Get ready for another night game at the Hard Rock. Your Miami Hurricanes will take on in-state rival the Florida State Seminoles at approximately 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time on ESPN on October 17th.
The Hurricanes are 5-0 on the season after defeating the Stanford Cardinal, FAMU Rattlers, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Central Michigan Chippewas, and the Clemson Tigers. Starting signal-caller Darian Mensah headlines the offense while the defense only allows 285 total yards of offense.
The team is coming off of a 41-13 victory over the Tigers, a game in which the Hurricanes racked up a total of 419 yards of offense.
On the other hand, the Florida State Seminoles are coming off of an impressive 38-7 victory over the Virginia Cavaliers. The Seminoles currently sit at an overall record of 3-2 and 1-1 in conference play after losing to SMU and Alabama, but defeating New Mexico State, Virginia, and Central Arkansas.
The Seminoles recorded a total of 464 yards of offense with signal-caller Ashton Daniels leading the team with five rushing touchdowns across 17 carries for 136 yards. He only completed 12 of his 19 pass attemps for 183 yards and one interception.
Go Canes. Beat the Seminoles.
The Hurricanes are 5-0 on the season after defeating the Stanford Cardinal, FAMU Rattlers, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Central Michigan Chippewas, and the Clemson Tigers. Starting signal-caller Darian Mensah headlines the offense while the defense only allows 285 total yards of offense.
The team is coming off of a 41-13 victory over the Tigers, a game in which the Hurricanes racked up a total of 419 yards of offense.
On the other hand, the Florida State Seminoles are coming off of an impressive 38-7 victory over the Virginia Cavaliers. The Seminoles currently sit at an overall record of 3-2 and 1-1 in conference play after losing to SMU and Alabama, but defeating New Mexico State, Virginia, and Central Arkansas.
The Seminoles recorded a total of 464 yards of offense with signal-caller Ashton Daniels leading the team with five rushing touchdowns across 17 carries for 136 yards. He only completed 12 of his 19 pass attemps for 183 yards and one interception.
Go Canes. Beat the Seminoles.
