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November 12, 2026 Admin

No. 7 Miami (8-1, 6-0 ACC) returns to Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday to face Duke (7-2, 4-2) at noon ET. The Hurricanes fell six spots in the latest College Football Playoff rankings after their 31-24 loss at Notre Dame. Duke enters Saturday on a three-game winning streak, having outscored Boston College and NC State by a combined 88-5 over its past two games.

How to watch Miami vs. Duke

Date: Saturday, Nov. 14
Time: Noon ET
Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Fla.
TV: ABC
Streaming: Live TV streaming services carrying ABC, including YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV and FuboTV

Announcers for Miami vs. Duke

Bob Wischusen (play-by-play), Louis Riddick (analyst) and Stormy Buonantony (sideline reporter) will call the game on ABC.

Odds for Miami vs. Duke

Spread: Miami -13.5
Moneyline: Miami -520, Duke +390
Total: 54.5 points

Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.

Weather forecast at Hard Rock Stadium

Saturday’s forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and pleasant conditions in Miami Gardens, with a high near 72 degrees and a low around 59.

All-time series: Miami leads 16-5

The Hurricanes won the most recent meeting 53-31 in 2024, overcoming a 28-17 third-quarter. Duke’s most recent victory came in 2022, when the Blue Devils forced eight turnovers in a 45-21 win at Hard Rock Stadium.

Injury report: Miami vs. Duke

Miami Hurricanes

Out

WR Malachi Toney
WR Joshua Moore
RB CharMar Brown
DB Ja’Boree Antoine
DB OJ Frederique Jr.
OL Max Buchanan
TE Luka Gilbert

Buchanan is recovering from knee surgery, with Cristobal indicating he could return around the regular-season finale against Boston College.

Duke Blue Devils

Out

WR Jamien Little
S Patrick Smith-Young
CB Kimari Robinson
WR Kavon Simmons
WR Qeanu Johnson
LB Elliott Schaper
K Cosme Salas
DT David Anderson
OL Cole Allen
OL Kai Jacobowitz
OL Reagan McCranie
OL Roman Fina

Questionable

Probable

Miami vs. Duke: Key storylines

Miami can clinch an ACC Championship Game berth: The Hurricanes can secure their spot in Charlotte with a victory over Duke, a Louisville loss to North Carolina and a loss by either Clemson to Georgia Tech or SMU to Wake Forest.
Darian Mensah faces his former team: Mensah led Duke to the 2025 ACC championship before transferring to Miami following a legal dispute over his NIL agreement.
Cooper Barkate steps up without Toney: The former Duke receiver is coming off his best performance of the season, catching 10 passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns against Notre Dame.
Manny Diaz returns to Miami: Diaz spent three seasons as Miami’s head coach before being fired in December 2021.
Duke has one of the nation’s best running backs: Nate Sheppard has rushed for 1,189 yards and 17 touchdowns. He ran for 217 yards and three scores against NC State last weekend and leads the FBS with 21 total touchdowns scored. Miami enters Saturday allowing just 64.3 rushing yards per game.
The nation’s top scoring offense meets an elite defense: Miami leads the FBS with 45 points per game and ranks third in total offense at 517.3 yards per game. Duke allows just 13 points per game, fifth nationally, and has gone 11 consecutive quarters without surrendering a touchdown.
Duke’s offense has continued producing without Mensah: Quarterback Walker Eget has thrown for 1,849 yards, 10 touchdowns and three interceptions this season. The Blue Devils average 33 points and 425.1 total yards per game.