Welcome back to Through the Smoke, a Miami Hurricanes podcast here on the 24-7 Sports Network.

Another instant recap edition.

This time, we're coming to you live from Tallahassee.

The Hurricanes Take Down, the rival of Florida State Seminoles, 27 to 10,

and a game where Miami pretty much dominated from the start.

You know, the folks in Las Vegas had the Hurricanes as an underdog,

but they kind of came out and controlled the game throughout from start to finish.

Miami's defensive line probably had their best game.

Statistically, since Manny Diaz has arrived here, Greg Russo with four sacks, a bunch of other

guys were living in the backfield.

Jaron Williams, the hero on offense, Miami really couldn't move the ball in the run game,

but Jaron, when he had time in the pocket, he delivered a long touchdown pass to Jeff

Thomas in the beginning, then D. Wiggins

later in the second half that kind of put the game on ice. David, I said I was going to ask you this

signature win for Manny Diaz here in year one of the tenure. Yeah, I would say it's a signature

type win for Manny. He really needed this win and it's always

it's always a good thing to get a dominant performance against a rival and you know,

Manny delivered that. I think you touched on it, but Miami controlled the game for pretty much the entire game, and they were the much

better team in all three phases. I think, you know, special teams played a big role in this

game in terms of providing short fields for the Miami offense. And, you know, Florida State special teams did not

play well. So that difference amounted to, I think, some easy scoring opportunities for the

Miami offense. Jaron Williams, definitely a very impressive performance, stepped up and delivered some deep shots when he was asked to

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