Two years ago, the Miami Hurricanes, coached by Jim Larranaga, reached the NCAA Final Four for the first time in program history.This season, however, has been a disaster for the Hurricanes (6-24, 2-17 Atlantic Coast Conference). Larranaga abruptly retired in December, leaving the team to interim coach Bill Courtney.On Saturday afternoon, the regular season finally ends for the Hurricanes, who will host North Carolina State (12-18, 5-14).NC State, which made a shocking run to the NCAA Final Four last year, also will be playing its season finale.For either team to advance to the NCAA Tournament, it would take winning the ACC tournament, which begins Tuesday in Charlotte, N.C. The Wolfpack won it last season as a No. 10 seed.If Miami loses Saturday, it would represent the most losses ever by a Hurricanes team. Prior to this season, the Miami record for futility was set in 1991-92 when the Hurricanes went 8-24.And, with a loss, a winning percentage of .194 would be the worst in Miami history.Miami has lost six straight games, but a bright spot has been Matthew Cleveland, a 6-foot-7 shooting guard who leads the team in scoring average (17.1 points).He has scored at least 20 points 13 times, and he posted 29 points on Tuesday in Miami’s 89-74 loss at Georgia Tech.On Thursday, Miami named Jai Lucas as its new coach. Lucas, who served as Duke’s associate head coach, will leave the Blue Devils to join Miami on Monday.