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‘We’re going to swarm’: No. 4 Hurricanes boast nation’s top run defense (opens the original)
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Central Michigan entered its game against Miami with a clear offensive strategy: run the ball. The Chippewas were coming off a 339-yard performance on the ground in their win the week before. The option-style offense is based around the run, and CMU throws the ball less than nearly all the other teams in the FBS. Miami refused to allow it. The No. 4 Hurricanes held Central Michigan to a season-low 21 rushing yards on 25 attempts — a remarkably low 0.84 yards per carry. UM forced CMU to throw, wh
Is the Hurricanes’ duo of Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney the best in the nation? (opens the original)
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Malachi Toney’s best play of the season so far did not even count. The sophomore star had a Central Michigan defender in his face and was falling backwards out of the end zone. He raised his right hand and snagged the ball out of the air, one-handed. He fell through the back of the end zone with an apparent touchdown grab — until the referee standing near him flagged him for offensive pass interference. “It just was a reaction,” Toney said of the catch. The quarterback who threw that pass, Daria
Two crucial Hurricanes expected to return from injury vs. Clemson (opens the original)
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Hurricanes coach Mario Cristobal delivered good injury news on Monday morning. The UM coach said on WQAM that star running back Mark Fletcher Jr. and defensive tackle Ahmad Moten Sr. are expected to play in Miami’s primetime matchup at Clemson on Saturday (7:30, ABC). The No. 4 Hurricanes are 17 1/2-point favorites. Both players were on the bench for the No. 4 Hurricanes’ blowout win against Central Michigan last week. Cristobal said after the game that the two players were held out for precauti
Hurricanes move back up in polls after blowing out Central Michigan; Gators enter top 10 (opens the original)
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The Miami Hurricanes kept their high ranking after rolling to a win against Central Michigan on Saturday night, and one of their in-state rivals joined them in the top 10. Miami moved from No. 6 to No. 4 in this week’s Associated Press Top 25 Poll. Florida shot up the rankings from No. 21 to No. 8 after beating Ole Miss on Saturday. The Hurricanes are also No. 4 in the FWAA-NFF Super 16. UM moved up one spot No. 4 in the USA Today Coaches Poll. The ACC has two ranked teams: Miami and No. 21 SMU.
Five things we learned in Hurricanes’ blowout win over Central Michigan (opens the original)
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The Miami Hurricanes closed out their first month of the season with another blowout, crushing Central Michigan, 52-3. The Chippewas kicked a go-ahead field goal on their first drive, and Miami rolled from there. Here are five things we learned from Saturday night’s game: When Miami played Wake Forest last week, the Demon Deacons (who picked up a big win over Louisville on Saturday) halted UM’s offense for most of the second half. The Hurricanes punted on their first drive on Saturday, as well.
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