Powerhouse college football team throttles FCS team so violently, both coaches agreed to shorten the game
The No.
7 Miami Hurricanes throttled FCS Florida A&M so badly in Thursday night's home-opener, both teams agreed to wave the white flag at the start of the fourth quarter.
This is probably why FBS and FCS teams should never be on the same field together again — especially not in today's world of transfer portal madness and NIL.
The Hurricanes won 77-7.
It was never close.
It was never even kind of close.
This game got out of hand so quickly, the scoreboard had a hard time keeping up.
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The Hurricanes scored a touchdown on all seven first half possessions.
They scored four more touchdown in the third quarter.
FAMU had two first downs the entire first half.
The Rattlers quarterback was hit so hard on the game's third play, it went viral on social media.
Miami's Heismen-hopeful QB, Darian Mensah, threw for three touchdowns and one incompletion.
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