No. 7 Miami returns to Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday at noon ET to face Duke. The Hurricanes are looking to rebound from their first loss of the season, while the Blue Devils come in on a three-game winning streak.
There are several personal storylines, with former Miami coach Manny Diaz returning to Hard Rock Stadium and Hurricanes quarterback Darian Mensah and wide receiver Cooper Barkate preparing to face their former program.
Miami vs. Duke: Game information
- Matchup: Duke Blue Devils (7-2, 4-2 ACC) at No. 7 Miami Hurricanes (8-1, 6-0 ACC)
- When: Saturday, Nov. 14, noon ET
- Where: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Fla.
- TV: ABC (Bob Wischusen, play-by-play; Louis Riddick, analyst; Stormy Buonantony, sideline reporter)
- Radio: Miami's Hurricane Sports Network, 104.3 WQAM-FM
- Streaming: ESPN app and live TV services carrying ABC, including FuboTV
Miami vs. Duke: Last-minute odds
- Spread: Miami -13.5
- Over/under: 54.5 points
- Moneyline: Miami -550, Duke +410
- Against the spread: Miami is 6-3 this season, while Duke is 7-2.
Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.
Miami vs. Duke: Weather
Saturday's forecast calls for sunny skies and temperatures around 70 degrees at kickoff in Miami Gardens. The afternoon high is expected to reach 71 degrees, with a low around 59 and little chance of precipitation.
Miami vs. Duke: Latest injury report
Miami
Out
- WR Malachi Toney
- WR Joshua Moore
- RB CharMar Brown
- DB Ja'Boree Antoine
- DB OJ Frederique Jr.
- OL Max Buchanan
- TE Luka Gilbert
Questionable
- S Zechariah Poyser
Duke
Out
- WR Jamien Little
- S Patrick Smith-Young
- CB Kimari Robinson
- WR Kavon Simmons
- WR Qeanu Johnson
- LB Elliott Schaper
- K Cosme Salas
- DT David Anderson
- OL Cole Allen
- OL Kai Jacobowitz
- OL Reagan McCranie
- OL Roman Fina
- QB Terry Walker III
Miami vs. Duke: Game prediction
The Hurricanes will need another strong performance from Barkate, who caught 10 passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns against ND, along with more production from their running backs.
Defensively, Miami's biggest challenge will be slowing Duke running back Nate Sheppard, who has rushed for 1,189 yards and 17 touchdowns on the season.
Duke has the defensive talent to keep this competitive, and Diaz's familiarity with Mensah adds another challenge. But Miami has the more explosive offense, home-field advantage and plenty of motivation following its disappointing performance in South Bend.
Final score prediction: Miami 38, Duke 21.
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