FSU football: 3 huge facts about 2022 Miami Hurricanes
By Kelvin Hunt
FSU football enters the 2022 Miami game more than a touchdown favorite on the road, which is a stark contrast from last year when they were underdogs at home against the Canes.
The Noles won the game, ending a four-game losing streak, and looked to signal a turning point between the two programs.
That loss caused Miami to fire Manny Diaz and hire the supposed Miami savior, Mario Cristobal. However, the Canes have fallen flat on their face this season and failed to meet expectations.
The only thing they have left is their Super Bowl against FSU. If they were to upset the Noles Saturday, their season would be a success, and that’s despite not winning the ACC Coastal once again.
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The sad part is there’s absolutely no reason that the program should be 4-4 against that schedule, and let’s not forget it took Miami going life and death with Virginia to reach the .500 mark.
A team that only has one Power 5 win all season. Miami fans seem to have accepted reality going into the FSU football game Saturday night.
They have little to no confidence, which is saying something for a fan base that’s one of the most delusional in college football. However, there is good reason, and here are three of them.