The last time the Miami Hurricanes played the Pittsburgh Panthers (3-2), it was a low scoring affair (16-12). The Canes pulled out the win on the back of Jarren Williams’ 32-yard TD pass to K.J. Osborn’s with 58 seconds remaining. This is a new year and a new Hurricanes offense. The Canes are ranked 13th in the country, have a true leader at QB, and are looking to get the sour taste of that 25-point loss to Clemson out of their mouths. In the first noon kickoff in the season, look for Miami to rebound against the Panthers.
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