Miami defeated Florida State with a score of 28-22, maintaining its unbeaten record. The Hurricanes built a strong lead early and held off a late rally from the Seminoles.
Miami’s Early Dominance
The game started with Florida State scoring first, but Miami quickly took control, gaining a 25-point lead. Miami’s defense was impressive, restricting Florida State to 161 total yards and no points for most of the game.
Florida State managed a comeback late in the game, scoring 19 points in the closing minutes. However, Miami secured the win by recovering an onside kick in the final moments.
Beck Shines for Miami
Carson Beck led the Hurricanes with an impressive performance, completing 20 of 27 passes and throwing for four touchdowns. His connection with receivers Malachi Toney and CJ Daniels was critical to Miami’s offensive success.
This marked Beck’s fifth game with at least four touchdown passes, enhancing his profile and boosting Miami’s chances for future success in the playoffs.
Challenges for Florida State
Florida State’s hopes for a College Football Playoff spot dimmed with this loss. They will need to win all remaining games to achieve a successful season after struggling with ball security in this match.
The Seminoles must address their performance issues, especially since they have not beaten a top-three team since their 2013 championship win.
