Ryan Rodriguez on FSU Game, Preparing for Pitt, On "1-0" Preachings

Not So Fast's Andrew Perloff explains his issues with the AP Poll, questioning Miami's No. 1 ranking and arguing that records are valued too heavily over the quality of a team's wins.

After overcoming years of season-ending injuries, Miami Hurricanes resilient center Ryan Rodriguez anchors the nation’s highest-scoring offense and enters the spotlight as a premier candidate for college football's top honor.

After the Hurricanes’ first play against Clemson resulted in a penalty against the Tigers, No. 3 Miami’s offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson dialed up a screen pass to wide receiver Cooper Barkate. Center Ryan Rodriguez’s job was to snap the ball and make his way toward the sideline to block a defensive back. The sixth-year offensive lineman lined up Clemson cornerback Elliot Washington II ...

Miami's Center Ryan Rodriguez on Miami's Offensive Line Adjusting With Injuries, Growth at Center

After years of injuries and transfer competition, homegrown center Ryan Rodriguez is fueling the Miami Hurricanes' dominant 5-0 start, anchoring the line with zero sacks allowed and elite blocking grades.

The Hurricanes’ offensive line was a strength in 2025, helping Miami power its way to the national title game. But four of UM’s six primary linemen departed for the NFL, leaving big holes to fill for the returning players. Through the No. 6 Hurricanes’ first three games, the offensive line has been inconsistent. Miami is 3-0, and the offense has performed well, but a slow second half against ...

The Canes saw a commanding lead dwindle, but they held on to pick up a key road ACC win.

Miami Offensive Lineman Ryan Rodriguez on Wake Forest and Its Defensive Line