No. 3 Hurricanes are heavy favorite vs. rival FSU, but they are prepared for ‘war’
The Miami-Florida State rivalry is known for its close games. Multiple games have been decided on missed field goals. But that is not the expectation from outside observers this year. The No. 3 Hurricanes (5-0, 3-0 ACC) are 21.5-point favorites to beat the Seminoles (3-3, 1-2 ACC), but Miami does not expect Saturday night’s game at Hard Rock Stadium (7 p.m., ESPN) to be a cake walk. “Overall, ...
The Miami Hurricanes, currently ranked No. 3, are strong favorites against their rival Florida State Seminoles in their upcoming matchup at Hard Rock Stadium. The Hurricanes, who are undefeated (5-0, 3-0 ACC), are favored by 21.5 points to beat the Seminoles, who are 3-3 (1-2 ACC). Miami coach Mario Cristobal views the rivalry as one of the greatest in sports, praising his team's talent, experience, and physical play.
The Seminoles have a reputation for being a challenging opponent, having upset ranked teams in recent seasons. However, Miami is no stranger to adversity and has prepared accordingly. With top recruits in attendance, Miami will aim to make a strong impression to sway potential players. Coach Cristobal emphasizes the importance of focusing on preparation and playing well, rather than the recruiting aspect.
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