The Miami Hurricanes' 2025 season ended at home, at Hard Rock Stadium, in the National Championship game, falling short to the Indiana Hoosiers, after defeating Texas A&M, Ohio State, and Ole Miss, before the season ended on a Carson Beck interception. Now the Canes are back as they look to right the wrongs of last season with a better roster and a clear mindset.Moreover, during the 2026 season, the Hurricanes could be adding more to their historic list of award winners, as more are being named to the watchlist as the season quickly approaches. Miami has three Heisman-level players on its roster, along with other coaches and players who can be award-winning players. One to keep a close eye on is Malachi Toney, who could be the first Hurricane to ever win the Biletnikoff Award if he follows up his All-American freshman season with a better one. The same could also be said about Mario Cristobal and many of his coaching staff. Here is a watchlist tracker of what awards a few Hurricanes are up for this season:Dodd TrophyJul 15, 2026; Charlotte, NC, USA; Miami head coach Mario Cristobal speaks to the media during ACC Media Days at Hilton Charlotte Uptown. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect(Annual Coach of the Year award given to the Division I coach whose team excels on the field, in the classroom, and in the community)Watch List: Mario Cristobal named to watch list on July 9No previous winnersAllstate AFCA Good Works TeamNov 23, 2024; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Miami Hurricanes defensive lineman Ahmad Moten Sr. (99) reacts after sacking Wake Forest Demon Deacons quarterback Hank Bachmeier (not pictured) during the third quarter at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images | USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect(The Allstate AFCA Good Works Team honors student-athletes who use their platforms to strengthen their communities and support causes important to them.)Watch List: Ahmad Moten Sr. named to watch list on July 20During the fall semester, Moten completed 65 hours of community service with the Branches After School program. Branches is a Miami nonprofit that partners with families to build educational and financial assets, strengthen communities and foster hope.No previous winnersNumber of Miami Winners for Every NCFAA AwardMaxwell Award: 3Walter Camp Award: 2Davey O'Brien Award: 2Doak Walker Award: 2Biletnikoff Award: 0Mackey Award: 1Outland Trophy: 2Lombardi Award: 1Rimington Trophy: 1Bednarik Award: 1Nagurski Trophy: 2Butkus Award: 1Thorpe Award: 1Hornung Award: 0Lou Groza Award: 1Ray Guy Award: 0William V. Campbell Trophy: 1Eddie Robinson Award: 1George Munger Award: 0Stallings Award: 1Broyles Award: 1Wuerffel Trophy: 0Buddy Teevens Award: 0Disney Spirit Award: 0Full Miami Hurricanes Schedule— Sep. 4th vs Stanford— Sep. 10th vs FAMU*— Sep. 18th vs Wake Forest— Sep. 26th vs Central Michigan*— Oct. 3rd vs Clemson— Bye Week— Oct. 17th vs Florida State *— Oct. 24th vs Pittsburgh*— Oct. 31st vs North Carolina— Nov. 7th vs Notre Dame— Nov. 14th vs Duke *— Nov. 20th vs Virginia Tech*— Nov. 28th vs Boston College**Home GameFollow all social media platforms to stay up to date with everything Miami Hurricanes-related: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and BlueSky.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow