What's up everybody?

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

I'm Andrew Evans, joined as always, by David Lake.

Another instant reaction edition of our podcast.

Tonight we're talking Miami, Louisville, the Hurricanes, down the Cardinals, 52 to 27 behind a six touchdown performance from Jaron Williams.

He sets the school record with six touchdowns. It was kind of unreal. More importantly, the hurricanes have now won three straight.

They are bowl eligible. There was a point at this, a point this season where we weren't sure if that was

obtainable, but this team seems to be firing on all cylinders, really. David, your just initial

takeaways from the parking lot of Hard Rock Stadium. Well, you got to start with Jared Williams,

right? Those six touchdowns were impressive. I think kind of you could make the argument.

Each one of those touchdowns showed a different facet of Jaron's passing ability.

He hit the deep shot to D. Wiggins while being hit, which was impressive.

He was patient on a screen to DJ Dallas, didn't throw it too soon when Dallas was covered,

waited for him to get open, and then gave him the ball.

And then my personal favorite was the last touchdown pass he through, which was a

absolute dime to Mike Harley, which showed great anticipation, great touch,

great trajectory, just dropped it in a zone kind of into the end zone for about a 28-yard

touchdown, I think. So yeah, I think we saw, we continue to see Jaron gaining confidence. He did say after the game that he feels like

the game is kind of slowing down for him. And it looks that way on the field, to be honest. He's

kind of attempting throws that we didn't necessarily see him attempt early in the year when he was

kind of holding onto the

ball too long.

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