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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. – Jack Plummer threw three touchdown passes, the last of which was a 58-yarder to Kevin Coleman with 4:17 left, and No. 10 Louisville clinched a spot in the Atlantic Coast Conference title game by beating Miami 38-31 on Saturday.
Coleman finished wide open after Miami defenders Te’Cory Couch and Jaden Davis collided at full speed as the play unfolded, and went down the right sideline for the opening score for the Cardinals (10-1, 7-1 ACC ).
Louisville made the ACC championship game for the first time in 10 years in the league and will play Florida State in Charlotte on Dec. 2 for the title.
Miami had 4th and goal from the Louisville 3 with 1:29 left, but Tyler Van Dyke’s pass sailed just out of reach of Jacolby George in the end zone. The Raiders had one last chance and Van Dyke’s deep pass was batted around and caught by Xavier Restrepo at the 5-yard line, but was tackled with no time left.
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NO. 4 FLORIDA STATE 58, NORTH ALABAMA 13: Florida State lost star quarterback Jordan Travis to a leg injury in the first quarter, but emerged behind backup Tate Rodemaker and beat North Alabama at home.
Travis suffered what appeared to be a major injury to his left knee/foot while running up the middle late in the first quarter. After an air cast was placed on the leg, Travis was carted. There was no official update from Mike Norvell on Travis’ injury at halftime, although the coach told The CW Network at intermission that “it obviously didn’t look good.”
Rodemaker completed 13 of 23 passes for 217 yards with touchdown passes to Keon Coleman and Caziah Holmes as the Seminoles (11-0) won their 17th straight game in pursuit of the No. 4 in the College Football Playoff standings.
CJ Campbell had a 70-yard touchdown run, and Lawrence Toafili, Trey Benson and Holmes added TD runs.
NO. 19 NOTRE DAME 45, WAKE FOREST 7: Sam Hartman tormented his former team, passing for 277 yards and four touchdowns to lead host Notre Dame past Wake Forest.
Notre Dame (8-3) improved to 6-0 all-time against Wake Forest (4-7).
Transferring from Wake Forest to Notre Dame for the 2023 season, Hartman leads all active FBS quarterbacks in career touchdowns (132) and passing yards (15,516).
CLEMSON 31, NO. 20 NORTH CAROLINA 20: Cade Klubnik threw for 219 yards and a touchdown and Clemson’s high-scoring defense held North Carolina to its fewest points this season.
The resurgent Tigers (7-4, 4-4) won their third straight and beat a ranked opponent for the second time in that stretch after their 31-23 win over then-No. 12 Notre Dame on November 4.
Excited fans, mostly students, rushed onto the field twice before the final seconds ticked off and drew an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Regardless, Clemson ran out the clock moments later and the celebration took place in the final home game of the season.
GEORGIA TECH 31, SYRACUSE 22: Haynes King threw two touchdown passes and added a 19-yard scoring run late in the fourth quarter as Georgia Tech stopped a Syracuse comeback to beat the Orange (5-6, 1-6) in Atlanta and be bowl eligible for the first time in five years.
Jamal Haynes’ 30-yard scoring run to open the second half gave Georgia Tech (6-5, 5-3) a 24-3 lead. Haynes’ run scored came after Darrell Gill Jr. kick return recovered by Georgia Tech’s Jacob Cruz.
NC STATE 35, VIRGINIA TECH 28: Brennan Armstrong threw two touchdown passes and rushed for two scores to lead NC State past Virginia Tech (5-6, 4-3).
Armstrong had 292 yards for the Wolfpack (8-3, 5-2), who scored touchdowns on five consecutive possessions over both halves and never trailed as they won their fourth straight game.
VIRGINIA 30, DUKE 27: Anthony Colandrea threw three touchdown passes and Virginia burned more than 5 minutes off the clock with a late, long intentional drive and beat Duke at home.
Colandrea hit Malik Washington from 34 and seven yards and Malachi Fields from 29 for the Cavaliers (3-8, 2-5), who won their sixth straight against the Blue Devils (6-5, 3-4) at Scott Stadium.
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