The University of Miami football team entered the 2018 season with high expectations and a No. 8 preseason ranking to match the hype.
After a season opening 33-17 loss to No. 25 LSU, however, the Hurricanes come to the Glass Bowl on Saturday to face the University of Toledo without the luster of a Top-10 team.
That doesn’t mean there will be any less buzz when “The U”, ranked No. 21 in the country, invades Toledo.
“It’ll be wild,” Miami coach Mark Richt said. “We’ll get everything they’ve got. I’m sure they’ll have every single seat sold and they’ll be standing room only.