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When Miami plays Florida State on Saturday, quarterback Cam Ward and wide receiver Xavier Restrepo have the opportunity to set or tie Miami records. Ward will eventually set the single-season marks for passing yards and touchdown passes, and Restrepo is getting closer to Miami’s lifetime records for receptions and receiving yards.

Restrepo comes into the game against Florida State trailing Mike Harley by 12 receptions and Santana Moss by 143 yards in terms of career receiving yards. After setting the reception record for a year, Restrepo would set the Miami single-season receiving yardage record at his current pace.

To attain the lifetime catch record, Restrepo would need to tie Harley’s Miami single-game record of 13 receptions against Duke in 2020. The pinnacles of your career

Bernie Kosar’s 3,642 throwing yards in 1984 set a Miami single-season record. This season, Ward’s passing yardage average is 362.6. In the regular season’s penultimate game against Wake Forest on November 23, Ward would break the Miami single-season throwing yardage record at his current pace.

Ward is on track to surpass 4,000 passing yards in a single season, making him the first quarterback in Miami history to do it. Ward’s performance this season is expected to make him the first Miami quarterback selected in the first round of the NFL Draft since 1987, when Vinny Testaverde was selected. Walsh and Kosar were selected in the first round of the NFL Supplemental Draft.

Miami quarterback Cam Ward is still among the top performers in college football, as seen by his performance against Louisville on Saturday. In FanDuel’s Heisman Trophy winner odds, Ward and Ashton Jeanty of Boise State are deadlocked for first place.

• Despite the defense’s lacklustre effort against the Cardinals on Saturday, Ward’s outstanding performance lifted the Hurricanes. Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough finished the game with 342 yards, four touchdowns, and no turnovers since the defence struggled with tackling and was prone to permitting explosive plays.

In any other year, Miami might have suffered a crushing defeat. However, the game ended in a dramatic shootout victory to keep the Canes unblemished, with Cam Ward guiding the team. Ward aided his cause by not turning the ball over once and making a number of amazing plays.

In a contentious play reversal, it looked like Ward fumbled, leading to a scoop-and-score for Louisville, but the referees decided his arm was moving forward. Ward was practically flawless other from the near-fumble.