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Taking place tonight at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, the undefeated sixth-ranked Miami Hurricanes (7-0, 3-0) will be facing off against the three-touchdown underdog Florida State Seminoles. The game will begin at 7 p.m. and be broadcasted by ESPN.

With a 1-6 record and a 1-5 record overall, the Seminoles have won the last three encounters between the two teams in this famous rivalry, with the most recent victory coming in a 45-3 drubbing of FSU at Hard Rock Stadium.

In an effort to garner style points for the pollsters and showcase his Heisman-contesting quarterback Cam Ward, UM Coach Mario Cristobal will surely remember the humiliating home loss thrashing.

The Seminoles’ struggles all season have received plenty of attention, but they still haven’t lost a game by more than two scores. Despite boasting the nation’s best offense, the unbeaten Miami Hurricanes have lost their last three games by a total 12 points, with margins of victory ranging from 4 points to 7 points. The Hurricane defense has allowed 117 points in their last three games, which include a 38–34 loss to Vermont, a 39–38 loss to California, and a 52–45 loss to Louisville.

In spite of this, Florida State’s offense ranks dismal at 129th overall, 127th scoring, 131st rushing, 83rd passing, and 73rd red-zone offense in the country.

In terms of overall defense ranking, Florida State is 63rd. Their pass defense is 32nd, their run defense 64th, their sacks per game 33rd, their points allowed per game 65th in the FBS, and their red zone defense a respectable 19th. In terms of penalties per game and turnover margin, they rank 88th and 126th, respectively.

Seminole fans in Tallahassee are crossing their fingers for a resurgence from the offense and a partial shutout of Miami’s Ward and the Hurricanes’ offence so that Florida State’s special teams can continue their stellar play and, perhaps, steal the game and end Miami’s perfect season.

Hopefully, the Noles can be competitive during prime time, as this rivalry has never gone according to plan.Taking place tonight at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, the undefeated sixth-ranked Miami Hurricanes (7-0, 3-0) will be facing off against the three-touchdown underdog Florida State Seminoles. The game is set to start at 7 p.m. and can be seen on ESPN.

With a 1-6 record and a 1-5 record overall, the Seminoles have won the last three encounters between the two teams in this famous rivalry, with the most recent victory coming in a 45-3 drubbing of FSU at Hard Rock Stadium.

In an effort to garner style points for the pollsters and showcase his Heisman-contesting quarterback Cam Ward, UM Coach Mario Cristobal will surely remember the humiliating home loss thrashing.

The Seminoles’ struggles all season have received plenty of attention, but they still haven’t lost a game by more than two scores. Despite boasting the nation’s best offense, the unbeaten Miami Hurricanes have lost their last three games by a total 12 points, with margins of victory ranging from 4 points to 7 points. The Hurricane defense has allowed 117 points in their last three games, which include a 38–34 loss to Vermont, a 39–38 loss to California, and a 52–45 loss to Louisville.

Although they rank 83rd in passing and 73rd in red-zone offense, Florida State’s offensive woes place them 129th overall, 127th in scoring, 131st in rushing, and overall in the country.

In terms of overall defense ranking, Florida State is 63rd. Their pass defense is 32nd, their run defense 64th, their sacks per game 33rd, their points allowed per game 65th in the FBS, and their red zone defense a respectable 19th. In terms of penalties per game and turnover margin, they rank 88th and 126th, respectively.

Seminole fans in Tallahassee are crossing their fingers for a resurgence from the offense and a partial shutout of Miami’s Ward and the Hurricanes’ offence so that Florida State’s special teams can continue their stellar play and, perhaps, steal the game and end Miami’s perfect season.

Hopefully, the Noles can be competitive during prime time, as this rivalry has never gone according to plan.