A potential stadium conflict could arise if the Miami Hurricanes host a first-round College Football Playoff game.

With two losses in league play already, is there a feasible path for the Miami Hurricanes to make the ACC Championship Game?

The win was SMU's first against an AP top-10 team since the Jan. 1, 1983 Sugar Bowl against Pitt and first at home since 1974.

SMU is 5-3 overall but still alive in the ACC at 3-1, even after a shocking defeat to Wake Forest last weekend. If the Mustangs have any hope of returning to the College Football Playoff, they’ll need to run the table, which could be in the cards if they can upset Miami as 12.5-point underdogs at Gerald J. Ford Stadium on Saturday.

The Miami Hurricanes dropped a close 24-21 game to the Louisville Cardinals on Friday night in Miami that served as a wake-up call for coach Mario Cristobal's team. The Hurricanes fell to 5-1 on the season while Jeff Brohm's Cardinals improved their record to the same mark.

Head coach Courtney Banghart and the North Carolina women's basketball team will take the hardwood floor inside Carmichael Arena against Miami during ACC play on January 15. UNC is 14-12 all-time against the Hurricanes,

Miami Hurricanes freshman wide receiver Malachi Toney is a special talent. The three star high school recruit received offer letters from a collection of the best programs in the nation but ultimately decided on Miami.

Miami is ranked #10 in both the AP and Coaches polls after a slow start/strong finish 42-7 blowout win over Stanford on Saturday night. Miami will return home to Hard Rock Stadium after their first trip outside of the State of Florida to face off against SMU in week 10.