Miami (Ohio) faces an encore after its 31–0 run
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Miami (Ohio) faces an encore after its 31–0 run

The RedHawks begin a new season with high hopes after an unbeaten regular season put them in the record books.

Wei Chen
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Miami (Ohio) starts its encore season with high hopes after completing a 31–0 regular season eight months ago, a record the NCAA says is now firmly in the books.

The NCAA Division I report, published November 8, 2026, says the national spotlight has shifted away from debate over the RedHawks’ NCAA tournament at-large credentials. The new season had not yet been played at the time of publication.

A record season behind them

The RedHawks’ 31–0 regular-season mark is the defining fact of the season they are following. The NCAA described the run as historic, while noting that Miami now has other priorities as it begins its next campaign.

The supplied report does not identify a game date, opponent, score or tournament result for the upcoming season.

A new season, not a result

This is a season preview, not a report of a game already played. No outcome or qualification consequence for Miami’s new campaign is established in the information provided.

The NCAA Division I article is the source for the RedHawks’ record and the change in focus from at-large-bid discussion to the season ahead.

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Miami’s 31–0 regular season remains its established achievement; what follows in the encore season had yet to unfold as of November 8, 2026.

Wei Chen
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Published on 08/11/2026 17:33

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