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All our content in the lead up to our annual rivalry game against FSU.
Welcome to Rivalry week!
As the Miami Hurricanes and Florida State Seminoles prepare to square off for their annual game, we’re here to discuss all of it. So take a look through all the great content our team of contributors has dreamed up, and prepare for the game. And also dive into the dissection of the action afterwards.
But you know the drill.
It’s Miami and Florida State.
Prepare for battle.
Miami battled, and even had a lead, but the undefeated Seminoles held on at home to stay in the College Football Playoff race.
It was close, but another loss to FSU stings whether it was by 1 or 100.
This year’s rivalry game is here.
A change at a key position could be in the offing today.
Time to call our shot and predict the outcome of tomorrow’s rivalry game.
All eyes on you, 9.
It’s Miami-FSU week. Let’s discuss.
With the annual Miami-Florida State matchup being played on Veteran’s Day, let’s honor the men and women of UM athletics that served our country.
With their powers combined...
Miami heads to undefeated Florida State in a November showdown of two rivals. One is vying for the ACC Championship Game and the College Football Playoff, one is vying for any legitimacy in another down year.
The ‘Canes and ‘Noles have faced off 10 times in the month of November since the 1983 season. Over the past 40 years Miami and FSU have split their November matchups five games a piece.
An afternoon showdown for this year’s game.
Vegas is not expecting this game to be close.
This year’s Rivalry game will be on national tv, but when?
This year the ‘Canes hit the road to Tallahassee, FL to face the Seminoles of Florida State.