, November 6th 2025! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Miami Hurricanes playoff and preseason playing at Hard Rock Stadium, FL. Buy your Miami Hurricanes tickets in Miami right here.

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The Watsco Center At UM 1245 Dauer Dr, Miami, FL, 33146

On May 3, 2026, the North Carolina State Wolfpack will take on their fierce rivals, the Miami Hurricanes, at the iconic Doak Field in Raleigh. This matchup promises to be an electrifying showcase of college baseball talent, with both teams bringing impressive stats and histories to the diamond. As fans gear up for this thrilling contest, they can explore more of what Miami Gardens has to offer, including the exciting clash between Villarreal CF and FC Barcelona on December 20, 2025, at Hard Rock Stadium, or the high-stakes Orange Bowl on January 1, 2026, at the same venue. Don’t miss the action when the College Football Playoffs kick off on December 19, 2025, with the Miami Hurricanes facing off against an as-yet-undetermined opponent at Hard Rock Stadium. For basketball enthusiasts, the Miami Heat will battle the Atlanta Hawks on April 12, 2026, at Kaseya Center, bringing more sports excitement to the region. With a variety of events lined up, fans can check out ticketsmiamigardens.net for availability and plan their unforgettable sports experience in Miami Gardens!

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By L. M.

Not the best college football environment

First off, I have to say that the staff at Sun Life Stadium were incredibly friendly and helpful. It was blazing hot and sunny (90 degrees and humid), and they made sure my elderly aunt had a seat in the shaded wheelchair section even though we were not ticketed for that area. I just could not believe how few Miami fans show up to support their team. It is not like NC State is a big draw, but you would think Miami would have put more than 30000 fans in their own stadium for a conference game. Maybe because there is a constant audible assault on your ears with rap music the entire game. Literally through every timeout or stoppage of play, right up until the snap of the ball, there was constant music and noise so loud that you had to yell to speak to the person sitting next to you. Once the whistle blew a play dead, it started up again. I guess that is Miami's version of a home field advantage since there is absolutely no noise from the crowd to impact the opposing teams pre-snap communication. On the plus side, the stadium was easy to get in and out of, had a nice tailgating area for each parking space, and concessions and bathrooms were plentiful with minimal wait. It was also nice to have an actual seat rather than bench seating of most college stadiums.