No. 7 Miami gains school-record 856 yards, rolls past Florida A&M 77
- On Thursday, September 10, the Miami Hurricanes defeated the Florida A&M Rattlers 77-7, matching a school record for points while setting a program mark with 856 total yards of offense.
- Extending their winning streak against the Rattlers to 12 consecutive games, the Hurricanes also secured their 20th consecutive home opener victory at Hard Rock Stadium.
- Star quarterback Darian Mensah and backup Luke Nickel combined for six touchdown passes, while running backs Javian Mallory and Mark Fletcher Jr. added two scores each amid 430 rushing yards.
- Leading 77-0, the teams shortened the fourth quarter to 10 minutes; the Rattlers avoided a shutout after Caleb McKenzie returned a fumble 72 yards for a touchdown.
- Florida A&M earned $760,000 for the matchup, including $40,000 for their band's appearance, as the Hurricanes prepare to face Wake Forest on Friday, September 18.
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Miami was so dominant against Florida A&M that they ended the game early
The No. 7 Hurricanes' beatdown of Florida A&M became so lopsided that the team employed the rarely used clause to shorten the game by five minutes in Miami's 77-7 home triumph.
Miami Paid FAMU $720k To Play Game Before Beating Them Down 77-7 In Florida Showdown
FAMU got paid good money to be the University of Miami’s punching bag. On Thursday night, Miami beat down FAMU 77-7 in a blowout that needed to be cut short. Despite the beatdown, Miami head coach Mario Cristobal felt his team got a lot of much-needed reps for many of their players. “We improved on […]
Powerhouse college football team throttles FCS team so violently, both coaches agreed to shorten the game – Democratic Accent
The No. 7 Miami Hurricanes throttled FCS Florida A&M so badly in Thursday night’s home-opener,... The post Powerhouse college football team throttles FCS team so violently, both coaches agreed to shorten the game appeared first on Democratic Accent .
Powerhouse college football team throttles FCS team so violently, both coaches agreed to shorten the game
No. 7 Miami Hurricanes throttled Florida A&M 77-7 as both teams agreed to shorten the fourth quarter. The college football blowout highlights the NIL and transfer portal talent gap.
Historic FCS Program Forced to Cut Game Short Over Blowout After Being Paid $760K to Play
Florida A&M traveled to Hard Rock Stadium with a guaranteed $760,000 paycheck, but the night quickly turned into a painful reality check. The Miami Hurricanes showed no mercy against the historic FCS program powerhouse, beating them 77-7. They piled up points so fast that both head coaches ultimately agreed to cut the game short. “With […]
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