ACC

Considering the upsets, near upsets, and injuries that occurred across the country in college football on Saturday, taking a 23-point win with no major injuries for granted is something that I am not prepared to do at this juncture. The Miami Hurricanes are 2-0 and while at times they have not looked good while doing it, there are times where they have flashes of dominance that give the skeptics some temporary relief. For context, Notre Dame shockingly fell at home to Marshall. Texas A&M’s lack of discipline on the defensive line cost them at home against Appalachian State. Those five-star recruits in the greatest class of all time have not come of age for the Aggies just yet. Injuries plagued Pitt at home against Tennessee. Slovis went down and their backup was banged up, or they probably beat the Vols instead of losing in overtime. I personally feel Texas got robbed of 2 points when they had that safety taken off the board. But even still, #1 Alabama barely got out of Austin with their scalp on their heads after a last second kick sealed their 1-point victory.

The Mario Cristobal era kicked off with a bang on Saturday as they easily dispatched the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 70-13 at Hard Rock Stadium. The Canes did what they were supposed to do. The Miami Hurricanes handled the FCS opponent in decisive fashion and scored 10 touchdowns (9 offensive and 1 pick six). The fresh look Hurricanes covered the spread and if you bet the over, then you were an incredibly happy camper when you cashed in your betting ticket. All-in-all it was a good show for the 50,000 plus fans who braved the Florida summer heat, tailgated then attended the game. However, there are some fans who are unhappy with the team display on Saturday. Specifically, some fans are concerned with the lack of production against an FCS secondary.

Since Kirby Smart came to town in 2016, Georgia has been knocking on the door of the National Championship. In only his second year, Smart coached his team into the National Championship game, losing to his mentor Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide. Smart coached under Saban from 2006 to 2015. He was the student for eleven years. Monday Night, Coach Smart became the master.

The Miami Hurricanes wrapped up their regular season with a blowout victory over the Duke University Blue Devils. It wasn’t the victory in the North

In the spirit of the holidays, it was only right that the Miami Hurricanes would send their seniors off at senior night with some big

I have not been this upset after a game in a long long time. I definitely needed a few drinks after that one. I often

The Canes are finally streaking in a good way and like the great 90s R&B singing group Tony! Toni! Toné! once famously said “it feels