UM Needs Help Against FSU Saturday
The University of Miami Hurricanes need a victory Saturday night to keep their bowl hopes alive, the only problem is arch-rival Florida State will be standing in the way at Sun Life Stadium.
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The University of Miami Hurricanes need a victory Saturday night to keep their bowl hopes alive, the only problem is arch-rival Florida State will be standing in the way at Sun Life Stadium.
The Miami Hurricanes already face a tall task of trying to knock of the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday. But, they had been planning on using backup quarterback Ryan Williams against the Noles' stout defense, but that plan may be changing.
The Florida State Seminoles have been one of the most successful programs over the last three decades in college football. Saturday, the Noles will try to extend one of the longest winning streaks in the NCAA.
The Miami Hurricanes were already facing a tough task on Saturday with the powerful Florida State Seminoles coming to town, but now the Canes may have to do it without their starting quarterback.
Miami quarterback Stephen Morris suffered an apparent ankle injury in the fourth quarter of the Hurricanes' 18-14 loss to North Carolina.
University of Miami Hurricanes fans are likely looking ahead to next weekend's matchup with the Florida State Seminoles. But, the team can't afford to do that with a stout North Carolina Tar Heels team coming to Sun Life Stadium on Saturday.
The wins for Florida State the past few years have been big, including a thumping of Clemson earlier this year. But what have driven Seminoles fans crazy have been the mind-blowing losses against teams where FSU is the heavy favorite.
Watching the Miami Hurricanes play defense this season has been quite the horror show for defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio. But, even amidst the disaster, Miami is in control in the ACC Coastal division and one of just three unbeaten teams in ACC play.
The Miami Hurricanes versus Florida State Seminoles matchup on October 20th lost a little luster when FSU lost to NC State Saturday. But the rivalry game will return to primetime this year as ABC will televise the game at 8 p.m.
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