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Miami (Ohio) holds firm, denying UMass 2-point conversion attempt in 20-19 win

UMass scored with one second left, but Miami’s Malcolm McClain stopped the two-point try to preserve the RedHawks’ second straight win.

  • On Saturday, Miami defeated UMass 20-19 in Amherst after stopping a two-point conversion attempt on the final offensive play of the game.
  • Caleb Heavner and Scoop Smith each ran for touchdowns for the Redhawks, with Heavner's 7-yard score in the first quarter establishing a lead Miami maintained throughout.
  • UMass backup quarterback Logan Inagawa threw a 21-yard touchdown to Max Dowling with one second remaining, following starter Aedan McCarty's 171-yard passing performance before being replaced.
  • Opting to play for the win, Minutemen player Reece Adkins was stopped by Miami defender Malcolm McClain on the two-point conversion attempt, sealing the victory.
  • The Redhawks host Akron next Saturday, while UMass travels to Buffalo to face the Bulls in their respective Mid-American Conference matchups.
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Miami (Ohio) holds firm, denying UMass 2-point conversion attempt in 20-19 win

Caleb Heavner and Scoop Smith each ran for touchdowns and Miami (Ohio) held on to beat UMass 20-19 in a contest that went down to the last offensive play of the game

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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