If imitation is the highest form of flattery, the Miami Heat should blush. On Thursday, the Florida International University Panthers football team introduced the alternative uniforms they are ...

whenever Florida International University’s football players step into their stadium, they’ll be reminded of Mr. 305 himself: Pitbull. The rapper has locked into a deal with the Miami-based ...

Florida International University's football stadium will be renamed Pitbull Stadium, the university and the Miami rapper-singer announced Tuesday to thunderous applause. At a news conference at ...

MIAMI, Fla. (CBS12) — The FIU Panthers might need to change their name to the FIU Pitbulls after the Latin American Grammy winner made a deal with the university. Florida International ...

Edwin Pata is set to join the Miami Dolphins coaching staff through the Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship. He will be on staff from May through June. He ...

Florida International will welcome its opponents to Pitbull Stadium in Miami, beginning this football season. The university and Miami-based entertainer Armando Christian Perez, better known as ...

He will be involved in name, image and likeness branding at the university, including FIU football’s “Vice Night,” featuring Miami Vice-influenced colors and merchandise for fans and on the ...

Miami-based rapped Pitbull signed a first-of-its-kind deal with Florida International University for the naming rights of its football stadium on August 6. According to USA TODAY reports ...

Florida International University hired Willie Simmons as its football coach on Saturday. The public university did not immediately release terms of its agreement with Simmons, who spent this ...

One of the largest schools in the nation, Florida International University is a public research institution located in suburban Miami-Dade County ... gather to meet the football team, the marching ...

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – The stadium hosting Florida International University’s football team is getting a new name, but with a highly-familiar — and highly-unorthodox — sponsor.