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SOTU STORYSTREAM: Miami Takes On Duke To Close Out The Season

A game that at one time would decide the fate of the Coastal division is now left to just be a game for the seniors, and for bragging rights.

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Final Score: Miami 52 Duke 45. Canes finish the year strong with shootout win!!

Miami will not be going to the ACC Championship nor bowling. But 'Canes fans have a lot to cheer about as Duke Johnson and Co. finished the year strong and have a bright future ahead.

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SOTU GameThread: Miami Takes On Duke

Miami takes on the Duke Blue Devils for their regular season finale.

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¿Quien Eres Tu? ¡Duke!

Look at that, he hit the fucking bull! Guy gets a free steak!

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Q&A With Ben Swain, Writer For ACCSports.com

SOTU got together with Ben Swain, writer for ACCSports.com, and TheLedger-Online, for a Q&A ahead of the Canes' game with Duke this weekend.

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State of the U discusses DUKE/UM with Duke Sports Blog

Mike Kline asks me about Miami's self imposed ban, Al Golden's status at UM, and much more.

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UM @ Duke Weekly Al Golden Presser, Nov. 20th

Coach Al Golden met with the media on Tuesday to discuss a wide variety of topics involving the Hurricanes' upcoming match-up against the Duke Blue Devils, their recent self-imposed bowl ban and the future of this young team.

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Q&A with Mike Kline of Duke Sports Blog

Miami heads up to Durham to take on the Blue Devils in the season finale. We caught up with Mike Kline of Duke Sports Blog for a little insight on the Dookies.

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Miami/Duke Game Notes from HurricaneSports

The game notes are out for the Duke game, and as per usual, they are chock full of pertinent info. Here's a breakdown of the Canes' history against the Blue Devils:

DUKE SERIES HISTORY

  • Saturday will be the 10th series meeting between the schools - and eighth as ACC rivals - with Miami owning a commanding 8-1 series advantage.
  • Since suffering a 20-7 loss in the first meeting in 1976, the Miami Hurricanes have won eight straight meetings, including all four previous trips to Durham.
  • In last season's meeting, RB Lamar Miller ran for two touchdowns and became Miami’s first 1,000-yard rusher since 2002, while QB Jacory Harris threw three first-half touchdowns as the Hurricanes scored on each of their first five possessions to roll past Duke 49-14 on Homecoming.
  • Miami's last trip to Durham resulted in a 28-13 victory in 2010. In that game, the Hurricanes forced seven Blue Devils turnovers and Harris threw for one TD and ran for another. S Vaughn Telemaque picked off two Duke passes and DT Micanor Regis returned an interception 22 yards for a score; the Hurricanes intercepted five passes and forced two fumbles.
  • Each of Miami's last five wins over Duke has been decided by double digits, including last season's 35-point margin. In 2005, the ninth-ranked Canes upended the Blue Devils by 45 points - the first meeting as ACC foes.

The rest of the info, including a section dedicated to Duke Johnson, can be found HERE

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Hurricanes StatMilk Breakdown: How Do They Stack Up Against Duke?

Stats don't tell the whole story, but they are usually a pretty damn good indicator of what should happen in a game. This week, we take a look at the Canes and Blue Devils, and how they compare using StatMilk.

Here's how the team match up on offense:

Offense

Plays Per TD

21.5

22.4

Yards Per Play

6.2

5.2

Yards Per Rush

4.5

3.5

Yards Per Pass

7.5

6.6

Conversions

3rd Down

40 %

34 %

Turnovers

Differential

7.0

6.0

As you can see, they are fairly close. This should be a tough match up, as weird as that is to say. Here are the pertinent links to the rest of the stats:

Miami Vs. Duke

Miami Season

Duke Season

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Hurricanes Release Official Depth Chart for the Game Against Duke

It's the Hurricanes' final game of the season this weekend, and the new depth chart is out.

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