Miami at Notre Dame Preview: Three Things I’m Watching in South Bend
Saturday, Nov. 7 · 7:30 p.m. ET · Notre Dame Stadium · NBC
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Saturday, Nov. 7 · 7:30 p.m. ET · Notre Dame Stadium · NBC
Miami just landed the No. 1 wide receiver from the 2028 class, and the Canes are getting him a year early. Five-star Jacksonville Mandarin receiver Brysen Wright chose Miami over Florida and Texas and is reclassifying to 2027.
Miami leaves Chapel Hill with a 38-35 win and an undefeated record, but it was closer than I wanted. The offense kept answering, while the defense struggled to tackle and get off the field.
No. 1 Miami (7–0, 5–0 ACC) at North Carolina (4–3, 2–2 ACC)
Malachi Toney’s record-setting performance led Miami to a 52-23 win over Pitt. My four takeaways on Toney’s value, Javian Mallory’s growing role, a dominant defensive line, and why Mario Cristobal has this program heading in the right direction.
Miami breaks out the throwbacks and honors the 2001 team against Pitt. My three keys to a win are attacking Pitt’s defense through the air, forcing its shorthanded offense to throw, and my score prediction.
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