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MONICA HERNDON // PHOTO EDITOR NOT THIS TIME: Rashawn Scott (80), Malcolm Lewis (9) and Tyriq McCord (17) walk off the field at Doak Campbell Stadium after Miami’s 41-14 loss to Florida State on Saturday.
Miami comes up short Unbeaten Florida State cruises in second half BY SPENCER DANDES SPORTS EDITOR
TALLAHASSEE – There was a moment on Saturday night when things were looking up. Allen Hurns snagged his second touchdown of the first half, somehow keeping a fraction of an inch between his cleat and the sideline. It seemed like a turning point:
Miami had, minutes earlier, handed Florida State the ball with a chance to go up 28-7 before halftime. But fearless freshman Jameis Winston turned it over, and the Hurricanes needed to capitalize. So when Hurns hauled in that miraculous catch and made the score a much more manageable 21-14, the few thousand scattered Miami fans turned to the nearest Seminole and raised their eyebrows as if to say, “Don’t look now.” Unfortunately, Miami had no
reason to celebrate the rest of the way. As the points piled on late in the third quarter of the 41-14 FSU victory, Miami’s loss became even more def lating when star running back Duke Johnson was injured. The Hurricanes’ leading rusher was trapped under a pile and appeared to twist his right leg. He was evaluated for several minutes on the sideline, and then was carted off to get X-rays. SEE FOOTBALL, PAGE 10