Miami (FL) Hurricanes Overpower Ball State Cardinals in a Record-Breaking Victory
The Miami (FL) Hurricanes showcased their dominance on the field with an impressive 62-0 victory over the Ball State Cardinals. This win improves the Hurricanes' season record to 3-0, maintaining their unbeaten streak, while the Cardinals fall to a 1-2 record. The game, held at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, was witnessed by 51,564 fans who saw the Hurricanes execute a flawless performance on both ends of the field.
Game Highlights
From kickoff to final whistle, the Miami (FL) Hurricanes controlled every aspect of the game. The offense was unstoppable, amassing a total of 750 yards with an average gain of 11 yards per play. Quarterbacks Emory Williams and Cam Ward were pivotal in this offensive onslaught. Williams completed 11 out of his 12 attempts for 161 yards and one touchdown, boasting an impressive completion percentage of about 92 percent. Ward contributed significantly with five touchdowns and threw for a total of 346 yards on a completion rate close to 68 percent.
The rushing attack complemented Miami's aerial dominance perfectly. Ajay Allen led with explosive runs totaling over 104 yards on just seven carries and scored one touchdown from a spectacular distance run that covered more than half the field at its longest point. Jordan Lyle also made significant contributions with his consistent performance that included one touchdown.
On defense, Miami was equally dominant; they recorded four sacks and eight tackles for loss while limiting Ball State to zero points throughout the game. Elijah Alston stood out defensively by not only contributing one sack but also securing an interception that he returned for three yards.
Special Teams Excellence
Special teams played no small part in this comprehensive team victory. Kicker Andres Borregales successfully converted two field goals from within forty-nine yards out, contributing six points directly through his accurate kicking which maintained his perfect success rate this season.
Punter Dylan Joyce had limited action due to Miami's offensive efficiency but made it count by pinning Ball State deep into their territory with his single punt traveling forty-six yards.
Looking Ahead
The next challenge for Miami (FL) Hurricanes will be against South Florida Bulls at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on September 21st at7:00 PM EDT. Fans can catch all live-action broadcasted on ESPN as both teams strive to secure another win in their respective campaigns.