No. 5 Miami (FL) hosts Duke on Nov. 14 at noon EST in an Atlantic Coast Conference game televised on ABC.
Miami (FL) is 8-1 after losing to Notre Dame 31-24 on Nov. 7. Duke is 7-2 after beating NC State 41-3 on the same day.
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Miami (FL) leads the Football Bowl Subdivision in scoring at 45.0 points per game and ranks third in total offense at 517.3 yards per game. Its defense allows 323.7 yards per game — 33rd in the FBS — and 19.2 points per game, ranked 23rd.
Duke ranks 11th in total defense at 282.1 yards per game and fifth in scoring defense at 13.0 points per game. The Blue Devils allow 95.6 rushing yards per game — 12th in the FBS — and 186.6 passing yards per game, ranked 29th.
Miami (FL) converts 52.9% of third downs — fifth in the FBS — and scores on 91.5% of red zone trips, ranked 23rd. Duke averages 32:19 in time of possession, ranked 20th; Miami averages 33:09, ranked seventh.
Miami (FL) quarterback Darian Mensah has thrown for 2,701 yards, 28 touchdowns and two interceptions while completing 76.8% of his passes. Wide receiver Malachi Toney has 1,027 yards and 13 touchdowns on 73 catches. Running back Mark Fletcher has rushed for 514 yards and nine touchdowns.
Duke quarterback Walker Eget has passed for 1,849 yards, 10 touchdowns and three interceptions while completing 63.0% of his passes. Running back Nate Sheppard leads the Blue Devils with 1,189 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns on 191 carries. Receiver Jonah Burton has 351 yards and one touchdown on 26 receptions.
Miami (FL) is favored by 14.5 points. Miami is 5-3-1 against the spread; Duke is 7-2 against the spread. Miami hosts Virginia Tech on Nov. 21; Duke hosts Clemson on Nov. 20.
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