No. 12 Miami (10-2, 6-2) has finished the season with a dominant victory over No. 22 Pitt 31-7. This was the win they needed to solidify why they are one of the best teams in the country and why Mario Cristobal has raised the Hurricanes' floor this season.
It's been a rollercoaster of a season for Miami Hurricanes football. To national standards, a ten or 11-win season is a very successful season. However, Miami poured millions into just their quarterback position.
The Miami Hurricanes' health has taken a hit over the past few weeks due to a rigorous schedule. They still have a ton to work on and are still waiting for a week for Selection Sunday, but the Hurricanes are focused on one thing.
From an offensive explosion to struggling to play in big games. That is the early story this season for the Miami Hurricanes (5-2) as they drop their second top-ten game of the season against No.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Since losing to SMU, the Miami Hurricanes had to do some soul-searching within. It started on the offensive side of the ball, which knew it could be elite but was struggling to adjust against teams.
The Miami Hurricanes kept their ACC and College Football Playoff hopes alive last Saturday with a 34-17 win over Virginia Tech on the road, improving to 9-2 (5-2) on the season.
It all comes down to the final game of the season for No. 13 Miami, as they will be on the road for the final game of the season against the Pitt Panthers.
The Miami Hurricanes are in a bit of a tough spot when it comes to the College Football Playoff. At 8-2 and No. 13 in the latest rankings, they have a handful of teams between them and a potential at large spot.
The Miami Hurricanes are one of the college football programs that need a strong final two weeks of the regular season, as they are currently on the fringe of a College Football Playoff berth.