CORAL GABLES — Miami trailed rival Florida State by 26 points early in the second half after starting the game flat. A little more than nineteen minutes of game-time later, the Hurricanes had the ball in their hands with a chance to win the game in its final seconds.
Despite cutting its deficit to one point and getting the ball in Isaiah Wong’s hands as the waning time elapsed, Miami fell to FSU 61-60 in Coral Gables on Saturday, dropping its second game to its biggest rival in 11 days.