[College Sports News]

The Atlantic Coast Conference released the 2007 football schedule for its 12 member schools today. The 2007 Miami Hurricanes will face one of the toughest schedules in the nation in their fourth season in the ACC, with six of their 12 games against teams that played in bowl games in 2006. The Hurricanes will play seven home games at the Orange Bowl. (Game times have yet to be announced.)

Miami Hurricanes 2007 Football Schedule Released

[Gotham Dark Knight]

A very weak schedule if you ask me...except for maybe the last two games...

[Lefty Noob]

Here's the complete 'Canes schedule for next season:

2007 Miami Hurricanes Football Schedule

Day/Date Opponent (2006 Record) TV 2006 Ranking Coaches/AP 2006 Bowl Game
Sat., Sept. 1 MARSHALL (5-7) TBD
Sat., Sept. 8 at Oklahoma (11-3) TBD 11/11 Fiesta vs. Boise State (L, 42-43, OT)
Sat., Sept. 15 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL (0-12) TBD
Thur., Sept. 20 TEXAS A&M (9-4) ESPN Holiday vs. California (L, 10-45)
Sat., Sept. 29 DUKE* (0-12) TBD
Sat., Oct. 6 at North Carolina* (3-9) TBD
Sat., Oct. 13 GEORGIA TECH* (9-5) TBD Gator vs. West Virginia (L, 35-3
Sat., Oct. 20 at Florida State* (7-6) TBD Emerald vs. UCLA (W, 44-27)
Sat. Oct. 27 Off week
Sat., Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA ST.* (3-9) TBD
Sat., Nov. 10 VIRGINIA* (5-7) TBD
Sat., Nov. 17 at Virginia Tech* (10-3) TBD 18/19 Chick-fil-A vs. Georgia (L, 24-31)
Sat., Nov. 24 at Boston College* (10-3) ESPN 20/20 Meineke Car Care vs. Navy (W, 25-24)

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by Gotham Dark Knight

A very weak schedule if you ask me...except for maybe the last two games...

You serious, Goth? How about Sept. 8 vs. Oklahoma? Sept. 20 vs. the Aggies? I like the non-conference schedule.

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

You serious, Goth? How about Sept. 8 vs. Oklahoma? Sept. 20 vs. the Aggies? I like the non-conference schedule.

Six teams under .500 a National Champ does not make...

[WhiskeyTangoFoxtrot]

Gotta look past the raw numbers on this one...

Playing @ OK in the second week is going to be a brutal game;
A&M is never a pushover, home or away;
UM-GaTech has been growing into a fierce annual battle ever since Miami Joined the ACC;
FSU is about as desperate for a rebound as the Canes are, in addition to all the obvious rivalry baggage that goes with that game;
On the road to Blacksburg and BC to close out the season, where both schools absolutely detest UM;

Plus, any one of those above teams are capable of a top-ten seed by the end of next year, and all fell well short of expectations in 2006.

Other than FIU and Marshall, all those other games are conference play.

Not the hardest, but I would argue that this is definitely not a "very weak" schedule.