**Three Miami Hurricanes Named to College Football Hall of Fame Ballot**
The rich legacy of Miami Hurricanes football continues to shine as three former Canes have been officially named to the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame ballot. The announcement brings pride to the Miami program and its fan base, as it honors some of the greatest players to ever wear the orange and green.
Among those nominated are standout figures who left a lasting mark on the college game during their time in Coral Gables. While the National Football Foundation has not yet revealed which individuals will be inducted, the presence of three Hurricanes on the prestigious ballot underscores the program’s enduring impact on the sport.
These former players represent different eras of Miami football, each contributing to the school’s powerhouse reputation with championship-caliber performances, leadership, and unforgettable moments on the field. Their careers were filled with All-American honors, conference titles, and in some cases, national championships.
Head coach Mario Cristobal, himself a former Hurricane, expressed his excitement over the news. “This program has always been built on greatness,” Cristobal said. “To see these legends recognized on the Hall of Fame ballot is a testament to what The U stands for — excellence, toughness, and a legacy that lives on.”
The final inductees will be announced early next year, and if any or all of these Hurricanes are selected, they will be formally enshrined during the National Football Foundation’s annual ceremony in December.
As Miami continues to rebuild toward national prominence, the Hall of Fame recognition serves as a reminder of the program’s storied past — and the legends who helped shape college football history.
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