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Miami Hurricanes Bowl Projections Through Eight Weeks
The Miami Hurricanes are coming to the end of what had been pointed to as the most difficult part of their 2016 schedule. Miami travels to Notre Dame Saturday at 4-3 hoping to avoid their first four-game losing streak since losing four in a row to conclude the 2014 season.
After a promising 4-0 start that vaulted them to tenth in the nation after being unranked to start it, the Miami Hurricanes face a major crossroads in their 2016 season. The brutal four-game stretch that began with Florida State on October 8 will end with Saturday’s trip to South Bend, IN to face Notre Dame.
A loss to the 2-5 Fighting Irish will give Miami its first in-season four-game losing streak since the Hurricanes finished 5-7 in Randy Shannon‘s first season in 2007 that was their last season in the Orange Bowl.
Where Will the Miami Hurricanes Spend the Holidays?
TaxSlayer (Gator) Bowl, EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Florida
Dec. 31, 11 a.m. (ESPN)
Tie-ins: Tie-ins: ACC/Big Ten vs. SEC
Miami: Two Appearances: 2-0.
Vs Arkansas
All-time series: Miami leads 3-0. Last Meeting: Miami won 31-3 in 1991.
No Postseason Meetings
Mark Schlabach: Vs. Florida:
All-time Series: Miami leads 29-26
Last Meeting: Miami won 21-16 in 2013
Postseason Meetings: Miami Leads 2-0
Brett McMurphy vs LSU
All-Time Series: LSU Leads 9-3
Last Meeting: Only Postseason Meeting: 2005 Peach Bowl LSU Won 40-3
Orlando Citrus Bowl, Orlando, Florida
Dec. 28, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Miami Four Appearances: 2-2
Vs. West Virginia
All-Time Series: Miami Leads 16-3
Last Meeting: Miami Won 22-20 in 2003
Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl
Miami Music City Bowl History: Would be first appearance.
Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
Dec. 30, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Vs. Mississippi
All-Time Series: Mississippi leads all-time series 2-1.
Last meeting: Miami won 20-7 in 1951.
Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina
Dec. 29, 5:30 p.m. (ESPN)
Would be Miami’s First Appearance
Vs. LSU (See All: Series Info under Brett McMurphy)
Including Saturday, Miami has five games remaining. Although none of these are against ranked teams, the ‘Canes still have some challenging matchups down the stretch. They need to primarily focus on themselves and figure out what has gone wrong the last three weeks in losses to Florida State, North Carolina, and Virginia Tech.
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