Tough game to predict. Miami has played their best football the last 3 games in over the past 10 years. Sure, the competition has been average or slightly above average. At the same time, if Miami was only playing average as well, they don't sit their starters when up 41-13, 30-0, and 37-6 in the 3rd quarter of each game. They are playing great all around football right now and clicking on all cylinders. The pressure is picking up and the players are making quicker decisions and trusting the system a lot more(sure, go ahead and hate on this line. I've watched the games over and over and over and it's pretty easy to see how much better they are understanding the system now and making the right decisions and not freelancing). If the offense can protect the ball, this can be a win.
If Miami protects the ball and plays defense like they have been, then 38-28. If Kaaya wants to turn into the turnover machine he was during the Nebraska and GT games, then it's a 17-41 loss. As long as the offense is smart with the ball and they allow Kaaya the chance to step up there is a chance. And if the defense plays assignment football, then they can definitely win. Go back to freelancing and turning the ball over and it's the Nebraska game all over again.