Live Updates as No. 12 Miami Fights for Its CFP Lives against No. 22 Pitt

Fourth Quarter:

Third Quarter:

Miami 31, Pitt 7

Miami is battering the Panthers now. They are taking the life away from this team and are beating them down. This is the way they wanted to finish the season regardless of them making it in or not.

Miami 24, Pitt 7

The Hurricanes are in full control of this game and with Pitt shooting themselves in the foot, this only helps the Hurricanes and their resume. The Hurricanes return to their old ways and run the ball up the middle for a touchdown.

Second Quarter:

Miami 17, Pitt 7

Malachi Toney is one of the best players in the world. He is nearing a record-breaking season as a Cane, and he is now only one rushing yard short of a three-touchdown day.

Miami has to beat three people today: Themselves, their opponent, and the refs. This is one of the best signs as Pitt misses a field goal.

Miami 10, Pitt 7

Dare I say Malachi Toney should be QB 1 next season? He continues to be a Godsend for the Hurricanes, who are making play after play to get him the ball, and he throws a touchdown to give the Hurricanes the lead. Elija Lofton with the catch.

Pitt 7, Miami 3

The Hurricanes break on defense has they leave a player wide open in the Flats. for a touchdown.

First Quarter:

What a play call and what a play. Pitt is short, but these running backs are game-hangers right now for the Panthers. Pitt has made play after play against this Hurricanes defense that is at historic levels. The Panthers

Miami 3, Pitt 0

Offensively, the Hurricanes are playing around a bit in the red zone, but the defense is playing so well that it can happen. Miami settles for the field goal.

The Hurricanes are up to two sacks on the day. Rueben Bain Jr. is now starting to wreck the game.

A drop on first down and a sack on third down get the Hurricanes' offense off the field. Was driving well, but made mistakes

The opening drive for Pitt was fantastic for how the Canes want to play. Miami's defense came out hot, and now drives are about to be long and hard for the Pitt defense.

College GameDay and Nick Saban Highlights how dangerous the Miami Hurricanes can be.

Nick Saban says Miami will be one of the most dangerous teams if they make the playoffs. pic.twitter.com/Lh7OSM8Ltx
— Grant Speaks (@GrantSpeaks1) November 29, 2025

Pregame:

It's the final game of the regular season for the Miami Hurricanes. It is also the most important game of the season for them. This will be a ranked matchup for the Canes against a dangerous Pittsburgh team that will do everything it can to try and win this game.

For both teams, this is a chance to make the ACC Championship game, even with so many variables that have to fall for either winner to make it. It can happen, and the Canes are hoping that it does for the sake of their playoff chances.

Four-year head coach Mario Cristobal looks to have a positive November and close out the month 4-0 first the first time as the Canes head coach and try to get his team into the College Football Playoff.

How to Watch: No. 13 Miami at No. 22 Pittsburgh

Who: Miami Hurricanes and the Pittsburgh Panthers

Where: Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

TV: ABC (Noon Eastern)

Radio: FM 104.3 WQAM

Last Outing, Panthers: The Panthers upset the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets dominantly and dramatically. After dropping a terrible game to Notre Dame, they bounced back and dragged the Yellow Jackets through the air and on the ground.

Last Outing, Miami Hurricanes: Miami is starting to take up victories, and they have been dominant. In 8 possessions against the Hokies, the Hurricanes scored on 6, with Carson Beck throwing 85 percent completion for over 300 yards and four touchdowns.

Last Meeting: This will be the first time each team will play each other since 2022, when the Panthers defeated the Canes at Hard Rock Stadium.

Justice Sandle is a graduate of Mississippi State University and is the site lead for the Miami Hurricanes on SI. He can be reached at Twitter @Justice_News5.