Powerhouse college football team throttles FCS team so violently, both coaches agreed to shorten the game
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Key Points:
- The No. 7 Miami Hurricanes dominated Florida A&M with a 77-7 victory, leading to both teams agreeing to shorten the fourth quarter due to the lopsided score.
- Miami scored touchdowns on all seven first-half possessions and four more in the third quarter, while FAMU managed only two first downs in the first half.
- Miami's quarterbacks performed exceptionally, with starter Darian Mensah throwing three touchdowns and backups completing all their passes with multiple touchdowns.
- The game highlighted the significant talent gap between FBS and FCS teams, intensified by factors like the transfer portal and NIL, raising questions about the competitiveness and value of such matchups.
- Despite the embarrassment, FAMU likely accepted the game for the financial payout, a common practice for smaller programs facing powerhouse teams, though it often results in one-sided contests.
