A nail bitting end for No. 7 Miami as they pick up a close victory against Virginia Tech 38-34 to remain undefeated. The key to this game came down to coaching as Mario Cristobal just didn't make as many mistakes as Hokies head coach Brent Pry created to many mistakes for his team to overcome.

Miami came back from ten points down in the fourth quarter to outlast the Virginia Tech Hokies 38-34 at Hard Rock Stadium. Cam Ward continued his Heisman push with 342 yards passing and four touchdowns. The game came down to a replay review that overturned a last-second touchdown Hail Mary from Virginia Tech.

Two of the Miami Hurricanes’ top player in left tackle Jalen Rivers and defensive end Rueben Bain Jr. have not played since the team’s season opener against the Florida Gators.

Miami went to 5-0 and won its conference opener. But the night had so many ups and downs, right to the end, that quarterback Cam Ward said, “I don’t feel good about this win.”

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On the final play of the game, Virginia Tech quarterback Kyron Drones sent a Hail Mary attempt to the end zone. A slew of Virginia Tech receivers and Hurricanes defenders leapt for the ball. Chaos ensued.