If Miami can feed Johnson the ball and keep the chains moving while pounding the running game it will accomplish two important things to help out the Hurricanes defense. It will chew up the clock and limit Florida State's chances on offense. Both of those obstacles will be vital towards keeping the Seminoles off the scoreboard often this Saturday night. Just like Miami, the Seminoles offense has played exceptionally well during the latter part of the season. The ‘Noles' offense has scored at least 31 points in 6 straight games since Jameis Winston served his 1 game suspension against Clemson.

Winston has struggled with the interceptions, 11 to be exact, have been somewhat concerning this year. In the last 3 games, Winston has tossed 6 picks and that is something that he must avoid this Saturday. The Hurricanes have an underrated defense that does not get the credit they deserve. Miami has held opponents to just 21.9 points per game this year as the 27th best scoring defense in college football. If Winston turns the ball over and gives the Miami defense confidence, the Seminoles will be in a tough predicament for 60 minutes this Saturday.

Miami is good enough on both sides of the ball to pull the upset and I'll take the home underdog here tonight!